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P a i n t i n g s

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"It's in Provence. One night my husband and I decided at midnight that we'd climb to the top of Les Baux. It was very spooky--no living creatures around except us and the bats. When we got back to our little Auberge we were locked out and had to arouse the landlord, who was not a bit happy about it." - 'Les Baux'

'White Violets in a Wine Glass'

"I did this painting when I was 21 years old--when I was taking private lessons on St. Botolph Street in Boston. Edmond Piccasio was also in the class, and for that reason I have always thought of this painting as 'Portrait of a Soldier as a young Man' because he went off to war shortly after this was painted and I've not heard of him since. It was his idea that we paint each other, but he was never satisfied with his painting of me and he destroyed it. I think you can tell when you look at this painting that I was very sad at the time that i did it." 'Edmond'

'On the Road to Lincoln' - "Holly and I went out one beautiful October day to paint foliage. This painting was done in Lincoln. It was glorious."

'The River with Loosestrife' - "This is the river in concord in the summer. "

'Bonjour' - "This room is in our favorite auberge in Provence. Oh, what a wonderful morning." [1987]

The Painting featured at the top of this page is: 'Melon' - An oil painting on canvas. ca 26" x 24", Barbara Larner. [1996]