My studio painting from Alfred Sisley's plein air

[JamieWG]

This micro mini is 1.25x1.5" (1.75x2" framed). I fell in love with this Impressionist painting by Alfred Sisley (1839-1899) and just had to make it my next "Micro Master" copy.

This is how I send them out. :) (Quarter is for size reference only.)
http://www.wetcanvas.com/Community/images/10-Apr-2007/13766-Sisley_Road_to_Louveciennes_packaged_500.jpg

Here's a larger version of the painting:
http://www.wetcanvas.com/Community/images/10-Apr-2007/13766-Sisley_Road_to_Louveciennes_quarter_500.jpg

Just to give you an idea of how small it really is, this is about actual size, depending on your monitor and resolution:
http://www.wetcanvas.com/Community/images/10-Apr-2007/13766-Sisley_Road_to_Louveciennes_quarter_250as.jpg

I spent a LOT of time with a magnifying glass. LOL

This was way too much fun. Next victim: Cezanne.

Jamie

[brianc]

Fun fun fun!

Incredibly small! And so beautiful. I like the way you've separated values to give a texture that feels complete and detailed, without over doing the content.

[JanB]

Jamie these are just adorable!! I bet you find lots of collectors for micro-mini masterpieces. Waaay too much fun!!

[Avie]

Amazing and beautiful, I adore miniatures.

[JamieWG]

Brian and Jan, thanks so much.

Avie, I appreciate you stopping in and commenting! There are more of them here (http://www.hudsonvalleypainter.com/category/jamies-jewels-framed-miniature-gems/). Included are a Van Gogh landscape, a Monet poppy field landscape, plus some other "Master" copies, and even one of my own. LOL

Jamie