Patricia Musgrave – A Painting Blog

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Windmill at Lyngby

Zealand, Denmark

9" x 12" oil on canvas

sold

Everybody associates windmills with Holland, but Denmark has it's share of them. The Virtual Paintout went to the island of Zealand this month, and I found several wonderful places to stop and paint from the Google maps. I came across this windmill in Lyngby, near Copenhagen, at the Open Air Museum.

This painting has been painted on all sides - minimaly, so you could have it framed, or hang it just as it is.

To see more of my work please visit my gallery page at The Daily Paintworks, or visit my Facebook page, Patricia Musgrave - Paintings. If you would like to own this piece, simply click on the "Buy Now" Paypal logo on your left. Thanks for stopping to look!

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Artist's Statement

My main goal as a painter is to express the beauty I see around me. I feel that this is my mission in life, and I take it seriously.

I love the process of painting, itself, and me, color is the best part. I see color theory as an evolving concept, one that never ceases to amaze and delight, so to learn more, to do better... this is where I am a seeker!

I hope you enjoy these paintings, I think I can honestly say I work long and hard over them. Not because I'm a perfectionist - I'm certainly not - but because I understand that all these pieces will last a very long time. Artists, I think must also be craftsmen. We must strive to create a thing of integrity and (for me) beauty for others to share in and enjoy.

Thank you for looking!