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Gentle Days III
Mixed media on panel
24" x 6"
$1,200 USD
Six colors hang from the top edge like ribbons tied to a branch: indigo, deep navy, grass green, lemon, tangerine and cherry red, each beginning in a rounded drop and stretching downward in a long, wavering line. They sway slightly as they fall, leaning together and drifting apart, some reaching all the way to the bottom and pooling softly there. The pale blue ground behind them is quiet and clean, giving every line space to be seen. Mandie let the paint hang and fall under its own weight, simply watching it go. It feels unhurried and kind, like a slow walk on a mild afternoon.
Ribbons swaying on a branch suggest garden afternoons, so try it in a sunroom, a covered porch or beside a door that opens onto the yard. The indigo, green and cherry play well with rattan, painted wood and striped cushions in summer colors.
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