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Late July by Ginger Marshall Arcylic on Canvas
Late July
Acrylic on Canvas
2007

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John Stenger: I constantly see these attempts made at explaining art, Abstract or otherwise, I don’t know why...
jimmy mcdonough: What kind of media was this? It looks like waterbased with some different papers.
jimmy mcdonough: I like how the pink seems to stand out from the rest of the piece.
Gordon Fraser: i like the negative space and the strong feeling of emptiness it generates for the composition
jimmy mcdonough: You should see what else he does!