012 “Il Vicino” Acrylic, 6 x 6 inch on MDF
Il Vicino seemed like a good place for dinner with my son and daughter-in-law. Turns out, it was a delicious place to have dinner.
$100 – To purchase, send email to: gallery@mikedaymon.com
Il Vicino
Coy
011 “Coy” Acrylic on MDF, 7″ x 5″
My grandpa used this shaving mug and straight razor in the 1920s. Toward the end of the 1930s, he switched to a “safety” razor, but kept the mug. He had lost one eye as a boy, but was still the most sought after baseball pitcher in the county till he was nearly 60 years old. Great guy.
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Mother and Sun
010 “Mother and Sun” Acrylic, 6 x 6 inches
Painted in honor of a woman who loved yellow, and loved sunshine, and whose children loved her.
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See You in Paris
009 “See You in Paris” Acrylic, 5″ x 7″
On my first trip to France, I decided to carry a limited palette of colors to save space in my luggage. These are the pastels I brought with me. I’ve since increased from four to nine colors. As for the title, I sold a small piece of art to a tourist in Paris — she never asked if I was also a tourist; she was just happy to have a piece of art done in Paris.
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Hospices de Dijon
008 “Hospices de Dijon” 6 x 6 inches, acrylic on MDF
The wine is Chenovre Ermitage chardonnay from Hospices de Dijon, Beaune, France, which I purchased while visiting the town. The black antique plate is a 1930s Fostoria “Mayfair” pattern.
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