A few years ago my friend Phyllis invited a bunch of artists to stay with her and paint at this little piece of heaven in Truro, MA, on the inner arm of Cape Cod. It is a truly magical place, a few houses down from Hopper's house, that I recently posted a painting of. This house has historical significance in terms of the art history of Provincetown, MA, an art colony that was the birthplace of the Cape Cod School of Art. This house was funky to say the least and probably could sleep - I don't know - 20? This is the entrance, the back of the house. Pretty sure the story is this place was designed by 2 RISD grads. Cape Cod Bay is in the background. I loved the door!
Thanks for all that info, Kelley. Never saw that place all the times I was there. It is a great door and a great painting.
ReplyDeleteI wanna go! Yes, great door! Nice piece : )
ReplyDeletefabulous painting. I wanna live there!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place to paint and be with friends! Nice painting!!
ReplyDeleteI love the door, too. Also love all the colors in the green shrubs.
ReplyDeleteKelley, I love the blues and greens!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! Sounds like a wonderful getaway!
Great work, Kelley! Love the way you positioned the house so that all those cool architectural angles could be seen. And that door! I want to live there. I don't know anyone could visit there and not be moved to create. What a terrific experience!
ReplyDeleteNice place to paint...I love the door also!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful location, plus that door is a work of art!
ReplyDeleteLove this painting, Kelley!
ReplyDeleteI love the colorful door too!
ReplyDelete-Dean