11 May 2010

ARTMONACO - Girl with the Fish in her Hat


She intrigues me - I love this painting - and so wish I knew the name of the artist. I thought I was being clever by photographing the signature but it's impossible to read. If anyone knows, tell me and I'll credit the gallery and of course the talented artist.

P.S: Thanks so much to Robyn Gordon of ArtPropelled who told me that the artist is Lisa G and the painting is called The Black Ribbon. You can visit Lisa G's blog to see more of her beautiful work, by clicking on the link. Thanks Robyn! Lisa G is represented in France by Galerie d'Art le Cameleon in Antibes.
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14 comments:

  1. Gunn11 May, 2010

    Unique ART!
    I like it too:)

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  2. Eleonora Baldwin11 May, 2010

    She's beautiful, in her Flanders skin and goofy hat. Unfortunately I can't help you with the artist.

    Ciao

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  3. Ola11 May, 2010

    crazy but I like it

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  4. Avocaken11 May, 2010

    I would hang this on a wall in my home. (I like it very much) My paintings are "plain jane" compared to this. I need to get a little "crazy"? :-)

    I do believe that she needs a fresh(er) fish in her hat to cheer her up, though.

    Ken B.

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  5. Leif Hagen11 May, 2010

    That would be quite a hat to wear around town! Better use a plastic fish instead of a read one! Ha!

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  6. Halcyon11 May, 2010

    Interesting painting. I sort of like it!

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  7. Sharon11 May, 2010

    This painting draws me in too! I love the face. As a practical matter, a fish in your hat might not make you very popular in a crowd. However, in a painting it is intriguing.

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  8. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com11 May, 2010

    This painting commands attention. And comment. To me, the elongated face and expression evokes Modigliani, but the fish and hat makes it whimsical.

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  9. Kate11 May, 2010

    her swan-like neck and elongated face serves as a counterbalance to the horizongal lines of the hat. It is indeed an unusual subject.

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  10. Rob Siemann11 May, 2010

    Oh, une alsacienne! She's a beauty!

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  11. maria11 May, 2010

    She reminds me of Modigliani and I would love to know the artist too!

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  12. B SQUARED12 May, 2010

    You can smell her coming from miles away.

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  13. ArtPropelled12 May, 2010

    The painting is called the Black Ribbon by Lisa G. I also love it!

    Here is her blog>>>

    http://www.lisagpeintre.blogspot.com/

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  14. Jilly12 May, 2010

    Thanks so much ArtPropelled, I'll change the copy. I hate not being able to credit an artist, especially one as talented as this.

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