6"x 9" Oil on stretched canvas.
This was one of those "STOP THE CAR" moments. Blocks down the street upon entering Mom and Dad's neighborhood, I could see a tree loaded with bright yellow fruit. I didn't know for sure what they were, but I knew they were good to paint if not to eat. Once again I "stole" a snipping from a stranger's yard. Bad me. Actually I had my hubby do the dirty deed with his trusty pocket knife.
After doing a search to make sure it was a persimmon, I found that this variety is the American one. The Japanese variety is shaped more like a tomato. What you hear about the pucker effect is true! Keep away from children and don't try this at home....
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2 comments:
they grow wild here. complete with sucking sounds. Great in pies with a few yaupon berries for spite. Beautiful painting as always.
Marilyn, I enjoy your back stories on your paintings! Fruit always looks so much better in a painting with it's leaves still attached, your hubby is a good sport!
btw, I"ve never seen a persimmons tree, what is the pucker effect? I haven't heard of this before.
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