Fall Bounty II I can't remember exactly how I stumbled upon the paintings of Sarah Lamb, which I've posted about here before other than it involved searching the internet (as usual!) for "still life paintings" which yielded Sarah Lamb's extraordinary work. The artist is renowned for her still life paintings which to me, are reminiscent of those by the old European Masters. I am drawn not only to the fine life-like details of the paintings, but also to the simplicity of the subject matter--flowers, fruit, vegetables, shell fish and other delicacies or everyday objects like pots and bottles beautifully composed against a shaded background.
Three SquashThis group of her paintings represents fall to me with its shorter days, colder temperatures and fewer outdoor activities, but more time for cooking, baking and sharing time indoors with family and friends. Enjoy!
Mussels
Jeff's Old Bottles
Sickle Pears 
Clay Pots
Mousse Au Chocolate
La Miche Polaine
Dusty Bottle
Eggs in a Wooden Bowl
Eggs With Copper Pot
Leeks and Earthenware
European Mounted Skull
Clam and Mussel Shells II
Alpine Fondue I
Mussels Jeff's Old Bottles 
Sickle Pears Clay Pots 
Mousse Au Chocolate 
La Miche Polaine 
Dusty Bottle 
Eggs in a Wooden Bowl 
Eggs With Copper Pot 
Leeks and Earthenware 
European Mounted Skull 
Clam and Mussel Shells II 
Alpine Fondue I 
Stock Grange Apples
Pomegranates
All Photos from Spanierman Gallery LLC
I'm so glad I found your blog...you have such a different point of view. I love Sarah Lamb's work, she is amazingly talented. Thank you for sharing. www.cremefreshforthehome.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeletemy god these are so beautiful. i especially love the leeks and eartenware and the eggs and copper pot. also the bread and jam and the 3 squashes. are her works very expensive?
~janet
These paintings I fell in love with! Especially these with the eggs ! But they are just all gorgeous!!!!!!!
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Thank you for sharing these, they are breathtaking. I spent much of my youth in Belgium and the mussels paintings stuck a cord with me. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteIncredible talent!
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oh deborah, i am drooling. am particularly fond of the hanging fruit bundles, looks like a photograph. did i miss it or could you tell us more about the artist?
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debra
Just stunning! thanks for sharing this, I happen to love still life artwork or anything that captures a single moment in time as the paintings you have shown do, best~*~kelley
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful blog you have! I love the paintings and your living room! I will be back for a visit. I am linking if that's OK?
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary is the perfect word for Sarah's work Deborah. They are just breathtaking. I have trouble drawing a stick figure, so I'm in total awe of such talent.
ReplyDeleteMillie ^_^
These are beautiful.
ReplyDeletePerfect for this time of year.
Thank you for sharing.
xo
Brooke
What an amazing artist. Her work is exquisite. Thanks for introducing her to us!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful still lifes!
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you have a beautiful blog.
ReplyDeleteand this artist is so wonderful.
her sense of color is magnificent.
i like the mussels the best.
thank you
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Deborah, I love Sarah Lamb also. I had the opportunity to see her and her friends show (Kate Lehman) in San Francisco a few years ago at the John Pence Gallery (Sold out for both of those artists-about 75-80 paintings). I love her work, it was amazing to see it live, it is perfect!
ReplyDeleteI Love your website, I believe interior design and art go hand in hand. I paint a little in oil and watercolor for fun, because I too have a stressful job as a Spanish language Court Interpreter in California.
Thank you for sharing with us your exceptional taste. Elizabeth
Beautiful work!Congratulations!
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