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Violets #2, oil, 10x10 inches ©2020 Barbara Benedetti Newton
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Last week I dug out my vintage Daniel Smith Venetian Red Gesso and prepped 10x10 hardboard panels. I call it vintage because it is about 10 years old and I don't think it is available any longer. After prepping the 10x10 panels, I was left with a brush full of gesso and hated to waste it so I also prepped two sheets of black Fredrix canvas that I see every time I open my flat file. I can't remember why I bought black. Now I can put them back in the flat file and wonder why I gesso'd them red (it was because they were black).
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