Death in Motley

by RC DeWinter

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Title

Death in Motley

Artist

RC DeWinter

Medium

Painting - Digital Oils-paintography-photopainting

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Copyright 2016 RC deWinter ~ All Rights Reserved

A view of some of the crypts in St. Louis Cemetery, New Orleans. First opened in 1789, it is one of the cemeteries there, locally known as Cities of the Dead, said to be haunted Reimagined and painted from a photograph by Steve Hamburg.

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Comments (17)

Joni Eskridge

Really like the tones and feel of this image. Nice work.

RC DeWinter replied:

Most kind, thanks, Joni

Dominique Fortier

Wonderful work, Gina! l/f/v

RC DeWinter replied:

Most kind, thanks, Dominique

Tiberiu Soos

Gorgeous red touch into the dramatic grey tones! L/F

RC DeWinter replied:

Glad you like it, thanks, Tiberiu

Jack Zulli

So much like how this image is worked, along with appropriate verse, pleasure to view (and read)! vf

RC DeWinter replied:

Most kind, Jack, thank you.

Debra Lynch

RC think you know what a huge, huge fan I am of your work, but this one is amazing, it reminds me of something from my distant memory, although the tones are a bit dark, there is something really special about this scene. I love it... L/F/P

RC DeWinter replied:

Many thanks, Debra, much appreciated.

Marnie Patchett

I love this! The tones are incredible.

RC DeWinter replied:

Most kind, thank you.

Mona Stut

RC, Sharing my Congratulations on your recent Feature in Lady Photographers and Artists !

RC DeWinter replied:

Many thanks, Mona, much appreciated.

Bunny Clarke

Fabulous poem today. Powerful words of wisdom. Love the painting to go with it.

RC DeWinter replied:

Many thanks, Bunny

Mimulux patricia no

haunting ! love it ... f/v

RC DeWinter replied:

Thanks so much, Pat

Sandra Church

I just have to say, wow! L/F

RC DeWinter replied:

OK then, and thank you! LOL

Colette V Hera Guggenheim

Wonderful ,huge L / Features in The groups

RC DeWinter replied:

Most kind, thanks Colette

Meg Shearer

I love the atmosphere Gina! Wonderful palette and light. I love the dark accents and the contrast with the tones. Gothic feeling and mysterious... Perhaps an illustration for LeFanu or Radcliffe? And your poem is brilliant Gina. I love your work! l/f!

RC DeWinter replied:

I wanted to dress Death up a little....as you can imagine, the photo I worked from was much less colorful. I'm glad you like it and thanks for the steadfast encoragement,