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Green Day - Painting

Posted by Claudia Moser on 9:17 AM in , ,
One of the treasures found at the flea market, fits our green & dark blue living room.


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17 Comments

Ailime says:
10:19 AM

Simples mas bela essa pintura. Um lindo quadro, Adorei. Abraço. Ailime

Maria Luiza says:
10:48 AM

Que lindo quadro esse, encontrado num mercado de pulgas, Claudia! Parabéns! Ele enfeita muito bem a parede! Grande abraço!

inge says:
11:07 AM

I love this painting and the frame really suits it. Have a great weekend

miss b says:
11:27 AM

That's a really fresh and cheerful painting - I love tulips!
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Vane M. says:
11:34 AM

Essa pintura remete à uma imagem minha do passado...lindo quadro! Um abraço!

O mirante da imagem

chica says:
12:23 PM

Muito linda!!beijos,ótimo dia!chica

orchid0324 says:
1:07 PM

Dearest Claudia,
Gorgeous and sweet green picture of flower♡♡♡
I wish you will show us your green & dark blue living room(*^_^*)
Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Adam says:
4:00 PM

great painting

Southhamsdarling says:
8:41 PM

What a delightful little painting, Claudia. Have a lovely weekend, and I do hope that you are now pain-free.

eileeninmd says:
1:14 AM

Lovely painting, it found a nice place to hang in your home. Happy Green Day!

Lucinha says:
6:37 AM

Eu achei muito lindo.
Abraços.

Lisa says:
2:56 PM

I like it a lot! Good fine.

Hayu Maselli says:
3:58 PM

nice painting, happy green day

wishing you a lovely weekend

~*~ saskia ~*~ says:
11:46 AM

Wunderschoenen Sonntag liebe Claudia x

lenalima says:
4:53 PM

Lindo ...bj

Giga says:
1:48 PM

Uroczy obrazek w odcieniach zielonego. Pozdrawiam.
Lovely image in shades of green. Yours.

Claudia Moser says:
12:56 PM

@All - happy you enjoyed it, it brings me joy!

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