Artists worldwide comment on Gertrude Palmer's paintings

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Ladies of the Garden
I am trying out a new online site, where you can order prints of my work, starting at $30! Professional artist from around the worlds have been moved to comment on my work. From the artists point of view then: Click on their names to see their work!



Bill Cannon, Philadelphia: Beautiful!
Christine Huwer, Pfalz, Rheinland-Pfalz - Germany: Yes, wonderful work.
Judith Desrosiers, Liverpool - United Kingdom: Excellent,I think you did this so well,love the colours
Judith Desrosiers, Liverpool - United Kingdom: Lots of energy and you can feel the movement,like this! Alfonso Garcia. Madrid, Spain: Composition , Colors , all is Beauty. Great work !
Ordination of Sierra Wilkerson
Sorin Apostolescu, Azuga, PH - Romania: A beautiful painting ! June 6th, 2011
Xueling Zou, Silicon Valley, CA, USA: So beautiful and inspiring! Love the mood you created and your work! June 9, 2011
Ken Day What a beautiful piece artwork Gertrude.
Xueling Zou Stunning work, Gertrude! Love your wonderful expression on the canvas. Bravo!!!

Purple Rain

Safe Haven
Allen n Lehman, Langhorne, PA - United States: This is special.............wonderful watercolor work..............wow.!!!...............Allen
Xueling Zou: gorgeous watercolor landscape, very well done, Gertrude!!! June 7, 2011

Miguel Rios, Pinellas park, FL: Beautiful artwork, Gertrude
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