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Absinthe. Art Deco style oil painting on canvas. Shes out on the prowl, shes ready to take Shes looking for feelings, some real and some fake The night is so dark it surrounds all her senses She feels the chill air, it deepens defences She sips on her Absinthe and inhales the sweet scent Tonight will be different she will not lament Some hapless soul will fall foul of the deed Unwittingly drawn in by desire and need Her lust will abound and take control And tonight, at midnight, there is no parole. Print Available - Email Your Request
Absinthe
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Belle Bugatti is an oil on box gallery canvas. A beautiful woman, exquisitely fair, Walks up to the car with an inquisitive air, The driver is missing, a passenger to seek, Would he notice for one second if she just took a peek, She looks all around her and then makes her play, And sits in the passenger seat, and here she will stay.
Belle Bugatti
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Calla Lily. The touch of petals so soft and milky The fall of her hair on shoulders so silky Her lips coloured red through sips of the wine Her eyes tightly shut with the thrill so divine The moon becomes shy upon seeing this passion And hides its face behind clouds in a fashion She breathes in the scent of the lillies around her And inwardly gasps, shes in love, it surrounds her.. Print Available - Email Your Request
Calla Lily
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Centre of Attention is an oil on box edge gallery canvas. Full on Art Deco.
Centre of Attention
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Art Deco style oil painting on canvas. Courtenay is a lady who just loves to shop. A woman of means who delights in the feeling of being free to savour her desire for decadence. She strikes a pose in her world of glamour To claim her place and his hearts enamour Always on top and in the vogue No time for wasters or a handsome rogue Is she for real or is she a fake One things for certain she will make his heart ache.
Courtenay
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Femme Fatale - Betty Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes Her hair is Harlow gold Her lips sweet surprise Her hands are never cold She′s got Bette Davis eyes She′ll turn the music on you You won′t have to think twice She′s pure as New York snow She′s got Bette Davis eyes And she′ll tease you She′ll unease you All the better just to please you She′s precocious and she knows just what it takes to make a pro blush She′s got Greta Garbo stand-off sighs She′s got Bette Davis eyes She′ll let you take her home it whets her appetite She′ll lay you on the throne She′s got Bette Davis eyes She′ll take a tumble on you Roll you like you were dice until you come up blue She′s got Bette Davis eyes She′ll expose you when she snows you off your feet with the crumbs she throws you She′s ferocious and she knows just what it takes to make a pro blush All the boys think she′s a spy She′s got Bette Davis eyes And she′ll tease you She′ll unease you All the better just to please you She′s precocious and she knows just what it takes to make a pro blush All the boys think she′s a spy She′s got Bette Davis eyes ON EXHIBITION AT THE HOT GINGER GALLERY - KERIKERI
Femme Fatale
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Horror Scope is oil on canvas representing the Zodiac. Depicts the horrors or pleasures of daily life as seen through astrology. The tough descend on the weak, the heroic deeds done every day, the battle to just get through each day ready to face the next. Will today be a good day My horoscope says so!
Horror Scope
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Off to the Talkies As they casually saunter through the lobby of the Hotel, No one would guess that these two young ladies had Carefully saved their wages at the dress shop and diner So that they could be part of the jet set for just a few days and go to the cinema to see the first talking movie Painted on all sides so ready to hang. SOLD to Vincent Holly - Netherlands Just to let you know, I have received the paintings. They′re great, even better than on the photos. Thank you very much. Regards, Vincent Holly
Off to the Talkies
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Ooh La La is an oil on box gallery canvas and painted around the outside continuing the image. This painting is going into the World Art Foundation Exhibition in Sante Fe during October 2010. Camille had wandered down to Piggale to listen to the sailors play their music and enjoy their last night in Paris. She sat on one of the barrels outside of the Tavern and drank some wine and just drifted away. It had been a hard week at the Moulin Rouge where she looked after the dancers, dressing them in all of their finery, and wishing that one day she would be on that stage dancing.
Ooh La La
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