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BALBOA PARK - 11 x 14 pastel

BALBOA PARK
11"h x 14"w pastel
17"h x 21"w white archival matt, glass + gold frame
$595 + $20 insured priority shipping


For anyone that doesn't know, Balboa Park is one of San Diego's 
gems. It originated as the "City Park" in 1868. 

Today the Park consists of 1,200 acres and houses the majority 
of the City's Museums. One can also stroll the gardens, hike the trails,
watch working artists at the Spanish Village Art Center 
and so much more! 

This pastel, Balboa Park, depicts some of the unique architecture 
viewed across the water lily garden. 
More information can be read here.


Comments

  1. Stunning, Susan! You are not afraid to tackle anything, are you? You make me want to go to SD, too.. :)

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  2. Susan, This is beautiful. Love the colors and the reflections are gorgeous. What a wonderful place!

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  3. You captured the essence of a very complex scene. I love visiting Balboa PArk whenever I'm in SD and this painting is wonderful!

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  4. WOW! What a beauty.
    Just love everything about it.

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  5. awesome Susan....so much going on here...and it all reads so well. love the reflections in the pond too.

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  6. I love Balboa Park. I think you've captured its essence beautifully!

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