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Classic Miniature Art - More than little pictures.

Karen Latham's watercolors are all traditional miniature paintings. Both large or small painting, it's the classic methods of painting delicate refined detail that give classic miniature paintings their allure.

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Karen Latham is a watercolor painter of wildlife & nature subjects. Her passion for the environment is evident in her expressive artwork. Her paintings are exhibited & collected around the world.

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19Feb

Fascination

An Artist's Life, Cats, Kitten, Landscapes, Lynx, Miniatures, Miscellaneous, Nature Art, Paintings, Small Paintings, Wildlife Art 51No CommentsFascination2009-02-19+13%3A56%3A47Karen |

Lighting and a sense of a tentative, cautious fascination make this piece work. This lynx kitten is hesitant but captivated by ……

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19Feb

Quiet Contemplation

Cats, Kitten, Lynx, Miniatures, Miscellaneous, Nature Art, Paintings, Portrait, Small Paintings, Wildlife Art 43No CommentsQuiet+Contemplation2009-02-19+13%3A30%3A01Karen |

Captivated by something just out of our line of vision, this lynx kitten was a wonderful subject! Portraying a sense of innocence as well as 3 dimensional light and value (that feeling as if you could reach out and touch him that we all strive for) was a real challenge.

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