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Left or right? With this question one stands at the intersection. Here on Melrose Avenue ends Larchmont Boulevard, a very short but beautiful shopping street in Hancock Park. Looking north the way is blocked by the distant but highly visible antique shop “Variety Antiques”. I can’t remember what was in place of “Variety Antiques” before but the new purple color is not to be overlooked. The picture was taken shortly after the opening. One can see the colorful balloons swaying in the wind. In our backyard underneath a huge cactus was a sculpture of a gargoyle which had fascinated me for a long time. I had already thought about how I could use him. Right now I thought he would look good in front of the door of the antiques shop. Also I had much fun with my trees. The puffy leaf arrangements invite you to touch them, as if one could pick them individually. "Variety Antiques“ did not stay in business very long. The only thing that remains, lonely and empty, is the violet front.
Left or right? With this question one stands at the intersection. Here on Melrose Avenue ends Larchmont Boulevard, a very short but beautiful shopping street in Hancock Park. Looking north the way is blocked by the distant but highly visible antique shop “Variety Antiques”. I can’t remember what was in place of “Variety Antiques” before but the new purple color is not to be overlooked. The picture was taken shortly after the opening. One can see the colorful balloons swaying in the wind. In our backyard underneath a huge cactus was a sculpture of a gargoyle which had fascinated me for a long time. I had already thought about how I could use him. Right now I thought he would look good in front of the door of the antiques shop. Also I had much fun with my trees. The puffy leaf arrangements invite you to touch them, as if one could pick them individually. "Variety Antiques“ did not stay in business very long. The only thing that remains, lonely and empty, is the violet front.
Left or right? With this question one stands at the intersection. Here on Melrose Avenue ends Larchmont Boulevard, a very short but beautiful shopping street in Hancock Park. Looking north the way is blocked by the distant but highly visible antique shop “Variety Antiques”. I can’t remember what was in place of “Variety Antiques” before but the new purple color is not to be overlooked. The picture was taken shortly after the opening. One can see the colorful balloons swaying in the wind. In our backyard underneath a huge cactus was a sculpture of a gargoyle which had fascinated me for a long time. I had already thought about how I could use him. Right now I thought he would look good in front of the door of the antiques shop. Also I had much fun with my trees. The puffy leaf arrangements invite you to touch them, as if one could pick them individually. "Variety Antiques“ did not stay in business very long. The only thing that remains, lonely and empty, is the violet front.

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"VARIETY ANTIQUES" Painting

Gabriele Prill

Germany

Painting, Watercolor on Paper

Size: 21.5 W x 14.5 H x 0.1 D in

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Left or right? With this question one stands at the intersection. Here on Melrose Avenue ends Larchmont Boulevard, a very short but beautiful shopping street in Hancock Park. Looking north the way is blocked by the distant but highly visible antique shop “Variety Antiques”. I can’t remember what was...

Year Created:

1995

Subject:

Cities

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Illustration

 

Mediums:

Watercolor

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Ink

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Paper

 

Medium:

Painting, Watercolor on Paper

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One-of-a-kind Artwork

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21.5 W x 14.5 H x 0.1 D in

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Gabriele Prill moved in October 1985 to Los Angeles. There she started as an art teacher for children at the Westside Art Center in Santa Monica. In 1990 she worked as art director for the movie "The Winged Cage", directed by Fu Ding Chen. In 1992 she was a founding member of "Hello Artichoke", the first collective art gallery in Los Angeles. Gabriele Prill worked as a „Wardrobe Supervisor“ for the 1994 film "Destiny Turns On The Radio" directed by Jack Baran and starring Quentin Tarantino. In 1995 she moved back to Aachen where she currently works as an artist and freelance graphic artist.

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