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Mimi Torchia Boothby

a gallery of paintings

    • About
    • Adventures in Italy
      • A Trip to Canosa di Puglia
      • An adventure in the rain with Rino and Vanda
    • Cart
    • Checkout
    • My account
    • News
    • Paintings of Wild Cats for sale
    • Shop
  • May I present the bride and groom

    This is a commissioned piece, used as a surprise wedding gift.  They were thrilled. 

    April 22, 2009
  • IL GABINETTO

    During my last trip to Italy, I took a lot of photos in hopes that when I got home (and had time) I would have time to turn them into paintings. This is one I took in Sersale. I love the arched doorways and the light coming from within on this one really caught my…

    April 19, 2009
  • Honesty Sprague Williams, 1745 -1750

    Once in a while you get a commission that really seems impossible.  A friend asks for you to paint a portrait from an old b & w photo, combine it with another photo, and use the style from a Dutch 18th century master. To be honest, I was terrified.  I was going into completely unknown…

    April 16, 2009
  • Self Portrait

    One of the hardest and easiest faces to paint is your own. If you’re surrounded by relatives, you are familiar with most of your features; you might have the same nose shape as your son, eyebrows like your father, chin like your sister, mouth like your grandmother. But it’s also infinitely difficult because every color…

    March 20, 2009
  • Portrait of MaryAnn

    One of the most exciting part of my new life as an artist is that people want me to paint their faces. This lovely lady asked me to do just that. I was able to capture her graceful countenance and produce a family heirloom for her as well.

    March 18, 2009
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