People and Places in Reverse Glass Paintings
Some people and places in reverse glass paintings you may recognize. Try real hard. At first, I was afraid to put people and places in reverse glass painting. The very thought of painting a portrait was a scary thing for me. What if someone was insulted? What if I painted them in a way that they might not approve of? What if someone were to look at one of my paintings, and say "yucky." Thank goodness I got over that. My recovery coincided ironically or not, when I painted painting of my second oldest daughter with her nephew.
Though my daughter did prove to be a wonderful model for me to take advantage of for people in reverse glass paintings, I did begin to move on ot other people in painting on glass. 
Another thing that helped me overcome my fear of painting faces, was that I was painting portraits of wild animals all the time. Did I ever stop to worry about how they might feel about something not being perfect? So many places are so much the way that I'de always like to remember them; it was good enough for me to want to get them right the first time.
When this painting was complete, I felt that it had been completed. There was nothing more I could have done to it to have made it a better place.
This is a reverse painting on glass, in a window sash, of my sister, Sue's carraige house. The outside dimensions of it are 57.5" x 28". From the time she started building it, years ago, I thought it was BEAUTIFUL. I wished I had been one of her horses, so I could live in it. The price is $220.
Reverse painting on glass of my grand nephew, Taylor. It was a lovely day.
"The Dancers", is a, definatly more people and places in reverse glass paintings , done in oils, on a 16" x 16" glass pane. The price is $140.
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