Very pretty art in my doctor's medical practice
Art and Symmetry
Remember your Angels are Watching,
Saturday, July 25, 2026
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Bright & cheerful indeed!
ReplyDeleteThe paintings brighten up the walls beautifully!
ReplyDeleteHari Om
ReplyDeleteAha, I see what you did there! Very nice. YAM xx
I do love me some flowers. Very cheerful
ReplyDeleteBright and cheerful pictures to take your mind off why you are there. My eye doctor has pictures on the walls that are Landscapes painted by a previous doctor. All very lovely.
ReplyDeletePretty decor! My health clinic is part of the university, very utilitarian. Would it cost the uni to spend a few dollars on some artwork?! I should send the admin a link to your blog post. (Kidding, of course.)
ReplyDeleteThose are pretty paintings. All the flowers on the tables are a nice addition to the decor as well
ReplyDeleteLovely art works and great photos of them ~ thanks for commenting on my blog ~ Hugs ^_^
ReplyDeleteSuch cheerful art to brighten up a doctor's office.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very pretty place!
ReplyDeleteThey are all pretty. XO
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty! Our doctor's offices need to look that neat and nice with a little thought to the peeps that wait there.
ReplyDeleteYour doctor has a great decorator.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful paintings and they make me wonder if they sell them. some offices here have local artist hang in their office and sell them. I thought of that because of the way they are spaced in the last one..
ReplyDeleteI love when I come upon loveliness like this...and at the Dr. office would be grand! I have not had the pleasure of that yet but oh MY, I would love it. The nearest to something I enjoyed quite a lot was my Heart Surgeon's office. Who could get unstrung in there? It reminded me of what a Parlor might look like back in the 50's, say. The lighting was subdued somewhat just adequate to read.. There were real curtains of an airy weave at the windows. Real furniture!!! inside...a low table here and there. Upholstered chairs. A few straight back wooden ones, looking like polished mahogany..carpet, a beautiful perfect gray, and a Bible was set out on a lovely table and opened. One was invited to read it, find another selection, or just be glad it was there. As nervous as I was, I was calm in that waiting area.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at art and I certainly enjoyed these. Thank you Cecilia, hugs, Denise
ReplyDeleteIt's great your doctor's office tries to make the experience of being there more enjoyable. And I DO see the symetry!
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