Magic drink for Cesar and Marc Anton (for Parme) by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Good morning my dear Fabrice, to be able to use your little masterpiece, the original of which is in the Louvre in Paris (https://collections.louvre.fr/ark:/53355/cl010061018) is a great honour for me, so to know you more deeply, you being a student of the great Arts and such a kind and wise person. Human beings like you exist more and more rarely, because most of them think first of their own ego, whatever it takes!!!
I hope that I could create this image also to your own tastes and I wish you a lovely weekend, take care and stay healthy!
Many thank's for looking and leaving a comment, I wish you all a peaceful Weekend.
PS. This image has been created as usual, using a marvelous painting gift as background, some free props from different sites, PhotoImpact10 and PhotoDonut.

Comments (44)
This is outstanding, excellent, splendid, fascinating, wonderful, magnificent, etcetera! And really good too.
I'm very happy that you like my little masterpiece!
Wouw - This is for me your best Creation! It's so wonderfully done hon, love you!
Thank you René, love you too!
Hello Ute, you are turning an old painting into a blockbuster. The agreement of colors and light is very successful. Bonjour Ute, tu transforme un vieux tableau en superproduction . L'accord des couleurs et des lumière est très réussi.
Ah' c'est super, merci pour le compliment!
Beautifully done!
Thank you!
gorgeous work dear!
Gracias Ines!
A great image and nice use of Claude Gellée's painting... As with so many of those 17th century paintings, its pretty but also rather nonsensical; why is Cleopatra in a galleon that wont be designed for another thousand years? why is the city of Tarsis in ruins ? I think your additions have definitely improved it!
(as a rather curious aside, the French version of the name has a VERY different meaning in archaic English!)
Thank you dear Joe!
wonderful scene, excellent
Thank you dear Tracy!
A fantastic scene!!! Congratulations, dear Ute, for your great artistic talent!!!
I thank you my dear Roula!
This is such a awesome Egyptian scene dear Ute, fabulous idea and work.....love it.
Heel veel dank Adrie!
Magnificent piece Ute.
Your artistic skills match every Masterpiece out there.
You are among the very best Ute.
💕❤️💕
Thank you my dear Glenda!
Haste mal wieder ausgezeichnet gemacht,gefällt mir sehr gut,eine fantastische Komposition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danke Michi!
Like a wonderful oil painting! Photo Donut is magic in your hands :D
Thank you so much!
Superbe composition, Ute, joli travail et bon week-end!
Merci cher Jean!
Inderdaad een prachtige scene uit het verre verleden, fantastische compositie en heel aangename kleuren, meer van dat a.u.b.
Heel veel dank beste Etienne!
Magnifique réalisation !!
Merci chère Jeanne!
This beautiful work has such a museum like quality to it! Excellent and well done!
Thank you!
A fine work! May you have a wonderful weekend as well!
Fabulous image, Ute :)
Beautiful work.
Je ne boirais pas ça ! Quoique à cette époque, ils avaient des goûteurs ! Très belle image.
Jaw dropping stuff.. Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
Good work
Exquisite image!
Gorgeous work!
I love this! Very, very cool. Tells a story in a very eloquent way.
really looks like a fine art piece from a gallery
So very artful and beautifully done. The characters and colors are play so well together. You did a wonderfully artistic job.
Wowsers this fantastically done art.I love it.The scenery is beautiful.
Very beautiful! Great scene here and I love all the details. A job well done my dear Ute.I wish you all a good Sunday 👍🙋♂️
This is lovely work!