Stephansdom, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
If you ever happen to be in Vienna Austria you have to stop by this amazing historic building. The Stephansdom was perhaps the most exquisite and old pieces of architecture I have ever been around.
It’s absolutely huge and old. Here’s a photo so you can see the bits I had time to capture. The best thing about painting this was the other international tourists that came to sit next to me. It was a gorgeous day and perhaps getting to sit next to an artist helped add to their experience. I even got my photograph taken by Japanese tourists. 
Vienna Woods, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
This is the Vienna Woods. The town I painted this in was called Kahlenberg, Austria. Here is a link a picture of where we were from the other end. If you look that little yellow church is where I was when I painted this painting.
Picture of Kalhlenberg
Snake in the Grass, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
This one has quite a bit of symbolism to me.
It also helped me break through a mini block I had recently.
K’lal Yisrael Download, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
I’ve made this photo available for anyone who would like to download it. Feel free to use it and reproduce it for your Shul or Temple or even if you just want to give it to a friend. If you are interested you may visit more of my work at:
www.shoshannabauer.com
Volksgarten, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
This was a beautiful part in Vienna Austria. There were large fountains and roses everywhere.
Schonbrunn, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
This is the Shconbrunn Palace gardens in Vienna Austria where my husband and I took our honeymoon in October of 2006. The weather was gorgeous and I was able to paint En Pleine Air (on site). Vienna is a beautiful city so there was much to be inspired by.
Quintessence, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
Soul stuff
gathered together
creating
As I was creating this it made me think of Gustav Kilmt’s work. I recently got to see some of his paintings in person in Vienna. Incredible.
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My Studio, originally uploaded by Citrinepoint.
I’m taking a class called The Business of Art taught by Deborah Fell.
She asked us to take photos of our Studio space and make some goals and define what your needs are and what your dreams are.
I am going to start a wishlist on www.dickblick.com so I can help better define what I need and want.
I could really use a small TV
and I’m also in need of a drying rack because the floor isn’t cutting it.