Floral and Wildlife Available Art Gallery #2: February 2021

Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Face The Sun

12x12 glazed acrylic on board,

$125.00 Buy now

Hibiscus

12x12 glazed acrylic, on board

$125.00 buy now

Pods and Corals

Pods and Corals, 16x20, Glazed Acrylic on wooden panel,

Framed, in black floating frame.

$320.00 Buy now

Creatures of the air and sea, delicate, imperiled and beautiful.

Colours of Summer

18x24 Glazed Acrylic, on cradeled wooden panel, ready to hang

$320.00 Available at Art Emporium Port Stanley: contact

Honorable mention award, LAA 2014

Sun Salutations

9x12 glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang

$150.00 buy now

Joseph's Tree

Joseph's Tree

Glazed Acrylic, 8x10, on cradled wooden board, ready to hang

$130.00 Available at Art Emporium Port Stanley: contact

Primarily Iris

Primarily Iris, Glazed Acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang
5"x15" CDN $140.00
Available at Art Emporium Port Stanley: contact
Iris signal the start of summer, what's not to love about that!

Hello Anole

Hello Anole, glazed acrylic, on cradled wooden panel, ready to hang
8x10, CDN $160.00
Available at Art Emporium Port Stanley: contact
On Sunny Southern days, these little guys entertain darting hither and yon searching for a bug snack.

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