Folks, it's that time of year when a little house cleaning has to be done! I have many paintings, most of them framed, that would love a "forever home". They are languishing in the dark corners of my house and would just love to hang in a YOUR lit hallway, cozy living room or even the kitchen nook!
Prices reduced to the starving artist level! Think ahead for the Holidays or those darn autumn birthdays that suddenly spring up. I will gladly hand-deliver the piece if you are in Marin, Berkeley, San Francisco or Sonoma...and if you're really nice, maybe even farther.
Just a note: Paintings done on clayboard have no glass, are treated to resist fading and running and the wood "cradle" (the frame itself) is stained a dark brown.Feel free to ask me more questions by email!
Zest III, 12 x 12, watercolor on clayboard |
Zest II, 12 x 12, watercolor on clayboard |
The Bold One, 16 x 20, watercolor & gouache on clayboard |
The Tiburon Railroad Ferry Depot, 14 x 11, watercolor on paper, framed |
Nicasio Pumpkins, 18 x 24, watercolor on paper |
Green Peppers, 19 1/2 x 15 1/2, watercolor on paper, framed |
Green Peppers is beautifully framed with a white mat and frame--great in a kitchen! Now on sale for $275!
Winter Tree, 14 x 11, watercolor on paper, framed |
Winter Tree would look great in a blue bathroom or bedroom--now, only $200!
Garden Tableau, 16 x 20, gouache on clayboard |
Garden Tableau was done au plein air on an organic farm in Point Reyes. It retails for $450 and now is
$200!
Sunset in Bredeson Park, 11 x 14, watercolor on paper, framed |
Bredeson Park Blue, 11 x 14, watercolor on paper, framed |
These two Bredeson Park paintings have been in my life for a l-o-o-ooong time (Bredeson Park is in Edina, Minnesota, that's how long!) and would love a home other than the corner behind the stereo speaker. They originally hung as a pair in our bedroom and are now going for $250 for the pair, or $125 each.
...and I have more that I'll be listing on future posts coming in the next week, so I'll keep you appraised!
As always, thanks for looking. Feel free to pass this link on to anyone you know who might be interested.
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