"Still Waters" by Janice Wright

Acrylic on Standard Width Canvas

framed in a Omega gold "plein aire style" frame

8" x 10"

This painting is currently on exhibit at the Gateway to the Rockies Show until December 18th. It won 1st place in the 2D category, juried by Michael Untiedt.

Price: $600.00 plus $15.00 for shipping and handling in the US.

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For more information about this or other shows, or to see more of my work, visit my website.

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http://www.janicewrightart.com/mbr_contact.

CIRCLE with BLUE RAYS, abstract oil painting by Joshua Tree artist TINA BLUEFIELD

CIRCLE with BLUE RAYS     oil on canvas       6" x 6" x 1.5"

SOLD

You can see more of my work at:

www.tinabluefield.com

I also blog, almost daily, at  Open to the Wind,  about living and painting in the always amazing Mojave Desert.

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Pet portrait commissions welcome after Jan. 1st
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"Sky In Motion VI" Original Contemporary Abstract Landscape Paintings,Landscapes,Kimberly Conrad

Original 11x14 acrylic painting on 140 lb watercolor paper. To purchase, contact Kimberly at kkconrad2@aol.com
Visit my website:www.kimberlyconradfineart.com

"Reflection XXVI" Contemporary Abstract Mixed Media Painting by Colorado Artist Jessica Forrestal

"Reflection XXVI" 9x12 Mixed Media on Paper

To see more of my work visit:http://jessicaforrestal.wordpress.com/ or to inquire about purchasing this painting contact Jessica Forrestal:jlforrestal@gmail.com

Contrast by California artist Nancy Eckels - abstract, contemporary, modern art, painting

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Acrylic on canvas   48" H x 60" W

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ORIGINAL CONTEMPORARY NON-OBJECTIVE ABSTRACT PAINTING BY COLLEEN SANCHEZ

TURBULENCE

An original non-objective contemporary abstract painting by Colleen Sanchez

9" x  6" acrylic study on canvas paper

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This week I'm working on abstract studies. Today's is the first of three small acrylic studies I painted using knife , brush and a stick. You really have to let your imagination work for you, although you do consider each mark you make as you go along. The first mark can be random, but those that follow must have a purpose. I enjoy working on the problems of painting in this style. For me sometimes, it really encourages a lot more thinking about the next step than representational painting does.