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20x26 inches, Charcoal on paper. Two crows on the fence curiously surveying the world. Not For Sale (sold)
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9x12 inches acrylic on hand torn Japanese paper and board. The last brilliant color of fall hanging on the branch before the cold gray winter comes.
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Charcoal on Canson paper. Our brave Camellia blossoms braved the frost of winter and bloomed on the middle of a snow storm.
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24x24 inches oil and cold wax on cradled board. Frail and delicate azaleas from the abriachan nursery on Loch Ness. Title is after Thea poem by Peter Meinke.
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20x25 inches, Charcoal on paper. Poppies from my backyard on Canson toned paper. Title is after the poem by Louise Glück.
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24x24 inches acrylic on cradled board. gorgeous and majestic iris, resplendent from the Spring rain. - SOLD -
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12x24 inch acrylic of a domesticated wild flower that grows in my backyard in the Pacific Northwest This is tick weed.
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23x23 inches oil and cold wax on board. Mature magnolia blossom (Magnolia grandiflora )from our back yard evergreen magnolia tree. Title is after the poem by Tony Hoagland.



































