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May Blessings Abound at Christmastime 2011 Christmas Card

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view all Christmas cards Christmas Card 2011

English Roses in Spode Blue Italian Teacup blue transferware honeybee dewdrops pearls embroidered lace cloth

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English Roses in Spode Teacup 8x10 inches / oil on canvas SOLD Thoughts of a leisurely afternoon come to mind with an antique embr...
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The Wedding Dress - a very special gift from mother to daughter

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The Wedding Dress 20x16 inches / oil on canvas SOLD This commissioned painting of a gorgeous wedding dress will be a very special gift from ...
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Studio Update

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Crooked Tree Gallery, MI Sept. 17 Howard Mandville Gallery, WA Oct. 15 Chabot Fine Art Gallery Nov. 15 American Society of Traditional Artis...
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Baseball Well Played at 60 oil painting sports theme

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Baseball Well Played at 60 5x5 inches / oil on panel SOLD It’s been a couple of years since I’d painted a baseball, so it was particularly d...

Fulfilling my heart's desire with new, fresher, more mature still life oil paintings on the horizon

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For many years I've painted from memory, something I've not liked to share too much as many folks don't quite understand what th...
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Figs & Antique Wooden Blocks "Luca is Love Times Three" oil painting

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"Luca is Love Times Three" 12x9 inches / oil on panel SOLD Here is my second commissioned painting of this subject. from another y...
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Grammy Nancy's Daffodils and Jam silver spoon jelly jar morning sun oil painting

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Grammy Nancy's Daffodils and Jam 10x8 inches / oil on canvas SOLD Nancy commissioned this painting but I don’t know if she’s “Grammy Na...

white dress satin chiffon white peony baby blue satin sash 10x8 inches cocktail dress

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White Dress with Peony 10x8 inches oil on panel SOLD Something completely different for me, a white chiffon dress with the softest...
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Looking ahead in 2011

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Resolutions 2011 Here's an example of some past work.  This year I'll be moving in a lighter, brighter direction with the fruition o...
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Christmas Card Greetings 2010 - A time to reflect and bid thanks

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A TIME TO REFLECT AND BID THANKS Sincerest heartfelt thanks to all of you for helping make this another great year! I truly can’t tell...

My painting process - Q&A on painting - On painting in zen and other good stuff

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Question & Answer So often over the years I've received questions pertaining to my painting process, whether it be technically, emot...
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Forget-me-nots brooch, vintage lace, strand of pearls

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Forget-me-nots, vintage lace and strand of pearls 4x4 inches / oil on panel email to purchase This "Little Gem" oil painting is s...
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annabelle hydrangeas white picket fence rose arbor home sweet home -- my little slice of paradise as the inspiration for my work - painting in zen

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As I've been working hard to fulfill all the orders for pet portraits as a result of my recently concluded Summer Sale, and therefore ha...
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Newsletter: Happy Spring fromt the Midwestern United States

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Fig, fruit, vintage A B C blocks, ewe, contemporary realism, "Aaron, We Love You"

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"Aaron, We Love You" 10x8 inches / oil on panel SOLD This charming painting was commissioned by a lovely couple who just had a bab...

vintage pull toy bunny rabbit easter

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Vintage Pull Toy 8x8 inches / oil on canvas panel SOLD Isn't he cute?  There's something so endearing about hand carved wooden to...
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cozy knits realism - little gems oil painting by jeanne illenye

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“Cozy Knits” 5x5 inches / oil on panel © Jeanne Illenye Challenged by this month’s group subject of striped socks, I finally settled on my...
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Christmas Card 2009 Nostalgic Christmas

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Remembering you all fondly at Christmastime, extending special thanks to all those devotees who follow my work including fellow artists to...

A sneak peak of paintings coming in December . . .

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As I tippy-toed around my studio, I realized it might be fun for you to see my multi-tasking efforts. With so many paintings in progress at ...
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