Palette Knife Cityscape, Rainy Day City Scene Oil Painting,Umbrellas “Black Coats“ by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

 24"x36" Palette Knife Oil on Canvas-sold

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Abstract Figurative Cityscape,Rainy Day Art Painting “3 Big Umbrellas“ by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

 22"x28" Oil on Canvas/sold

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Moms & Tots in the Tea Garden. Original Painting by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

Moms & Tots in the Tea Garden. 

Original Painting by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

10" X 10" Acrylic on Wrapped Canvas

US$ 204

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FROM THE IDAHO STUDIO of CHARLEEN MARTIN

ANOTHER IN MY 'BACKSIDE OF LIFE' SERIES . . .

THE BACKSIDE OF LIFE:  RAINY DAYS AND RED UMBRELLAS

 Mixed Media Collage on cradled wood panel  6 x 12 x 1.5"

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Abstract Rainy Cityscape Art,Children, Umbrellas,"Children in Rain" by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

Palette Knife Oil on Canvas/ Children,Figurative 18"x24"/SOLD This painting is SOLD, but Commissions Are Welcome!!

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"Waitin' on the Ladies" By Giselle McMenamin

"Waitin' on the Ladies" oil on canvas 11x14"

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This is a piece I finished today. Another from my beach series. Thought these two gents were curious chatting away while the chairs on either side of them sat empty. I guess they were waiting on their lady friends. Did tons of reworking on this one. Must have changed the color of the sand 4 times! Hoping I got the values right.