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Color: White

Living on the isolated island makes me realize, appreciate and respect peopleÔÇÖs fortitude much more than before. We do not live by ourselves. We live based on other peopleÔÇÖs effort of keeping life running. Acrylic, pastel on140lb watercolour paper The painting is signed and dated on the front.

Color: Green

Daria Sandburg is a Pittsburgh-based multi-media artist. Using found historical objects, sculpted metal work, fused glass, and narrative brought meaningfully together to form a new coherent whole, Sandburg gives form to time and memory by visually creating a quiet glimpse into a worn, personal history. Sandburg's objects are not meant to be perceived in isolation from her artistic process. The materials she selects are intended to awaken within the viewer the value of daily experience and the connection between the universal and the individual organically. Her assemblage works contain hidden treasures. Open a jar to find a pendant, unravel fabric to find hidden text. Sandburg fosters imagination by creating a participatory experience between her artwork and the viewer.

Color: White

This Mix media painting is done on newspaper adhered to gallery wrapped canvas with professional grade materials. Very inspirational and contemporary look with industrial-rustic feel to it. The words "believe" and love" are distressed metallic signs adhered to the canvas and everything else is freehand drawing. Modern , upbeat and collectible art. All of my works are one of a kind. Thanks for stopping by.

Color: White

True love make time stand still!. This work of art is homage to all those who define their lives by true love and friendship. High quality catalog paper is adhered to gallery wrapped canvas and the silhouettes of the couple holding golden umbrellas is painted on it. Above their head in twilight sky and around them are timeless pieces of time. Modern, contemporary and one of a kind!

Color: Blue

This unique collagraph by artist Christina Tubbs is comprised of a carefully arranged leaves in hues of neutral colors. Please note that this is a unique handmade print, it is not a poster reproduction.

Color: White

Industrial America 14D Pigment print on fine art archival paper. Peter Bloomfield is a Philadelphia based artist and architect. Throughout his career, his two dimensional work and buildings have informed one another with one consistent component: both thoughtfully respond to specific locales. His paintings, drawings and prints largely divide into three categories: People, Places and Things. PeterÔÇÖs process often begins with hand sketches then paint, photography and collected iconography from his travels are added back in the studio. These thoughtful observations result in a rich layering of texture, shape and color. His work is on display in private, corporate and institutional buildings across the United States.

Industrial America 7B Pigment print on fine art archival paper. Peter Bloomfield is a Philadelphia based artist and architect. Throughout his career, his two dimensional work and buildings have informed one another with one consistent component: both thoughtfully respond to specific locales. His paintings, drawings and prints largely divide into three categories: People, Places and Things. Peterâ€TMs process often begins with hand sketches then paint, photography and collected iconography from his travels are added back in the studio. These thoughtful observations result in a rich layering of texture, shape and color. His work is on display in private, corporate and institutional buildings across the United States.

Color: Black

Original Large Contemporary Figurative Painting Title:?áVenetian Window Support: Stretched Canvas Medium: Acrylic and gel on Canvas Size: 20 H x 16 W x 1 in (50.8 cm x 40.64 cm x 2.54 cm ) Two coats of protective gloss varnish are applied to protect the painting from UV rays and dust. Painting is signed and dated by the artist as well as accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Color: White

The work was created by drawing whatever image, thought, or objects came to mind. Looking back, I can see the piece was influenced by the day's events, feelings and the environment in which it was created. This piece was created with pen and ink, graphite, water-based ink pencils, and design markers on a masonite board. It will need a frame for display.