Reflections from Riveredge Drive, Original plein air oil on canvas by Rhoda Sterling

From Plein Air Festival 2013, Cedarburg, WI. Tucked away at the end of a treacherous drive along a riverside lane, a view too good to miss. The smooth surface of Cedar Creek reflects trees, sky and a boat dock in the patchy  morning sun—a tranquil setting that enriches the lives of the few people who live alongside it.

Oil on canvas • 11 x 14 with gold 4" frame • available
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Columbine #3 by Rhoda Sterling, original watercolor floral painting

Columbine comes from "dove" for it's 5-sided petals like 5 doves clustered. As a genus the flower was named after "eagle." It's no wonder the high country of Colorado should adopt such a beauty for it's state flower.
Watercolor • 8 x 10 • $135
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Murderers Creek by Jani Lori



16x20 oil on canvas
Jani Lori

Murderers Creek is one of the many streams and creeks that flow into the Hudson River.During spring snowmelt, rivers may appear brown as heavy rains and snowmelt send a pulse of sediment, grit, and dust into streams. 

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"OCEAN SERIES 1" Abstract Palette Knife Landscapes and Seascapes by California Janet Bludau

12" x 12"

Thick paint in beautiful blues and greens is in the ocean foreground.
A "scumbled" effect in the sky, shows quite a bit of turquoise
undercoat below.
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Blue Seas Contemporary Landscape/Seascape Paintings by California Janet Bludau

8" x 8"
Oil on Archival Panel
Panel Paintings are easy to frame in traditional frames or they look wonderful in a floater frame.
I have had collectors request a sawtooth hanger attached to the back so the panel may hang as is
and they also do very well sitting on tabletop easels.
Blue Seas was created primarily with a palette knife to achieve this look I like so much of thick paint
combined with the brush strokes.  I like the texture this creates.
 There is a faint orange horizon peeking through in several places.

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