Contemporary Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting, Tree, “Queen of the Plateau” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

This large single tree growing out of inhospitable rocks looks like an aloof Queen surveying her domain. And like a protective queen, her strong branches offer a nesting place for birds and shade for anyone that comes along.

18"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Contemporary Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting, Tree, “Canyon Colors” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

 

Growing right out of the rocks, these old juniper trees seemed to magnify the redness of Ute Canyon. The bark and pine needles they shed decompose over time, creating a little patch of nutrient rich soil around the base of the tree.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Contemporary Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting, Tree, “Canyon Colors” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

Growing right out of the rocks, these old juniper trees seemed to magnify the redness of Ute Canyon. The bark and pine needles they shed decompose over time, creating a little patch of nutrient rich soil around the base of the tree.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Contemporary Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting, Tree, “Canyon Colors” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

Growing right out of the rocks, these old juniper trees seemed to magnify the redness of Ute Canyon. The bark and pine needles they shed decompose over time, creating a little patch of nutrient rich soil around the base of the tree.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Landscape Fine Art Photography , Tree,“Dead Tree and a Hawk“ by International Photographer Kit Hedman, Boarding House Studio Galleries, Denver

 Prints are available HERE

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   Hedman Photography
   Boarding House studio Galleries

   220 East 7th Ave

   Denver, Co 80203

Fine Art Photography,Landscape, Tree , “Colorado Sunrise” by Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman

Prints are available HERE

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   Hedman Photography

   Boarding House studio Galleries

   220 East 7th Ave

   Denver, Co 80203

Fine Art Photography, Landscape, Tree, Botanical “Thistle” by Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman

Prints available in multiple sizes HERE

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   Hedman Photography

   Boarding House studio Galleries

   220 East 7th Ave

   Denver, Co 80203

Georgia Landscape Painting "WATER OAK CELEBRITY" by Georgia Artist Pat Warren

 30"x40"x1.5" Oil on Canvas/SOLD

 Commissions welcome.

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Live Oak with Spanish Moss, 6x6", Oil

Live oak trees are found everywhere in the south, usually, draped with Spanish moss.  The trees are huge with long, long branches that sometimes droop to the ground.  They are called "live oaks" because they cycle their new leaves all year long and never are bare.

Spanish moss was named after the first Spanish explorers who came to Louisiana and Florida.  The Indians thought the moss looked like the beards of the explorers.

Basically, Spanish moss just needs somewhere to hang out, and live oak foliage leaches an especially high amount of the nutrients it needs. While excessive growths of Spanish moss can be problematic for unhealthy trees in high wind situations, in most cases healthy live oaks have extensive root structures that keep them in place during storms.

Spanish moss is great for wildlife. Birds use it for nesting material, and it provides shelter for creatures like bats and bugs, including a type of spider that’s been found nowhere else. Throughout history, humans have used it to stuff mattresses, as packing material and insulation, and even in the car seats of some of the first Fords. (This proved to be a problem when the red ants living in the Spanish moss made their presence known – they solved this problem in the future by boiling the moss first.)

So really, y’all, there’s no reason for southern nature and wildlife lovers not to like Spanish moss just as much as the stately tree that it hangs in.

Purchase here

$65

Landscape Fine Art Photography, Mountains,Clouds, Tree "Near Taos" by Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman

 Fine Art Prints are Available-click HERE

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Live Oak with Spanish Moss, 6x6", Oil

Live oak trees are found everywhere in the south, usually, draped with Spanish moss.  The trees are huge with long, long branches that sometimes droop to the ground.  They are called "live oaks" because they cycle their new leaves all year long and never are bare.

Spanish moss was named after the first Spanish explorers who came to Louisiana and Florida.  The Indians thought the moss looked like the beards of the explorers.

Basically, Spanish moss just needs somewhere to hang out, and live oak foliage leaches an especially high amount of the nutrients it needs. While excessive growths of Spanish moss can be problematic for unhealthy trees in high wind situations, in most cases healthy live oaks have extensive root structures that keep them in place during storms.

Spanish moss is great for wildlife. Birds use it for nesting material, and it provides shelter for creatures like bats and bugs, including a type of spider that’s been found nowhere else. Throughout history, humans have used it to stuff mattresses, as packing material and insulation, and even in the car seats of some of the first Fords. (This proved to be a problem when the red ants living in the Spanish moss made their presence known – they solved this problem in the future by boiling the moss first.)

So really, y’all, there’s no reason for southern nature and wildlife lovers not to like Spanish moss just as much as the stately tree that it hangs in.

Purchase here

$65

Live Oak with Spanish Moss, 6x6", Oil

Live oak trees are found everywhere in the south, usually, draped with Spanish moss.  The trees are huge with long, long branches that sometimes droop to the ground.  They are called "live oaks" because they cycle their new leaves all year long and never are bare.

Spanish moss was named after the first Spanish explorers who came to Louisiana and Florida.  The Indians thought the moss looked like the beards of the explorers.

Basically, Spanish moss just needs somewhere to hang out, and live oak foliage leaches an especially high amount of the nutrients it needs. While excessive growths of Spanish moss can be problematic for unhealthy trees in high wind situations, in most cases healthy live oaks have extensive root structures that keep them in place during storms.

Spanish moss is great for wildlife. Birds use it for nesting material, and it provides shelter for creatures like bats and bugs, including a type of spider that’s been found nowhere else. Throughout history, humans have used it to stuff mattresses, as packing material and insulation, and even in the car seats of some of the first Fords. (This proved to be a problem when the red ants living in the Spanish moss made their presence known – they solved this problem in the future by boiling the moss first.)

So really, y’all, there’s no reason for southern nature and wildlife lovers not to like Spanish moss just as much as the stately tree that it hangs in.

Purchase here

$65

Live Oak with Spanish Moss, 6x6", Oil

Live oak trees are found everywhere in the south, usually, draped with Spanish moss.  The trees are huge with long, long branches that sometimes droop to the ground.  They are called "live oaks" because they cycle their new leaves all year long and never are bare.

Spanish moss was named after the first Spanish explorers who came to Louisiana and Florida.  The Indians thought the moss looked like the beards of the explorers.

Basically, Spanish moss just needs somewhere to hang out, and live oak foliage leaches an especially high amount of the nutrients it needs. While excessive growths of Spanish moss can be problematic for unhealthy trees in high wind situations, in most cases healthy live oaks have extensive root structures that keep them in place during storms.

Spanish moss is great for wildlife. Birds use it for nesting material, and it provides shelter for creatures like bats and bugs, including a type of spider that’s been found nowhere else. Throughout history, humans have used it to stuff mattresses, as packing material and insulation, and even in the car seats of some of the first Fords. (This proved to be a problem when the red ants living in the Spanish moss made their presence known – they solved this problem in the future by boiling the moss first.)

So really, y’all, there’s no reason for southern nature and wildlife lovers not to like Spanish moss just as much as the stately tree that it hangs in.

Purchase here

$65

Fine Art Seaside Landscape, Rock,Stone Photography "Lichen on the Rocks" by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

This print is printed on photographic metal canvas.  Then the surface is carefully coated with a proprietary water-based, non-yellowing print varnish that has been developed to protect and preserve fine art prints produced on pigment based inkjet printers.

 With high levels of UV inhibitors which enhance the color of pigmented and ultrachrome inks.  This  produces a beautiful clear coating for an unusual finish for these prints.


 Print on Canvas 18x12x1.25

 $165.00-Available HERE

 This print is also available as a print mounted on a wooden panel and coated with the above            medium, as well as a traditionally mounted print with mat, frame and glass.

 All prints are available in sizes ranging from 5x7 to 40x48.

  Prices vary depending on medium, please contact me for an estimate.

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Fine Art Seaside Landscape, Rock,Stone Photography "Hanging on the Red Line" by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

This print is printed on metal photographic canvas.  Then the surface is carefully coated with a proprietary water-based, non-yellowing print varnish that has been developed to protect and preserve fine art prints produced on pigment based inkjet printers.

 With high levels of UV inhibitors which enhance the color of pigmented and ultrachrome inks.  This produces a beautiful clear coating for an unusual finish for these prints.



12"x18"x1.25 Print on Canvas

$165.00-Available HERE

This print is also available as a wooden box mounted print as well as a traditionally mounted print with mat, frame and glass.


 All prints are available in sizes ranging from 5x7 to 40x48.

 Prices vary depending on medium, please contact me for an estimate.

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Fine Art Landscape, Rock,Stone Photography "Rock Wall by The Sea on Prouts Neck" by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

This print is printed on photographic metal canvas.
 Then the surface is carefully coated with a proprietary water-based, non-yellowing print varnish that has been developed to protect and preserve fine art prints produced on pigment based inkjet printers.

 With high levels of UV inhibitors which enhance the color of pigmented and ultrachrome inks.  This produces a beautiful clear coating for an unusual finish for these prints.


18"x12"x1.5" Canvas Print on Metal

$165.00-Available HERE

    This print is also available as a photo mounted on a wooden panel and coated with the medium described above, as well as a traditionally mounted print with mat, frame and glass.

    All prints are available in sizes ranging from 5x7 to 40x48.  Prices vary depending on medium, please contact me for an estimate.

Click HERE for purchase info.

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Fine Art Seaside Landscape, Rock,Stone Photography "Clam on the Rocks" by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

This print is printed on photographic medium and adheared to a wooden panel.
 Then the surface is carefully poured with a proprietary water-based, non-yellowing print varnish that has been developed to protect and preserve fine art prints produced on pigment based inkjet printers.

 With high levels of UV inhibitors which enhance the color of pigmented and ultrachrome inks.  This produces a beautiful clear coating for an unusual finish for these prints.



12"x18"x1.25" Print on Metal Canvas

$165.00-Available HERE


    This print is also available as a canvas print as well as a traditionally mounted print with mat, frame and glass.

   All prints are available in sizes ranging from 5x7 to 40x48.  Prices vary depending on medium, please contact me for an estimate.

 Visit http://artfulexposures.com to view more of my Fine Art Photography

 Visit my new Travel Blog .

Fine Art Landscape Photography "Red Vine on Prouts Neck" by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

This print is printed on photographic metal paper and adheared to a wooden panel.  Then the surface is carefully poured with a proprietary water-based, non-yellowing print varnish that has been developed to protect and preserve fine art prints produced on pigment based inkjet printers.

 With high levels of UV inhibitors which enhance the color of pigmented and ultrachrome inks.  This produces a beautiful clear coating for an unusual finish for these prints.


18x14 Canvas Print on Metal Canvas

$195.00-Available HERE

    This print is also available as a canvas print as well as a traditionally mounted print with mat, frame and glass.

     All prints are available in sizes ranging from 5x7 to 40x48.  Prices vary depending on medium, please contact me for an estimate.


Visit http://artfulexposures.com to view more of my Fine Art Photography

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It's A Beautiful Tree, Contemporary Landscape Paintings by Arizona Artist Amy Whitehouse

12" x 12" x 1.5"  Acrylic, $150

This painting was so much fun to create.

First I painted all kinds of colors randomly all over the canvas.

Then I looked for a glimmer of an image with the patches of color.

I thought maybe a tree was in there somewhere, so using the background colors,

I began "sculpting" the image by painting the negative space.

I've been pretty happy with the results.

The 1.5" sides are painted in the same colors,

it has a hanging wire, and so it is ready to hang,

no frame needed.

Please contact me if interested in purchasing:

amy.whitehouse@me.com

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Azo Afternoon, Contemporary Landscape Monoprints by Arizona Artist Amy Whitehouse

6" x 6" Monoprint, $65

The sun has been glaring and burning the past few days

here in the Valley of the Sun.

Dogs and plants and humans are drooping.

But for painting?  Inspiring.

The tiny bit of turquoise may be suggesting

a caught kite from windy days previous.

Though a traditional subject,

the treatment with pronounced texture

is quite contemporary.

And gold metallic paint brings palpable light to the scene.

To purchase this one-of-a-kind

original art, please contact me at

amy.whitehouse@me.com

To see more artwork please visit

AmyWhitehousePaintings.blogspot.com

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