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Spring Showers
by Kim Wiggins
The candy-colored houses in Spring Shower
begin to dry in the afternoon sun as a thundercloud rolls past.
Kim Wiggins’ modern impressionism perfectly captures the lively
history and brilliant tones of the Southwest.
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10"w x 8"h.
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Springtime in the Mission Garden
by June Carey
Spring comes early to the gardens of Mission San Carlos de Borromeo
de Carmelo in California. Even now you may see the padres, working
to turn the earth and replant. The beauty of an ancient garden is,
for all its history, ever-changing.
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13"w x 10"h.
$250 | $300 CDN | £170
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Silk Snapper
by Flick Ford
"Being new to snapper and reef fish in general, I thought I
had found a red snapper to paint when this large silk snapper was
landed," said the artist. "The guide and owner of Fat
Fish Adventures (and the most skilled hand-liner I know), Peter
Jervis, called it a 'red silky.' The confusion was mine. The bright
yellow eyes distinguish the silk snapper from the red-eyed red snapper.
There is a lot of deceptive nomenclature surrounding red snappers.
A study by the University of North Carolina found that seventy out
of twenty-two fish sold as red snapper were actually some other
kind of fish." .
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13"w x 8"h.
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Resistance Training
by James C. Christensen
Although the relationship between the quartet of tough-looking fish
and the determined cyclist in Resistance Training
may at first be unclear, the title offers some explanation: athletes
often train against a resisting force to build their strength. In
this particular case, however, as the fish tug stubbornly in the
other direction, we must wonder—who is training whom?
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12"w x 12"h.
$295 | $355 CDN | £200
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Red Dress in the Window
by Ken Auster
Ken Auster creates a masterful illusion with an economy of brushwork
in his Red Dress in the Window. This
marvelous little city scene will add pizzazz and attitude to any
wall.
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9"w x 7"h.
$150 | $180 CDN | £100
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To Touch a Heart
by Steve Hanks
As the sunlight caresses her skin, the rapt subject of Steve Hanks'
striking new portrait To Touch a Heart
is carried away by the tide of her emotion. The dramatic light and
posture exquisitely captures this singular private moment. "The
nudes are basically the foundation of everything I paint,"
says the artist. "I return to paint nudes to sharpen up my
ability to paint the figure."
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6"w x 9"h.
$165 | $200 CDN | £110
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Tsavo Sentinel
by Simon Combes
At just over 13,000 square miles, Tsavo National Park is the largest
park in Kenya and one of the largest in the world. With its impressive
size comes enormous diversity—the park boasts 1,000 plant species
and over 60 major species of mammals, including the African elephant.
During his visits to Tsavo, Simon Combes was fortunate to encounter
several majestic bull elephants in the bush. You can relive Simon’s
face-to-face experiences with your very own Tsavo
Sentinel.
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11"w x 12"h.
$245 | $295 CDN | £160
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