Featured Artwork: Monique Carr
Sailing at Sundown
20 x 20 in., oil on canvas
$1400
Sailing at Sundown can be seen at the Ellis-Nicholson Gallery, 5 Broad St, Charleston, South Carolina.
“My...
Featured Artwork: Leah Lopez
“Les Femmes De Limoges”
Oil on linen
28 in. x 22 in.
Leah Lopez, a woman of talents and a heart of passion, has turned many corners...
Featured Artwork: Agnieszka Nienartowicz presented by RJD Gallery
The Great Wave
The art of Agnieszka Nienartowicz explores and highlights the fleeting and capricious nature of culture, within the larger context of the natural...
Featured Artwork: Barbara Rudolph presented by the Celebration of Fine Art
Winter Chicks
6 x 12 in.
Oil
$1,200
Barbara’s realistic oil paintings tell a story. They are unique, thought-provoking and often have a sense of humor. Paying special...
Featured Artwork: James Morgan presented by the National Museum of Wildlife Art
Rabbit Brush
Oil on linen
Playing with light, brushstrokes, and texture in the style of an impressionist, Jim Morgan constantly searches for different ways to express...
Featured Artwork: Arlene Braithwaite presented by Zion National Park Plein Air
Spring Greening Along the Virgin
27 x 40 in.
Pastel
Pastel painter Arlene Braithwaite is the featured artist for Zion National Park's 2019 Centennial Celebration of Art....
Featured Artwork: Valerie Craig
Whispered Memory
10 x 12 in.
Oil on canvas
$1300
Available at South Street Art Gallery, Easton MD
The compressed value patterns and limited palette in Valerie Craig’s painting,...
Featured Artwork: Ben Steele
“The Phone of Man”
36 x 24 in.
Oil on Canvas
Ben Steele was born in 1977 in Kennewick, Washington and graduated from University of Utah in...
Featured Artwork: Frances Pampeyan
“Brisighella Evening, Italy”
9 x 12 in.
Oil
“Brisighella Evening, Italy” was painted on location. This quaint town is so lovely. The painting will be shown in...
Featured Artwork: Jill Stefani Wagner
Glory Day by Jill Stefani Wagner, PSA-MP IAPS/MC
Pastel on UArt Board
16 x 20 in.
$1400
“Glory Day was inspired by the everyday type of scene that...









