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Prints of Original Art

We will gladly make you a numbered art museum quality print in your favorite size. We print only 10 of each Fine Art Work and each print comes with a Certificate / Label of Authenticity.

 

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   Size                                         Cost

5 x 7                                        $ 15.00

8 x 10                                      $ 25.00

11 x 14                                    $ 35.00

16 x 20                                    $ 50.00

20 x 24                                    $ 65.00

24 x 30                                    $ 100.00

30 x 40                                    $ 125.00

40 x 60                                    $ 185.00

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This close up view of a brown barn door trimmed in white on a weathered red Vermont barn shows its age. It sits at the top of a set of granite steps and is flanked by black wrought iron lanterns. To the left is a white trellis leaning on the barn half hidden in orange day lilies growing up around the path leading to the door. A light hangs over the door and we see on the right we see where the ell attaches to the barn. The grey metal roof on it shows a bit.

"Barn Door"

Original was 11" x 14"
Acrylic and Oil mixed medium on Canvas

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Set against a black background and sitting in a square white glass vase are deep red roses, maroon lilies, and small white buds of baby’s breath. Some blossoms are open and some are still in bud form. But the colors so large filling the canvas bounce of the dark background.

"Birthday Roses"

4" x 6"
Acrylic On Canvas

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This small rectangle of canvas is covered in a beach scene complete with sand, dunes, sea grass, and decaying fence boards that once stood against the drifting sands during many a hurricane. Beyond we see peaking through the ocean at sunset with the sky colored in warm shades of yellow orange and a touch of blue as the sun sets on a warm day.

"East Coast Sunset"

4" x 6"
Acrylic On Canvas

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This tiny square canvas has been painted a forest green and, in the center, spiraling up from the bottom of the canvas is a fiddlehead fern in close up with all its delicate white fibers spinning round and covered in clear dew drops of moisture. The beads of clear water run down the stem and right off the canvas.

"Fiddlehead"

4" x 4"
Acrylic On Canvas

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Set against a mixed green background we see a House Sparrow coming in from the top left for a landing toward the bottom right, filling the canvas with its wings spread wide above its head, tail tipped down ward, clawed feet stretched out in front. We can see the tummy downy feathers fluffy up with air, as the bird in profile, concentrates on landing on some object, not yet seen on the canvas.

"Forest Favorite"

Original was 18" x 24"
Oil subject on Acrylic background on Canvas

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Sitting on a black table on a green carpet in a glass white square vase is a bouquet of blue hydrangeas. Their small little blue blossoms cluster in ball shapes stacked upon each other spreading out over the edges of the vase in all directions making a powerful scene of color akin to that of the sky.

"Forever Blooms"

4" x 6"
Acrylic On Canvas

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This black and white pen and ink, is of the abandoned 1850’s home in Pittsburg, NH near Route 3 made famous by all the photographers that photograph each year its progressive decay. In its hay day it had 4 large columns supporting the front porch roof with 2 gigantic dormers over the porch and a center chimney smack between them. The exterior sheathing is gone from the columns and the porch roof has folded down into the center dragging down the dormers with it. Snow has piled up in the gulleys and flatter areas of what is left of the structure. The yard is covered in snow with bear branches of shrubs and tall dead grasses poking up in the drifts. The work has beendone in cross hatch lines in the darker areas and in dots in the delicate lighter areas of the snow. The winter scape gives off the feeling of hopelessness for what could have been.

"Forgotten Homestead"

Original is 9" x 12"
Pen and Ink on Vellum Paper

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Sitting under a mighty tree that we can only see the trunk of on the left side of the canvas, sits a wooden chair made of bent tree branches laid together in a fan shape. Upon the chair sits a lovely lady’s broad brim straw sun hat. Next to the chair is a matching table with a bowl of warm colored peaches just picked. All this sits in a lovely garden of greens and yellow vegetation.

"Georgia Peaches In The Garden"

15" x 24"
Oil On Canvas

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Set against a black sky with just enough light we see a Barn Owl with wings spread, left leg lower than the right, coming in for a kill from the top left, toward an unseen prey on the bottom right, filling the canvas. This almost white bird with its specks of brown and brown tinged wings, with tummy toward us, looking in ¾ profile looks intent upon catching its dinner.

"Killer In The Night"

Original was 14" x 14"
Oil subject on Acrylic background on Canvas

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This little rectangular canvas in horizontal layout shows a browning aging wood sided structure that was once a garage with an attached office. Out in front sits a drab olive green classic 4 door 1971 Saab 96 Saloon. And sticking out from behind IBC water tanks on the right side of the building we see the backend of an old yellow school bus. To the left are rust stained granite posts and weathered fencing. The area is covered in dirt and mud and in the background the trees are showing fall colors in the same rusty shades.

"Lull Farm"

5" x 7"
Acrylic On Canvas

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A glass vase sits upon a plank of light natural wood filled with yellow and purple zinnias among Hosta leaves in striped greens and creams. The pale-yellow blossoms flank the 3 deep dark purple ones and cast a small shadow upon the wood.

"Mel's Bouquet"

4" x 6"
Acrylic On Canvas

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A bright orange and black monarch butterfly, so large we can’t see the tips of its wings as they are off the canvas, sits on a bright pink flower blossom so large we can only see a few of its enormous petals. A bit of the green leaves shows between the petals. It is a cheery painting in miniature.

"Monarch"

Original is 3" x 3"
Acrylic on Canvas

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This Fenced Line Road recedes into the distance ending in a foggy wood on an autumn early morning. Beyond the fences is a line of stately deciduous trees in yellow leaves that follow the fence line and road to disappear at the horizon into the fog. Meadows of green grass lay behind the tree line pushing out to the canvas edges on the left and right. The feel is a very typical Tennessee fall morning.

"My Sister's Idea Of Paradise"

Original was 11" x 15"
Mixed Media on Watercolor Paper

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On this green tiny square canvas sits among streaks of green stems and long narrow leaves the brightly colored petals of a day lily. The color of the petals bounces off the background like a blow to the chest. They glisten smooth in solid color.

"Orange Lilly"

4" x 4"
Acrylic On Canvas

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This brightly colored tiny square canvas is covered in the broad rippled petals of a day lily shooting off the canvas edges from the center where little yellow pistons of pollen dance daintily. The petals have streaks of different shades of pinks and maroons edge in white and spotted in places with deep maroon color.

"Pink Lilly"

4" x 4"
Acrylic On Canvas

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Flying across the canvas, filling the entire space, from left to right, with its tummy facing us, and its wings and tail feathers spread open, is the all red cardinal male, with his face turned to look at us in an almost angry look; set against a blurry background of a snow covered meadow on the edge of a snow speckled pine forest on an overcast winter day.

"Red Power"

Original was 24" x 18"
Oil subject on Acrylic background on Canvas

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In a winter storm blurred by whipping snow we can barley make out the bare branches and trunks of hardwood trees flanking both sides of a winding brook covered in snow and ice twisting through the landscape from the distance to the foreground and then off to the right of the canvas. It disappears under the branches of a pine tree in the upper corner. The starch use of color and the thin brush strokes add to the cold winter feel just like the Robert Frost Poem.

"Stopping By A Wood"

Original is 3" x 3"
Acrylic on Canvas

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About to take a dive off a dead branch, we see the open spread wings, straight up over the head, of the bright blue colored barn swallow, with its stark white tummy showing, moving from right to left, across a blurred blue and green, with pink streaks background. Capped in red, it fly’s in profile filling the entire upper ¾ of the canvas.

"Swallow Dive"

Original was 14" x 14"
Oil subject on Acrylic background on Canvas

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Flying across the canvas, filling the entire space, from right to left, with its tummy facing us, and its wings and tail feathers spread open, is the small black capped chickadee, with face in profile as it looks where it is going; set against a blurry background of a sandy shore line on the edge of a pine forest on a sunny cloudless summer day. We can see the bird is soaring over some body of water where the forest and shore line are reflected in the water like a blurry mirror.

"The Mighty Chickadee"

Original was 24' x 18"
Oil subject on Acrylic background on Canvas

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A mountain river in dry season flows from our vantage point, meandering right and toward the horizon where it disappears behind the forest the hugs both sides of its banks. in the distance we see a partially fogged in mountain range of cool purples against a blue sky. The forest is in full summer bloom and on the bank on the right we see a birch tree poking out from among the evergreens and hardwoods. On the left in the fore ground rising up and disappearing off the top of the canvas is a mighty pine. Rocks can be seen poking out of the river as the summer heat lowers the height of the river water.

"The Pemi"

Original was 3' x 5'
Oil on Canvas

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We see a pair of red swing out doors, trimmed in white, with Mullioned white windows in them, and under white trimmed transom windows, on a Vermont red weathered barn ell that once housed the chicken coup, but now houses the studio space of Mrs. Ranz. The ell is topped in a grey metal roof with a large 2 windowed dormer. Granite steps lead into the ell and a brown bird house sits upon the upper step. The door is flanked in flower beds that contain lots of orange day lilies. A red brick chimney against a blue cloudy sky tops the canvas.

"The Ranz Studio"

Original was 10" x 8"
Acrylic and Oil mixed medium on Canvas

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