Hundred year old Apricot tree
8x6" oil/board
min. bid $50.
Available HERE
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Showing posts with label sue Nichols blog. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Friday, May 29, 2015
Monday, May 25, 2015
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Hummingbird with nest
Hummingbird with nest
6x8" oil/board
min. bid.$50.
Hummingbirds come back from Mexico
for the summer. They like to build their
nests in the fruit orchards, especially the
cherry and apple trees. Our neighbors keep
feeders out for them and they will have 30
hummers at a time.
Available HERE
Friday, May 22, 2015
Peony bouquet
Peony bouquet
8x6" oil/board
min, bid $50.
Peonies abound in May. Too bad they only
bloom once like irises and lilies. That means
I am suppose to appreciate them more.
Available HERE
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Pottery Place
Pottery Place
8x16" oil/board
min. bid $100.
I have painted this building many times. It is the old
La Luz Pottery. In the 1920's pottery was made here,
mainly red clay pots and roof tile for houses. It was
quite the cottage industry for awhile.
Available HERE
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Path in the foxgloves
Path in the foxgloves
8x6" oil/board
min. bid $50.
It is hard to choose between foxgloves and hollyhocks to paint.
I like the tall stalks and big leaves and I think hollyhocks are more prolific
here in the Southwest.
Available
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Periscope (looking for spring)
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Periscope (looking for spring)
6x6in o/board
DPW auction
min. bid $40.
Sometimes onions are ready for spring before it is time to plant. Imagine
little green shoots checking out heat index. Available HERE
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Wilted in Wedgewood
Wilted in Wedgewood
6x6 in. o/board
DPW auction
min. bid $40.
Little daisies grow wild in our pasture. If you pick them
they wilt before you can get them in water. Even wilted
they are pretty but the daisies are also stinky-no sweet smell
either. Available Here
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Hacienda in vineyard
Hacienda in vineyard
6"x8" oil/board
DPW auction
In New Mexico there are many vineyards surrounded
by blue mountains and red tiled buildings. Water is in short supply
so everything is in close proximity.
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