Bella belongs to John, who rescued her from the city animal shelter–just in time! She was very thin and bedraggled when he first got her. She has now filled out and weighs about 40 pounds. She is sitting on a three-layer dog bed. To see more about this painting or to look at other pet portraits, click here.
Rose Arrangement is an oil painting on stretched canvas. A large white rose is featured surrounded by the side view of two pink roses. For more information, click here.
This painting is 10 x 8 on canvas panel. We have a lovely holly tree in the back acre and I brought in several branches to paint. For other information, click here.
This painting is oil on canvas panel. It is 10 x 8 inches.
This is an oil on canvas panel 10 x 8 of a favorite Christmas plant. Although many people think of the red as flowers, they are actually leaves! For further information, please click here.
This is an old fashioned rose that according to a book I have originated in Paris at the time of Napoleon. His wife Josephine had a legendary rose garden with many varieties. Such roses can still be grown and are sometimes found in specialty nurseries. This 8 x 10 painting is an oil on canvas panel. For information on the price of this painting, click here.
This 10 x 8 oil painting is on a canvas panel. The painting features subtle colors of garden roses. For further information, click here.
This is a 10 x 8 oil painting on stretched canvas. There are several garden roses in this painting. For further information, click here.
This is an acrylic painting on stretched canvas of brilliant purple red flowers on a gold background. For further information about this painting, click here.
I have been told that many people collect this beautiful shell.   A friend of mine showed me her collection of three and I was amazed at their beauty! This one is probably much larger than most, as I have depicted it in the center of a 5 x 7 canvas panel, but it would make a striking addition to a collection of shell paintings! For more information about this painting, click here.
