Showing posts with label quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quilt. Show all posts

Monday, August 18, 2014

"A Quilter's Music Box," Contemporary Abstract Painting by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre


"A Quilter's Music Box," 24x30 oil on canvas, brush and palette knife
Contemporary Abstract Painting by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre
Above shows a simulated placement of "A Quilter's Music Box."
To purchase or more information, please visit my website

I can always be reached at: carol@mcintyrefineart.com
Thank you for stopping by!

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

"Alice's Key" Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre


"Alice's Key" Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting 
by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre
30x40 oil on panel, brush and palette knife

For more information or to purchase, please visit my web page.

Below gives you an idea of "Alice's Key," in a conference room setting.

Thank you for stopping by!
I can always be contacted at: carol@mcintyrefineart.com

Sunday, November 29, 2009

"Picnic" by Annie O'Brien Gonzales


"Picnic," 30x30 oil on canvas
Check out more paintings at: http://annieobriengonzales.com or purchase small paintings at:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/zinniavintagedesigns. Please email with any questions or comments: anniego@mac.com

Monday, November 16, 2009

"Pinwheel Vase" by Annie O'Brien Gonzales


"Pinwheel Vase" is from my new series titled "On the Grid" which will be in my one person show at the Santa Fe, NM downtown Wells Fargo Bank Gallery the month of December. This series is based on textiles. The paint texture and color are rich making these painting a "visual feast" for the eyes.
For more paintings, check out my website: http://www.annieobriengonzales.com and for purchase info just contact me at: anniego@mac.com

Saturday, November 14, 2009

"In Town" by Annie O'Brien Gonzales


"In Town" is from my new series titled "On the Grid" which will be in my one person show at the Santa Fe, NM downtown Wells Fargo Bank Gallery the month of December. This series is based on textiles. The paint texture and color are rich making these painting a "visual feast" for the eyes.
For more paintings, check out my website: http://www.annieobriengonzales.com and for purchase info just contact me at: anniego@mac.com
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