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Watercolor: Teddy Time (20" x 14")
Find the three teddy bears in this picture. The scene includes some of Jean's teddy bears and a doll, plus a Fisher-Price Teaching Clock and blocks from when our children were small. Exhibited with other paintings from Sonja Hamilton's class at the Chocolate Shoppe, Lincoln Way, Auburn, Nov-Dec 2013. Watercolor, 20x14 inches.
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Watercolor: Old Vegetable Scales (20.5" x 9")
A collection of vegetables, mainly from Jean's garden, and an old antique balance scale from the farm near Bloomington, IL where Jean grew up. Left to right: Zucchini, red peppers, squash, persimmons, pomegranates, cucumber, pumpkin variety, and quince. Watercolor, 20.5" x 9".
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Watercolor: Model T Brass (20" x 14")
Watercolor of a 1914 Model T. Displayed in the "Classic Chrome and Rust" exhibit for the students of Sonja Hamilton, The Chocolate Shoppe and Gift Emporium, Auburn Art Walk, April 11, 2013. Transparent watercolor, 20"x14"
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Watercolor: Chalice and Bread (10.5"x 14.5")
Chalice and broken bread on table, in front of Bernini's alabaster Holy Spirit window (1666, part of the Altar of the Chair of St. Peter, in the Vatican). The chalice pictured is from Sierra Christian Church in Loomis, CA. Watercolor, 10.5" x 14.5". In a private collection: D & C Wilson.
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Watercolor: Celtic Cross Leaning - 10.5" x 14.5"
This is the first in a series of three Celtic Crosses. The context is my own, but the cross is patterned after the cross of King Meredeudd ap Edwin at Carew Castle, Dyfed, Wales. It dates from the 11th century and is 4 meters high -- hopefully not leaning as I have shown it in my painting. Watercolor, 10.5" x 14.5"
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Watercolor: Celtic Bookmarks, orig each 3.5" x 14"
Bookmarks of the stone standing cross at Iona and my own idea of St. Patrick, done in faux stained glass. Watercolor. Each is 3.5" x 10" to be reduced to 2.125" x 5.5".
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Watercolor: Apple, Lemon, Ice Tea Still Life - 20" x 14"
I don't usually do still lifes, but this one was fun -- especially with the skier on the table cloth run. :-). Watercolor, 20" x 14".
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Watercolor: Aging Eyes and Roses - 29" x 21"
This was for an assignment in my watercolor class -- a triptych. My interpretation is a bit weird -- eyes of different ages peering through leaves at roses of different stages with a sundial at the bottom. Interpret it any way you like. Watercolor, 29" x 21". In a private collection: K. Huggett.
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