Monotype (one-of-a-kind) ink painting printed on heavyweight BFK Rives paper. Image size is 6" x 6"

Alice Thompson
Philadelphia, PA
alicemelindat@gmail.com

22" x 17.5" oil painting

Robert Siliani
West Chester,PA

bobs606@verizon.net

26" x 45" Photograph

Since 2008 Matt has made a living as a commercial photographer but his true passion is creating compelling images on his travels around the world as well as in his hometown of Philadelphia. As an FAA Certified Remote Pilot Matt often uses a drone to capture unique perspectives as shown in his two pieces at Artful Wishes.

Matt Seaver
Philadelphia,PA
info@mattseaver.com

What makes you happy? What is one thing that can describe how you feel right now? These sketches are meant to show what your inner animal spirit is, how much love do you have to give and mainly what kind of superhero will you be

Amanda Field

Pittsgrove, NJ

field152@gmail.com

Original oil painting on 16" x 16" in wood cradle.

Joanne Mark
Wayne, PA
jmarkstudio@outlook.com

Photograph

21" x 17"

Jose Sevillano
Media, PA
sevijose01@gmail.com

Original oil on canvas, 11' x 14"

Madeleine Cohen
New Rochelle, NY
madeleineannecohen@gmail.com

Framed watercolor image of a stone mill

Lin Webber
Honey Brook, PA
linswatercolors@gmail.com

12" x 9" Illustrated Poem. (watercolor and found sentences on 140LB WC Paper)

Bryan is a queer TransMasculine millennial from Philadelphia. His work centers that lived experience and trying to communicate what that experience feels like by combining watercolor, and ink illustrations with sentences cut from used books. His favorite artists are David Wojnarowicz, Tim Burton, and Shel Silverstein. Bryan has a Bachelors in Architecture and Masters in Education, both from Syracuse University and he has had his work exhibited in Philly, and NYC. www.bryanmckinneyart.com Instagram: @bmck_art

Bryan McKinney
Springfield, PA
bryanjamesmckinney@gmail.com

Still Life painting by well known area artist Nancy Bea Miller. Oil on canvas 5" x 7" inches, in sliver gilt wood frame

Nancy Bea Miller

Penn Valley,PA

www.nancybeamiller.cm

"Someone Else's Dotted Line", 4.5" x 6.7" watercolor and found sentences. 2019.

Bryan is a queer TransMasculine millennial from Philadelphia. His work centers that lived experience and trying to communicate what that experience feels like by combining watercolor, and ink illustrations with sentences cut from used books. His favorite artists are David Wojnarowicz, Tim Burton, and Shel Silverstein. Bryan has a Bachelors in Architecture and Masters in Education, both from Syracuse University and he has had his work exhibited in Philly, and NYC. www.bryanmckinneyart.com Instagram: @bmck_art

Bryan McKinney
Springfield, PA
bryanjamesmckinney@gmail.com

LightFlower, designed to mimic a sunflower, is a 3D printed vase with laser-cut and heat-formed acrylic petals that illuminate with a gentle press of one of the six green leaves.

I chose a playful natural motif of a translucent green upper with frosted yellow petal rings.

It holds 16 oz of water and is rechargeable on its magnetic charging base. The upper stem separates from the illuminating base to make refilling with water easy. It has a USB charging port on its underside, taking advantage of LightFlower's 16,000 mAh battery and making it perfect for a bedside or coffee table.

Sandro Surabischwili
Media,PA
sandrinho91ss@gmail.com

This is a 8mm Ivory Swarovski Crystal Pearl necklace that was hand crafted and tied with silk. It has a fishhook clasps for a secure closure.

Barbara Ruestow
Orchard Park, NY
barbara.ruestow@gmail.com

These are hand crafted from start to finish by myself. They are Sterling Silver Byzantine weave with embedded Blue Swarovski Pearls.

Barbara Ruestow
Orchard Park, NY
barbara.ruestow@gmail.com

15.5" x 21" framed Robert Griffing limited edition, signed and numbered, canvas reproduction with certificate of authenticity.

Robert Griffing grew up in Linesville, Pennsylvania, where he roamed the fields & beaches around Pymatuning Lake collecting stone artifacts, the key factor in his love of history & native cultures. After graduating from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh & a 30-year advertising career, he returned to his early fascination with the 18th century Eastern Woodland Indian. Griffing decided to devote his time & energy to his passion after receiving an enthusiastic response to his early paintings.

Donated by:

George Evanko
Newtown Square,PA

georang2@icloud.com

14" x 17" x 3"

Found Object Mosaic Bouquet

Carla Schaeffer
Phoenixville, PA
johnncar@att.net

"Forget Me Not" quilt is a lasting tribute to those who pass through our lives. This beautiful quilt measures 80" x 94" and will fit a queen-sized bed. The quilted flowers are done in purple thread.

Jill Cullen Fraczek
Philadelphia, PA
oldhouse306@aol.com

Framed, embroidered and beaded element made from the plastic filter in a Keurig coffee pod

5" x 5"

Stacy Hortner
Allentown, PA
sehortner@gmail.com

Framed embroidered and beaded element made from a Keurig coffee pod

5" x 5"

Stacy Hortner
Allentown, PA 18104
sehortner@g

A large colorful mobile designed for a high location, such as a skylight, entrance way, cathederal ceiling, etc. The mobile is made entirely of glass and metal and should last for many years.

18" x 60"

Donald Jost
West Chester,PA
donivyjost@verizon.net

Original oil paintings offered as a set

10" x 16" (two paintings that are 10" x 8" each)

Robert Siliani Remove

West Chester,PA
bobs606@verizon.net

Fushion of green and yellow hues to create serenity and renewal

31" x 25"

Jules Lee

14" x 11" acrylic painting

Stacey Martella-Ferris
Maple Shade , NJ
pantera0016@gmail.com

10" x 8" Black and white acrylic painting

Stacey Martella-Ferris
Maple Shade , NJ
pantera0016@gmail.com

Photography

26" x 20"

Bill is a member of the Philadelphia Photographic Society and Plastic Club. His work has been exhibited in Philadelphia's City Hall, the Gershman Street YMHA building gallery, and the Plastic Club. It is a joy and honor for him to have his work accepted for this wonderful auction to benefit the Make a Wish Foundation.

Bill Skwersky

Philadelphia, PA

bskwersky@comcast.net

Graphic design on paper

10" X 8""

About Jules Lee: "My love of art actually started at a very
young age. Art is the medium where
my thoughts, emotions, fears and joys
can be channeled. Every stroke is an
expression of myself on canvas."

Jules Lee

Plymouth Road

juleslee237@gmail.com

Hanna Aufschauer 5" x 7" etching

Weighted desk/table lamp with an exotic wood veneer lamp shade

10" x 14" x 5"

Marc DiGiaimo
Philadelphia,PA
digiaimo.marc@gmail.com

Oil on Canvas

Alicia Asselta
Berwyn,PA
asselta@gmail.com

Floral photograph with hand drawn mandala embedded in the photo

Renata de Angelis
Shohola,PA
info@rdephotography.com

Acrylic on canvas; 18" x 24"

Susan Leshnoff
Philadelphia,PA
SusanLesnoff.com

Exotica

Medium: mixed media Year: 2013

16" x 20"

Michael DiPrinzio
Springfield,PA
diane.depew@verizon.net

Watercolor and ink on paper

18" x 24"

Jesse veasey
Haddonfield,Nj
jessegeorgev@gmail.com

Original B&W Photograph captured on traditional film. Archival print Indie Photo Lab. 10"X10" framed. 5"X5" image.

Lee Manis II
Philadelphia,PA
hleemanis2@gmail.com

21" x 27" original oil painting depicting sunflowers in a blue vase. Artist Fran Dever was inspired by Van Gogh's paintings of sunflowers in vases, most of which he painted in Arles, France from 1888-1889

Fran Dever
Media, PA
frana_dev@comcast.net

Set of two 11" x 13" original oil paintings. Artist Fran Dever enjoys painting roosters to capture their vibrant colors and movement

Fran Dever
Media, PA
frana_dev@comcast.net

George Crumb, composer, will autograph an Agnus Dei (Peace Symbol) Poster, printed on 100 lb. glossy stock paper, obtained from Edition Peters USA.

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In support of Make-A-Wish, Orchestra 2001 donates this C.F. Peters reproduction of a hand-drawn musical score for Agnus Dei created by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer George Crumb. Agnus Dei, meaning 'lamb of God,' represents the goat sign Capricorn, and the original score for this musical work was painstakingly hand-drawn by Crumb to look like a peace symbol. George Crumb will personally autograph the donated poster in conjunction with Orchestra 2001's performance of his 2003 master-work, The River of Life, on Friday, September 20th at 7:30 pm, at Cherry Street Pier. This concert is free and open to the public.

The seven volumes of George Crumb's American Songbooks were written for, dedicated to, premiered and recorded first by Orchestra 2001 as it emerged from Mr. Crumb's suburban Philadelphia studio over a period of a decade. There are few examples in modern classical music in which a composer of such stature has written so much music for a specific ensemble. We believe this cycle to be one of the most unique and beautiful celebrations of America's folk heritage any artist has ever conceived. We hope you will return to the Pier tomorrow for this incredible concert!