Original Oil Painting on Canvas, 24" x 36"

Primarily self-taught, Charles Joyce paints representational landscapes of local urban and rural scenes in oil and acrylic, focusing on the play of light on surface. He has exhibited at galleries in Philadelphia, its suburbs, and at the Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show, where he has been a featured artist since 2003. This painting was inspired by a photograph taken by his daughter Cara. He lives and has his studio in Media, PA. More of his work can be seen at his website, www.ctjoyceart.com

Charles Thomas Joyce
Media, PA
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22" x 17.5" oil painting

Robert Siliani
West Chester,PA

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Oil painting in 19" x 16" frame

Monika L. Gloviczki, MD, PhD http://www.monikalgloviczki.com https://shopvida.com

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

Joanne Mark
Wayne, PA
jmarkstudio@outlook.com

Original painting, oil on canvas, executed mostly with a palette knife 48" x 24"

Since I was a little girl, my Wish was that nobody in the world would get ill. I always put my heart and soul in all my paintings, especially if the idea or a theme of it is very sensitive and dear to me. This painting is about a Wish come true for a little girl.

There's no better reword than knowing that your art brings emotion and happiness to people.

Matiko Mamaladze
Media, PA
www.matikoart.us

Original oil on canvas, 11' x 14"

Madeleine Cohen
New Rochelle, NY
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Oil painting and collage on canvas panel. 14.5" x 18.5"with black floater frame. Wired and ready to hang!

My oil painting, "What Is A Man Anyhow?" is in honor of Walt Whitman's 200th birthday and is Inspired by the poem, "Song of Myself" by Walt Whitman. My interpretation of the poem, "Song of Myself" reflects Whitmans's views on the inequity of life in America during his time. Whitman communicates his torment and thoughts on mankind and the contradictions of democracy in the late 1800s. His words from the 1800s are as relevant then as they are today in the 2000s. For my painting, I used an excerpt from Section 20 of the 1892 version of "Song of Myself." The torment of the poem is reflected in the subject of the painting's facial expression as well as his gesture. And I loved the verse - "I will wear my hat as I please."

Christina Tarkoff
Drexel Hill, PA
christina@christinatarkoff.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

Original oil painting

Robert Siliani
West Chester, PA
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Framed 17" x 20" original oil by Nationally recognized artist Elaine Lisle (11" x 14" unframed)

Elaine Lisle is a Philadelphia artist whose vibrant landscapes emphasize the emotional context of the subject, in the tradition of 20th century urban realists. She received a Bachelors in Fine Arts from the
University of Pennsylvania and completed post-graduate study in painting at
the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Lisle is represented by the Gross McCleaf Gallery in Philadelphia and has won regional and national awards, exhibited widely in the mid-atlantic, including New York City, and her
richly painted oils are owned by numerous corporations as well as individual
collectors around the globe.

Elaine M Lisle
Bryn Mawr, PA
elainelisle@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

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24" x 48" Oil on Newspaper Covered Canvas,

A common scene in Center City Philly, repair workers out in bitter weather making sure the city hums on.

Teresa Haag
Phoenixville, PA
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Original oil paintings offered as a set

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

Robert Siliani Remove

West Chester,PA
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Oil on canvas

31' X 25"

Jules Lee

Fushion of green and yellow hues to create serenity and renewal

31" x 25"

Jules Lee

Original painting titled "Good Night Moon" - artist Sharon Strine, New York, NY; oil on canvas, dimensions, 24" x 30" plus thin black floater frame.

Sharon Strine
New York, NY
srstrine@gmail.com

15" X 10" oil painting

Ruth Miller
Philadelphia, pa
artfulpa.com

Oil on Canvas

Alicia Asselta
Berwyn,PA
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18" x 24" Oil Painting

Lisa Muller
Pottstown,PA
lisa@lisamullerart.com

Chris Curchin, OIL ON CANVAS, 40" x 30" Strip framed.

Oil on canvas painting of figures on an elevated train, painted with lines, dots and primary colors.

My figurative work involves faces and figures decorated with dots of color in motifs of flower, rosette, teardrop, scroll and leaf. For me the paintings express an allusion to mortality, matter and energy fields. There are dot elements in decorative techniques used around the world in various forms. Mine developed out of restoration work on Morrocan painted furniture but later evolved in connection with my experiences with meditation and Reiki.

CHRIS CURCHIN
Philadelphia,PA
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Oil painting. 10" x 15"

2000

Stephen Takats

Philadelphia,Pa
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11x14 inch oil painting of a sun conure.

Kaitlyn Romero
Chalfont,PA
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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
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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
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