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Proudly display you love for Nichols with this 6"x8" painted plaque of Albright Hall and two hand sewn Nichols Heart pillows.
Pillow: Cover is 100% cotton. Pillow insert is polyester fill. Pillow size is 16x16.
18"x24" framed water color "Dandelions" painting by adult autistic artist, Stacey M, of Austim Services Inc.
Show not only Buffalove but Nichols love with this one of kind custom Buffalo cutout that shows some of the best art and logos from the 716.
Two (2) 8x10 and one (1) 12x15 framed prints of iconic Buffalo views with an artistic twist.
Professional portrait session by Elizabeth Snyder Photography (ESP) including hair, makeup and up to five wardrobe changes.
Enjoy hors d'oevures & wine during your session
From ESP website:
"ESP will tell your story with a classic style and a compassionate eye. I will provide you with heirloom works of art that will last through the coming generations. I pride myself on helping you preserve your legacy."
If you are a baseball fan then this artistic piece is perfect for your front door.
Framed painting of Albright Hall by Marlean Doherty.
The class of 2027 worked together to create a unique work of art focusing on HEART. Each student designed a heart in their own unique style using ink and watercolor, that was placed in a float mount frame. When you turn the work over you see each child's name along with the year. This piece is sure to bring a smile to your face and remind you to share HEART where ever you go.
In 5th grade students learn about optical blending and using pointillism to create a work of art. The class of 2026 auction project brings all the student's in the class together to create a cohesive work of art using only dots. The dots are created using artist quality alcohol markers and archival paper. This year the pointillism subject focuses on the lighthouse found at the Buffalo Outer Harbor, further connecting the Class of 2026 to the greater Buffalo Community.
The Class of 2025 used their knowledge of water and properties of water to create two water color paintings-one using warm colors and one using cool colors. Students then applied ink and marker to create designs and emphasize the water patterns. The artwork was then cut to create an interesting pattern, and a one of a kind work of art.
The Class of 2024 painted various wood forms and shapes using watercolor paints. Students focused on color and designs to draw the viewer's eye throughout the piece. Shapes were then balanced on each other to create a unique low relief sculpture that hangs in a deep shadowbox.
This painting done by local artist Hannah Szrelter is meant to inspire physical fitness and overall wellness. It shows that anyone can get into and stay in great shape. It represents how people can create healthy habits to better their lives and quality of healthy.
Kari Achatz is a Buffalo based multimedia artist and Middle School Visual Arts Teacher at Nichols. Cut. To make an opening or incision with a sharp-edged tool. To cut is to remove from something larger. The ability to slice through and let the light in. Kari considers herself and artist who draws with a blade, who finds beauty in the broken, abandoned, and ordinary. She has work in several private collections, as well as works in the at The Albright Knox Art Gallery Permeant Fine Art Collection. Viridi was specially created for Nichols Night as is a one of a kind work of art.
Colors: Navy and Nichols Green
Joiner Photography created this unique 26"x26" framed image of the Nichols School entrance.
Joiner Photography involves the use of two or more separately taken images of a single scene to create a larger one by physically overlapping them or by digitally merging them. It differs from montage photography in that it looks to expand the area of view of the photograph as opposed to insert several elements into a given picture frame. From this point on there are many directions to take the image in terms of shape, viewpoints, subject, narrative, time and style. These all involve more personal choices by the creator and provide the potential for a more intimate and individually driven photograph.
Original acrylic painting on canvas tile by Christina Francis, Avery and Harlow.
Museum quality maps dating from the 1500's to the 1800's. These reproduction images are found in collections of museums internationally, the originals of which are valued into the thousands of dollars. The inks and the paper are accurate representations of the originals.
The successful bidder will be the recipient of a compendium of maps representing the evolution of mapmaking for a fraction of the investment.
Some of the maps that you will receive include:
Custom portrait by artist Vanessa Frost, owner of MUSEjar in East Aurora.
Certificate expired June 2022
Take a piece of the Nichols Crew team home with you. This blade is an exact replica of what our students use.
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