A collection of five amazing color photographs of birds by Tom Hogeback. Each photograph is printed on 100% watercolor paper with archival inks and mounted and matted to museum standards. The matted prints measure 13" x 19" (4 are horizontal; one is vertical) and are presented as a set in a black vinyl clamshell portfolio case. This set is exclusive to the spring Gala.

"Bluebirds on a Wire: Second Clutch" is a color photograph by Tom Hogeback of Village West Framing & Gallery in Oxford. Printed on canvas and framed with an oak floater frame. Finished piece measures 17" h x 22" w. This piece is exclusive to the spring Gala.

This stunning antique diamond bee brooch is made of 14K yellow gold with pave diamonds set in 14K white gold. The ruby eyed bee brooch with 19 round brilliant cut diamonds has locking c-clasp, approximately .61 ctw. and measures 1" x .75".

Early 20th century American cut glass covered dish measures 6" in diameter. With pressed glass cover, it is 9.75" tall.

Oxford resident Richard Daniels hand hooked the yarn on canvas to create this striking wall hanging. When hanging on a wall, the rose image appears three dimensional. Ready to hang with dowel affixed to back. Size: 30"h x 27"w.

This acrylic on canvas was painted by artist Terry Barrett. She was a Miami University student who studied under artist Crossan Curry. Her use of loose brush strokes indicate the influence of post abstract art. The figures in the painting suggest women of earlier times. The framed size is 34" h x 36" w.

"The 1992 Compositions" is a series of acrylic on gessoed percale paintings by local artist Marta Wendt. There are 20 paintings in the series and each are lettered in white on the back, A to T, in the order they were painted. This one is B. Before starting this series Marta was reading a book about Zen and when she put it down she noticed the fabric on the arm of her chair appeared to her to be microscopic dots. This vision was her inspiration throughout the series. She interprets the results as representing JOY.

Matted and framed 20 3/4"h x 25 3/4"w.

"The 1992 Compositions" is a series of acrylic on gessoed paintings by local artist Marta Wendt. There are 20 paintings in the series and each are lettered in white on the back, A to T, in the order they were painted. This one is C. Before starting this series Marta was reading a book about Zen and when she put it down she noticed the fabric on the arm of her chair appeared to her to be microscopic dots. This vision was her inspiration throughout the series. She interprets the results as representing JOY.

Matted and framed 17 1/4"h x 23 3/4" w.

A limited edition offset lithograph "Bengal Tiger" by John A. Ruthven of Cincinnati, Ohio. This piece is numbered (91/500) and signed by the artist in the lower left corner. Matted and framed 32 3/4"h x 38"w.

Ruthven was an American artist best known for his paintings of wildlife. He attended the Art Academy of Cincinnati and was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2004.

This item is a John A. Ruthven offset lithograph titled Gray Fox. Double signed and numbered 1093/1500. The matted and framed print is 30"h x 36"w.

Ruthven was an American artist best known for his paintings of wildlife. He attended the Art Academy of Cincinnati and was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2004.

"The Colleagues" is a limited edition offset lithograph by wildlife artist Christopher B. Walden. This piece is numbered (178/350) and doubled signed by the artist on the lower right side.

Matted and framed 22 1/4"h x 30 1/4"w.

Christopher B. Walden, originally from Auckland New Zealand, came to the States in 1979 for a 30 day tour. Forty two years later he is still in the U.S. and has become a nationally known wild life artist. He has a gallery in Middletown, OH.

" Winters Edge" is a limited edition offset lithograph by wildlife artist Christopher B. Walden. This piece is numbered (114/1000) and doubled signed by the artist on the lower right side. Matted and framed 21 5/8"h x 29 1/4"w.

Christopher B. Walden, originally from Auckland New Zealand, came to the States in 1979 for a 30 day tour. Forty two years later he is still in the U.S. and has become a nationally known wild life artist. He has a gallery in Middletown, OH.

"Flying Colors" is a limited edition offset lithograph by wildlife artist Christopher B. Walden. This piece is numbered (14/150) and doubled signed by the artist on the lower right side. Matted and framed 27 1/8"h x 38 3/4"w.

Christopher B. Walden, originally from Auckland New Zealand, came to the States in 1979 for a 30 day tour. Forty two years later he is still in the U.S. and has become a nationally known wild life artist. He has a gallery in Middletown, OH.

This illustration of Eastern Bluebird is one in a series of North American Birds painted by William Zimmerman of Dillsboro, Indiana. Matted and framed print 16 1/2"h x 14 3/8"w.

William drew and painted wildlife subjects most of his life. He studied art at the Cincinnati Art Academy and later worked at Gibson Greeting Card Company. In 1965 he left Gibson to join fellow wildlife artist John Ruthven in writing and illustrating a field guide to North American waterfowl.

This illustration of Scarlet Tanager is one in a series of North American Birds painted by William Zimmerman of Dillsboro, Indiana. Matted and framed print 16 1/2"h x14 3/8"w.

William drew and painted wildlife subjects most of his life. He studied art at the Cincinnati Art Academy and later worked at Gibson Greeting Card Company. In 1965 he left Gibson to join fellow wildlife artist John Ruthven in writing and illustrating a field guide to North American waterfowl.