Showing posts with label 6 x 6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6 x 6. Show all posts

Saturday, August 17, 2013

Sweet Spot Stop - #81613 by Candy Barr


6 x 6 inches Oil on birch ply

Two young girls enjoying their icecream cones. Their colorful outfits, sneakers and joy
with one week left before deadline of returning back to school...

$125 framed



Right after the girls finished and left


missing some of painting due to croping of frame. Needs a liner possibly?

The Paint Out a lot of fun

Friday, August 16, 2013

Reflecting - #81513 by Candy Barr


6 x 6 inches Oil on birch ply SOLD




 My friend Mehdi Fallahian from Palm Springs on his second painting 
after painting the covered bridge first (see painting below)

9 x 12 Oil
Not too many covered bridges in Palm Springs....

Friday, September 23, 2011

Vermont Woods - #92311

6 x 6 inches Oil  on Birch Ply

$99 + S/H






Wells River Vermont in amazing autumn color

Chowing down at my friend Joanne's backyard while we were painting



Saturday, May 7, 2011

Daffodils - #5711


6 x 6 inches Oil on birch ply SOLD

~Happy Mothers Day~


After traveling by car from AZ back to VT over last 4 weeks, ready to post again.

Springtime was nice on the travels, but not much in bloom upon return to Vermont other than daffodils.

Trees will be much later. It was a wet and cold April.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Hug Blue Pillow - #1111A


6 x 6 inches Oil on hardboard

3 of series of 3
$49. +S/H


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Monday, January 10, 2011

Reclining Nude with Blue Pillow - #11011


6 x 6 inches Oil on hardboard

2 of 3 of same pose
$59. + S/H



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Monday, March 19, 2007

Hay Pile


Hay Pile
- 6" x 6" oil on panel
early morning paddock $50.

Tomorrow I'll be painting on a 4 day plein air retreat to Sedona, the Grand Canyon & Flagstaff, AZ with another artist friend, Diane.

It's been
in the 90's in Scottsdale, and should be cooler in the mountains.

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