Encaustic Abstract Art, Mixed Media, Contemporary Painting, "Effusive" by Texas Contemporary Artist Sharon Whisnand

 

10"x8"x1" Encaustic and Paper on Cradled Board/Framed-Available

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Encaustic Abstract Art, Mixed Media, Contemporary Painting, "Effusive" by Texas Contemporary Artist Sharon Whisnand

10"x8"x1" Encaustic and Paper on Cradled Board/Framed-Available

$175

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Encaustic Abstract Art, Mixed Media, Contemporary Painting, "Effusive" by Texas Contemporary Artist Sharon Whisnand

10"x8"x1" Encaustic and Paper on Cradled Board/Framed-Available

$175

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Encaustic Abstract Art, Mixed Media, Contemporary Painting, "Effusive" by Texas Contemporary Artist Sharon Whisnand

10"x8"x1" Encaustic and Paper on Cradled Board/Framed-Available

$285

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This encaustic painting "Tako yami" was painted by Texas Hill Country Juli Koroly

This encaustic painting was done from a photograph by Edwin Curtis.

Tako yami
encaustic portrait 8"X10"
Available on my Etsy site
AnEye4Art

I love the strong features and the ease with which encaustic allows them to be portrayed.

" Birds on a Wire" an original encaustic painting byTexas Hill Country Artist JULI KOROLY

"Birds on the Wire"
Original encaustic
5x7

To purchase e-mail me
msboo42@sbcglobal.net

In 1976 Lenard Cohen wrote the song "Birds on a Wire" The image of birds on a wire is a universal one. As a child when I saw a bird on a telephone wire while traveling with my parents, I was told they were "mugwumps". A bird with it's" mug "on one side and it's "wump" on the other. My brother and I earned a nickel for each one we pointed out.