Art For The Wall

"Pears" was made by Montgomery County artist, Caroline Sherrer. This painting is sized at 10x10, on Gallery Wrap Canvas. This was made using oil paints. This painting shows three golden colored pears on a dark green background. The bottom right corner is signed by the artist.

Jan Agee, a Wilcox county artist, created this signed 17"x14" framed watercolor painting of the Pine Hill Methodist Church.

Kathy Jones, a Monroe County artist, made this 9x12 matted watercolor and pen of a pineapple. The painting shows a light green background, with a bright pineapple. The artists signature is on the bottom right.

Mary Croley: Pink Dragonfly; 4x4; Painting on Tile

This beautifully framed watercolor painting by Monroe County artist Kathy Jones showcases the simple elegance of a classic pitcher. Measuring 12 inches by 15 inches in its gold frame, this piece captures the subtle details and soft color transitions that make watercolor such a timeless medium. The pitcher itself features a rich green bottom, a warm beige top, and a brown handle, creating a balanced and earthy color palette. The delicate brushwork and gentle shading bring depth and character to...

Becky Blaylock, a Dallas County artist, made this 12"x5.75"x2.5" "Plinth Hangers". On a piece of reused white painted wood, there is a blue-colored metal starfish with a hook. On the back is a tab for hanging.

Sue Mims painted this dark pink Professor Charles Sargent camellia on an 8"x10" canvas. The background of this flower is a beautiful dark green which goes so well with the brightly colored camellia.

John Warner, Profile Study, Pen and Ink

Sue Mims, a Montgomery county artist hand painted this quail on a branch. This painting is on canvas board and measures 12"x12" in size.The quail is surrounded by a dark green backgrounds and has a custom wood frame.

Mike Handley, a Montgomery county artist, painting of two curious raccoons looking our from the hollowed portion of a tree.

Wooden cross made from reclaimed whitewashed barn wood by artist Andrew McCall. This cross is approximately 16" x 11" and has a saw toothed wall hanger on the back.

Mary Croley, a Butler County artist, created this 17in x 14in blue framed alcohol ink painting of two red and yellow fish. These fish have a beautiful yellow body with blue vertical stripes and lovely red fins. Mary used blue and green alcohol ink to create bubbles and form a beautiful background. The original painting measurements are 8in x 10in and this painting also has a wire for hanging decor.