Art For The Wall

Mary Croley hand painted this beautiful painting of a deer stepping into a stream for a drink of water. This is a 23"x19" wood framed picture. The background gives off the feeling of a late evening sunset with trees and grass on both the left and right side.

Two Roads Diverged Using the poetry of Robert Frost, "The Road Less Taken", Joan Barfield constructed a framed 11"x14" painting of a forest scene in which the traveler had to choose between which path he should follow. He chose the less traveled and ended up feeling all the better for it. This is a joyful, cheerful, and inviting piece made with acrylics on paper and is displayed in a frame with glass. The vibrancies of the yellow and orange colors in this fall forest scene contrasting with the...

Rita Williams: Unshut Your Eyes & Use Your Outside Voice, 16"x20" Acrylic painting

This beautifully detailed 17" x 21" oil painting by Bullock County artist Jimmy Allen captures a timeless rural scene. In the foreground, a man stands in his front yard, holding a water bucket, while behind a large tree, several people can be seen working in a field. The composition evokes a sense of Southern tradition, hard work, and the peaceful simplicity of country life. Professionally framed with a classic finish, this artwork is ready to display with a sawtooth hanger for easy décor. A...

Betsy Prince, a Montgomery County artist, created this 5x7 watercolor print. This piece is a grey cross with flowers on the ground around it and behind the cross is a grey circle. On the back of this piece it has the bible verse Psalm 116:15.

Andrea Windham Guy: Watering Hole - Cow; Acrylic on Cabinet Door; 13.5"x10"; signed by the artist

When Deep Wounds Surface is a mixed media painting. It tells the story of struggles that our troops go through when they return home for war.  It also has a message on the back that states: "Tribute to our troops who despite keeping us safe [dont] get the mental health assistance they so desperately need & deserve. Thank you for your service, for w/o you none of us, [regarless] of political affiliation, [ethic] background or religious preference would benefit from the freedoms of...

This stunning 11-inch by 14-inch textured painting by Monroe County artist Kathy Jones beautifully captures the elegance of a white flower in a rich, layered style. The delicate petals stand out against a sophisticated background of grey, brown, and gold, creating depth and warmth. Gold leaves and accents add a touch of luxury, enhancing the overall composition. The textured technique brings dimension to the artwork, making it a captivating focal point in any space. Equipped with a sawtooth...

This stunning 11-inch by 14-inch textured painting by Monroe County artist Kathy Jones beautifully captures the elegance of a white flower in a rich, layered style. The delicate petals stand out against a sophisticated background of grey, brown, and gold, creating depth and warmth. Gold leaves and accents add a touch of luxury, enhancing the overall composition. The textured technique brings dimension to the artwork, making it a captivating focal point in any space. Equipped with a sawtooth...

This 8″ × 10″ framed pen-and-ink drawing of the Wilcox County Courthouse was created by Monroe County artist Kaylene Brooks

Katherine Ross, a Wilcox County artist, made "Wild and Free," a framed collage sized at 7x7. Inside of a beautiful wooden frame, the background is a beautiful, swirly pattern made up of turquoises and light blues. In the center, you will see a girl riding a unicorn, with both of their hair being a bright glittery purple. The top left corner holds a "Wild and Free" sticker, and the bottom right holds the artists signature, "Katherine Ross 2024"

Garland Farwell: Winter Sign; 13"x15"