Art For The Wall

Joseph Formwalt: Wood Ducks; 20"x20"; framed oil painting; signed by the artist

Hand-painted wooden cross by Natalie Breaux, featuring a colorful sunset and mountain landscape beneath a starry sky. Gold lettering reads, “If the stars were made to worship, so will I,” from the song “So Will I.” Wooden piece measuring 10.5 x 11.5 inches.

This 5in x 5in acrylic painting on canvas by Dallas County artist Sarah Wagoner captures the graceful beauty of wisteria in full bloom. Delicate vines and cascading flowers in rich shades of purple and lavender are intertwined with soft green leaves and warm brown branches, creating a serene and elegant composition. Set against a radiant blue sky and highlighted with subtle gold accents, this piece brings a sense of calm and natural charm. Compact in size but full of detail, it’s a lovely...

Karen Weir, a Wilcox County artist, made this 18"x14.5" framed watercolor of a yellow iris flower. This watercolor has a beautiful, rich yellow background with a purple, yellow, orange, and white flower and green stem. The watercolor is framed in a large gold colored frame. The artists signature is written in pen along the stem.

Jordan Jones, a Sumter County artist, created this professionally framed and matted 13" × 15.5" watercolor painting titled Zinnias, featuring blue-toned floral blooms.

Black Belt Treasures Print. 11 x 14".Painted by Johnna Bush in 2005.This painting was commissioned to tell the story of the cultural heritage of the Black Belt- and has become the official portrait of Black Belt Treasures. Set under moss covered oak trees, an old country church overlooks a new harvest, while two young children sit on the cool fertile soil surrounded by five of the Black Belt's most treasured artists: ( from left to right) Charlie "Tinman" Lucas, sculptor and folk artist from...