Art For The Wall

Charlie Lucas: Going to the Hotel; 16" x 12"; signed by the artist

Capture the beauty of the countryside with this stunning framed oil painting by Wilcox County artist Karen Weir. The original painting measures 12 inches by 12 inches and is professionally framed to 15 inches by 15 inches, enhancing its presence and ready for display. Bright, lush green trees stand tall against a backdrop of soft yellow goldenrods, creating a harmonious blend of color and texture. The cerulean blue sky adds depth and contrast, enhancing the natural beauty of the scene. The...

Garland Farwell: Good Time Sign; 15"x15"

"Grandma's Flowers" is a vibrant, textured acrylic painting of a vase full of colorful blooms. Rich pinks, teals, oranges, yellows, and purples contrast beautifully against a warm, glowing background. The dynamic texture and bright colors bring energy and warmth to any space. Painted by Monroe County artist Sharon Owens, this 22" x 28" piece is ready to hang with a wire hanger, perfect for adding a cozy, inviting touch to your decor.

"Green Onions" was made by Montgomery County artist, Caroline Sherrer. This painting is sized at 4x12. This portrait was painted using oil paints on a gallery wrap canvas. This painting shows an off-white background with beautifully detailed green onions in a bunching. The bottom right hand corner has the artists signature.

Rita Williams: Grief Mask 16"x20"Acrylic Painting

This is a mixed media painting showing a melancholy woman painted purple and blue in front of a black background.  On the back of the piece, the artist wrote "Had I just Bothered to Call". This piece is an advocate for Mental Health Awareness. Rita Williams: Had I Just Bothered To Call, 12"x16"

Garland Farwell: Harmony Quilt Block; 15"x15"

Sherry Barnes: Harvest Time - 16x20 Oil Painting framed

Sandra Hicks-Barnes: Hay Field; oil painting; 12x12

Mary Croley created a heron bird sitting on white sand on a 16x20 canvas. The heron bird is sitting in front of the sun going down over a dark blue ocean during midnight hours. The heron bird was created using different shapes and sizes of real seashells while the sun was created from using rusted tin.

Casey Roberts, a Perry County artist, created this beautiful 16in x 20in painting depicting two people embracing one another. Casey has written a poem on the back that reads: Hold me close, Hold me fast, Make this moment forever last.