An ornamental exhibition

BY NQ

December 2019

 

An ornamental exhibition

Rachel Ryan
Autumn Equinox
textile art, 12×21″

$410 (incl tax)

Sylvia Bendsza
Burnt Point
Watercolour, 7x 8″

$125 (plus tax)

Irene Duma

Pretty in the Blue
Gouache, 7×5”

$150 (incl frame and tax)

Ilse Hughes
Eliston

Acrylic on canvas,18×24″
$1150 (frame and tax incl)

Brenda McClellan
St John’s I

oil on canvas, 16×12”

$725, incl tax

Nan Lee Sleigh Ride

watercolour/mixed media, 11×15″

$510 (incl frame and tax)

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