True Blue Agate Natural Stone (Part 1)

$ 79.00

Early Bird Dock Fly-By Sunrise Sunset

$ 149.00

Colorful Boats in a Row from Above

$ 149.00

Beach Binocular Sunset

$ 149.00

Great Orange Agate

$ 149.00

New York City NYC Cityscape in Glowing Light

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

Silver Metal, Modern Molten Liquid in Sleek Contemporary Abstract

$ 149.00

Blues Shower Liquid Abstract

$ 149.00

Blooming Flower A'Glow

$ 149.00

Add tranquility and relaxation to your home or office with this elegant white dahlia in bloom.  Soft, subtle and delicate.  Offered in gallery wrapped canvas, ready to hang.  Specially selected for South Florida.

Relax with Starfish and Shells at the Beach

$ 149.00

Starfish and shells in the shimmering sand and colorful ocean water.  Adds tranquility and relaxation to any room. Perfect for coastal or nautical decor.  Offered in gallery wrapped canvas, ready to hang.  Specially selected for South Florida.

Underseas for My Wall Please, Canvas Wall Aquarium

$ 79.00

Lillies in a Gaggle

$ 149.00

Sugar Sand Carribbean Beach Pier

$ 149.00

Surfboards Summer Glow

$ 79.00

Pony Pals

$ 149.00

Clean classic, rich black and white.  A capture of these grand creatures sharing a moment enjoying the bliss of equine living.  Timeless and sophisticated.  Perfect for the equestrian or any horse lover.  Easy fit for any decor.  Gallery wrapped on canvas, ready to hang. 

Starfish Life - Better at the Beach!

$ 149.00

Elephant Splashdown

$ 149.00

This enormous elephant enjoying a refreshing and cooling swim in the ocean.  Who can blame her, weighing in at a svelte and demure few tons on land, she is nearly weightless in the enormity of the ocean; what a nice refuge.  Unique and modern. Rich in color, coastal, nautical and sophisticated.  Perfect for a creative addition to any room and a definite conversation starter.  Offered in gallery wrapped canvas, ready to hang.  Specially selected for South Florida.

Cute Colorful Sea Turtle

$ 149.00

Beautiful, vibrantly colored sea turtle brightens up any room. Offered in gallery wrapped canvas with either a blue or tan background, ready to hang. Perfect for coastal/beach themed decor.

Lovely Orchids in the Rain

$ 149.00

Life's a Beach Lady in Waiting Under Her Umbrella with a Modern Vintage Touch

$ 149.00

Natural Neutral Tone Agate Stone in Abstract Style (Part One)

$ 149.00

Sea Turtle Fly-By

$ 149.00

Beautifully colored sea turtle gracefully flies through the depths of the ocean.  Underwater view of this beautiful creature top lit by the sun.  Coastal, beach themed and nautical.  Offered in gallery wrapped canvas, ready to hang.  Specially selected for South Florida.

South Beach Miami in Fiery Light at Night

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

Ferris Wheel on Modern Vintage Blue Sky

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

Just Plain Beautiful Blue Beach!

$ 170.00

Blue Iris Platoon

$ 170.00

Ocean Pier Right Down the Middle

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

Chaise Lounge and Paradise Beach View

$ 170.00

Crystal Blue Caribbean View from Pier

$ 170.00

Daisies Afflutter

$ 170.00

Blue Infinity Pool Paradise & Palms

$ 170.00

Bright Drawbridge as Boats Pass to an Open Waterway

$ 170.00

Boat Launch Area on a Sailboat Beach

$ 149.00

Lady Slipper Orchid Paphiopedilum Hsinying, Uncommonly Amazing

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

Super Duper Daisy

$ 179.00

Suspension Bridge Midnight Rendevous

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

A Great Day for Fishing!

$ 149.00

Curvy Tree in a Water Mirror

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

Sailboats on Long Beach at Sunset

$ 170.00

Vibrant Blue Beach at Playtime

$ 170.00

Chroma Key Kismet Beach

$ 149.00

I Heart a Calla Lily

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

White Orchids Caught in Timeless Shadow on Rich Black

$ 79.00

Bahia Honda Bridge Over Tropical Water

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

The Bahia Honda Bridge, an historic and glorious glimpse into the path of yesteryear to Key West, Florida.  This amazing bridge spans over 5,055 feet, built form 1905-1912, and heavily damaged in the Great Hurricane of 1935, it was taken over by the State and converted from a rail line to a two lane highway by adding a top deck wide enough for car travel.  The Bridge traverses from Bahia Honda Key to Spanish Harbor Key at Mile Marker 36, from US1, just 36 miles to Key West, Mile Marker Zero, of course.

Originally built from the private funds of billionaire Henry Flagler, former partner to John D. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil Trust, it was abandoned after being heavily damaged in 1935, which also led to the end of the over seas highway project of the time.  Many WWI veterans and others lost their lives in its creation.  It was retired when a new highway went through just to the West of it current location, and still stands today, used as part of the Bahia Honda State Park (on the Northern Side) since 1972, although two large spans have been removed to allow larger boat traffic to navigate the Bahia Channel.  

This piece is bright and airy, historic and has a very interesting story which crosses generations.  Nautical and relevant; let your mind unwind imagining a trip through the peaceful still unrefined look at a South Florida Adventure born form another era, still full of mystery and a sure conversation starter.  Available in canvas, metal, and "wet look" epoxy on wood block.

The Starry Night - by Vincent Van Gogh

$ 29.00 $ 39.00

The Starry Night original is an oil on canvas by the Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh. Painted in June 1889, it depicts the view from the east-facing window of his asylum room at Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, just before sunrise, with the addition of an idealized village.  It has been in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City since 1941. It is regarded as among Van Gogh's finest works, The Starry Night is one of the most recognized paintings in the history of Western culture.

A true Classic for sure.  Reproduced from ultra-high resolution digital scans, printed using archival quality printers and inks onto a heavy cotton poly canvas, using no optical brighteners (which are cheaper, but fade), we achieve a truly remarkable representation of this amazing artwork. 

Although The Starry Night was painted during the day in Van Gogh's ground-floor studio, it would be inaccurate to state that the picture was painted from memory. The view has been identified as the one from his bedroom window, facing east, a view which Van Gogh painted variations of no fewer than twenty-one times, including The Starry Night. "Through the iron-barred window," he wrote to his brother, Theo, around May 23^rd 1889, "I can see an enclosed square of wheat . . . above which, in the morning, I watch the sun rise in all its glory.

Van Gogh depicted the view at different times of day and under various weather conditions, including sunrise, moonrise, sunshine-filled days, overcast days, windy days, and one day with rain. While the hospital staff did not allow Van Gogh to paint in his bedroom, he was able there to make sketches in ink or charcoal on paper; eventually he would base newer variations on previous versions. The pictorial element uniting all of these paintings is the diagonal line coming in from the right depicting the low rolling hills of the Alpilles Mountains. In fifteen of the twenty-one versions, cypress trees are visible beyond the far wall enclosing the wheat field. Van Gogh telescoped the view in six of these paintings, most notably in ‘Wheat Field with Cypresses’ and ‘The Starry Night’, bringing the trees closer to the picture plane.

Claude Monet - The Artists Garden at Vetheuil

$ 149.00

By world renowned artist Clause Money - The Artists Garden at Vetheuil original is an oil on canvas painting.  Painted in June 1881.

Monet planted gardens wherever he lived. When he rented this house at Vétheuil, he made arrangements with the owner to landscape the terraces, which lead down to the Seine River. The boy next to the wagon is Monet's young son, and on the steps behind him are other members of his extended household.

On the path, the brilliant sunlight is dappled with shade that falls in blues, plums, and various greens. Figures and faces are defined —briefly— with color. The large flowerpots were Monet's, and he took them with him each time he moved, using them in other gardens. They are "blue and white" only in our understanding: examined up close they are blue and green where they reflect the grass behind them, elsewhere tinged with gold or pink.

By the early 1880s, when this work was painted, Monet had become increasingly interested in the painted surface itself and less concerned with capturing a spontaneous effect of light and atmosphere. The very composition of this painting, with its high horizon, traps our eye in the canvas—even the path is blocked in the distance by the rising steps. We are forced back to the surface, where the paint is textured and heavily layered. At close range, these brushstrokes, though still inspired by nature, seem less descriptive than decorative.

This piece is relevant and historic and has a very interesting story which crosses generations.  Cropping will occur with 20"x8" print option.  Available in canvas, metal, and "wet look" epoxy on wood block, and photo print.

Calla Lillie's at Attention

$ 29.00 $ 39.00