A Last Chance

I posted twice today - don't miss the other "Tidal Flats with Clouds"

Sunflowers and Bachelors Buttons

Minimum bid $130 to bid click here!

There's about a day left on this auction and then it cannot be relisted as an auction and will be $190. It is a classic piece from the Year in Bloom" series and a great price at the minumim bid of $130. The piece is already double matted in archival matboard and is framed under glass. Here's the framed look, ready to hang:

Fairy Roses and Nicotania Leaves"

"Fairy Roses and Nicotania Leaves"

#337 in the series "A Year in Bloom"

Oil on prepared paper 6x8"

Genre: Floral

art only, no mat/frame

minimum bid $90

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I will always remember those fairy roses because someone brought them to us as a wedding gift, and they stood on either side of the "aisle" we walked down on across the grass by our pond, to get to the minister. Later I planted them in the garden and I loved the lack of maintenance. Good thing too, as they are very prickery! I liked the leaves too; I haven't grown nicotania (flowering tobacco) since, but it is a plant with PRESENCE. Big leaves and white flowers that reach for the sky.

"A Year in Bloom" was a floral series that I did while I lived in Vermont. I created 365 paintings of flowers, with about 85% of them oils and the rest watercolor. The images were used to create series of cards and you can see them on line. This piece is part of the purple ribbon set  See the purple ribbon collection by clicking here. Single cards are also available; see them here. Each card has an individually hand-glued mini print of a floral from the series. Any image in one of the sets is available as a single, even if it is not yet on the store site; just e-mail me. lynne@lynneschulte.com You can read more about the series including my journal from that year, by clicking here.. 

"Red Gladiolius Tips"

Oil on prepared paper 6x8"

Genre: Floral

$110

The gladiolus is a very difficult flower to use in the garden. They just have an awkward spike quality, smaller below and heavier above. But OH, when you pick them! I put them in a tall glass vase and they are spectacular! They also go on forever, fading away at the bottom and opening at the top. These were in their last hurrah, and just the tips had been cut off the spent stem, and they were still delighting us.

"A Year in Bloom" was a floral series that I did while I lived in Vermont. I created 365 paintings of flowers, with about 85% of them oils and the rest watercolor. The images were used to create series of cards and you can see them on line. The gladiolus is part of the blue ribbon set  See the blue ribbon collection by clicking here. Single cards are also available; see them here. Each card has an individually hand-glued mini print of a floral from the series. You can read more about the series including my journal from that year, by clicking here..