$230.00

Charles Murphy packs action, color and talent into this watercolor painting.

$300.00

It is not easy to detail depth from such a small canvas, but Gail Hayton does so with “Afternoon at the Creek.”

$1,800.00

Light and layers of fine detail define Gerald Moore’s “Amish Bales.”

$180.00

Ode to a queen. This Acrylic canvas glows from within, as did the Queen of Soul.

$2,200.00

Margaret White’s “Art Collector” has a gold, hand-painted frame.

$495.00

“Atop the Stone Arch” is vintage Charlie Murphy, showing playfulness, nature and true talent.

$950.00

Betty Bea Washburn captures the beauty of autumn and all its colors in “Autumn Blend.”

$2,450.00

The peak of fall color can glorify your life all year long with “Autumn Color” by Alan Maciag.

$220.00

Sometimes a soft palette on a small canvas makes a big statement.

$1,600.00

From the State parklands of Leelanau County, Richard Forrest captures this historic site in “Back Yard.”

$750.00

You can almost smell the blossoms and the earth in Thomas LeGault’s “Barns in Spring.”

$1,700.00

Plein air painting at it’s best is found in the warm hues and nostalgic feel of Connie Kuhnle’s, “Ben’s Farm in May.”