$300.00

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

$1,600.00

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

$300.00

Anticipation stirs the emotions in “Before the Storm” by Jerry Gates, mixed media on canvas, 16 inches wide by 14 inches high, $400.

$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.”

$550.00

Thomas LeGault takes on winter in “Birch View,” a resplendent acrylic painting of a snowy stream.

$950.00

Anni Crouter demonstrates her magnificent attention to detail with”Bird’s Eye View.”

$1,500.00

William White invites us to a summer feast in “Bowl of Cherries.”

$1,600.00

William White captures a summer day in this resplendent still life, done in oils.

$1,200.00

The lovely Spoonbill is perched & ready for viewing in Anni Crouter’s, “Branching Out.”

$1,600.00

Fresh fields call one in with Gerald Moore’s “Butterfly and Lace.”

$1,200.00

Perhaps there is more similarity than difference in what lies between.

$1,300.00

Springtime in all its glory shines in William White’s Crabapple Grove.