$1,200.00

Alluring and almost magical is “#1864,” by William Sievert.

$1,950.00

Awww. Alan Maciag found “A Bit of Scotland” in our own backyard.

$1,350.00

Get a fish-eye view of the harbor in Alan Maciag’s “A Bit of Wind.”

$1,600.00

An original acrylic masterpiece interwoven with color and detail is “A Well Placed Lie #2” by Marcia Hales.

$2,700.00

“Above the Gush” by Jerry Gates, oil-pastel, 37.5 inches wide by 31.5 inches high, framed, $2,700.

$2,450.00

Is there a better feeling than the one you get after a good day on the water? Alan Maciag captures that feeling in “After The Big Catch.”

$1,050.00

We all know of nature’s fury, but the flip side shows bold in “After The Storm” by Alan Maciag.

$2,400.00

Drawing you in with intrigue is Rufus Snoddy’s “Amber Impression.”

$1,800.00

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

$2,700.00

Rufus Snoddy examines form and character in “Animal Spirit.”

$2,200.00

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

$2,450.00

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