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    By popular demand, My painting entitled "The Clearing" is now available as a print! 

    I made the decision to print based on the interest in this piece. At one show this past summer, I had The Clearing leaning up against my sales counter. A young boy, probably 3 or 4 years old, walked up to it, as if he was entering it. That was a great compliment to me. After all, that's my intent with my art- to offer a place of solace that you can just walk into.

The original piece is acrylic on canvas and is 30 x 36. The border is a painted frame. In addition, it is framed with my signature wood frame. 

The original painting is available in my shop for $1225, and includes free shipping. Interested? Check it out here



               The print is now available in the shop!

Prints are a limited edition,  20 x 24, and printed on archival paper.  Prints will arrive in a mailing cylinder. They are not matted or framed. 


Would you be interested in a print of The Clearing? 
If so, you can order here. Please allow 3 weeks for your order.

          I would love to hear your thoughts, ideas and suggestions. I'm hoping this will be the first of several prints of the "Of the Woods" series. Feel free to comment here with your thoughts. What else would you like to see as a print? Do you prefer the pieces with very muted colors or the ones with more autumn tones?  I look forward to hearing from you!




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