"Lost in Thought"
I love the way the light comes into my dining room in the early morning. I love painting things that are lit by the sun.
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For the love of ART ----- We will be re-opening January 2012 at 422 W. Harris, Greenville, IL. If you would like a pencil portrait, a silk scarf, or a painting, you can reach me at ilermartha@yahoo.com
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Ten Talents Gallery & Gifts
Our new address: 422 W. Harris, Greenville, IL. If you would like a pencil portrait, a silk scarf, or a painting, you can reach me at ilermartha@yahoo.com or call 618-664-9443.
Our new address: 422 W. Harris, Greenville, IL. If you would like a pencil portrait, a silk scarf, or a painting, you can reach me at ilermartha@yahoo.com or call 618-664-9443.
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This is nice. I don't think I've seen this one before. I like the linear apples too.
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