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Artist: Elizabeth Austin
"Spin, " Mixed Media Miniature Encased in a Wooden Box by Elizabeth Austin
By Elizabeth Austin
Located in Milwaukee, WI
"Spin" is a mixed media miniature encased in a wooden box. The box opens and closes like a triptych. The paintings within are mostly abstract with references to nature in its green and yellow colors and shapes.
9 1/4" x 10 1/2" x 1 1/4"
Elizabeth Austin paints enchanted landscapes on the reverse side of thick plastic
panels. Her recent paintings, The Nocturnes, are set at night in a leafy forest. Richly colored in blues and greens, they include reflective pigment and collaged foil...
Category
Early 2000s Elizabeth Austin Art
Materials
Mixed Media
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