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Reverse Applique Fabric Mola

c. 1970s

This oil painting on canvas features geometric habitats in a modernist style glowing in the desert. These habitats seem to be warm on the inside as if there's a presence inside them....

This oil on canvas painting is of an agricultural worker in the Hudson Valley. The artist painted migrant workers on a farm in this series of works. His smiling face is a sharp contr...

This oil on canvas painting is of a boat ride in the Connemara, a traditional and naturalistic area in the West of Ireland. The boat presents itself gliding on the reflective water as the countryside passes by. The color scheme is very light and is reminiscent of a dream or memory. This painting is sold framed, and is signed by the artist in the front and the back. Bob Blackmon...

This oil on canvas still life brings together in a pleasing composition several items of different shapes and heights. The taller vase in the center combines deep ochre and maroon. it sits next to a shorter vase in bright blue and taupe; balancing this is a mug in black and a lighter shade of blue. The artist plays with light and dimensions to achieve a balanced combination. The painting is signed in the front. and is sold framed by the artist. Bob Blackmon...

Hand Embroidery Triptych From the series Anatomy 2015 Embroidery on printed cloth Overall size: 130 cm H x 270 cm W Individual size: 130 cm H x 90 cm W Unframed Seggiaro's fascinat...

A set of three Maps embroidered on canvas, 2013 From the Cartographies series Embroidery on canvas Overall size: 97 H x 393 W cm. Individual size: Untitled 1: 88 H x 130 W cm. Unt...

Having a piece of metal wall art can be the rustic factor that sets your interior apart. In this artwork, the raw look is abrupted by a stripe of canvas, a detail that bridges and c...

Debra Smith's fabric collages are like snippets of contemporary quilts. She recycles fabrics, such as the silk linings of antique Japanese kimonos used to make much of her current body of work. The silks are different shades of neutral and lend a quiet, contemplative mood to much of Debra's work. In some collages, Debra uses vibrant vintage fabric to contrast with the understated feel of the silk. Since 1999, Debra's work has been shown in numerous exhibition spaces, such as Dolphin Gallery and Pearl Gallery in Kansas City and the Pencil Factory in Brooklyn, New York. In addition to making artwork, Debra owns Sakiori, a textile company based in Kansas City, which she established in 1993. She formerly worked for Asiatica, an internationally recognized clothing and accessory business, which specializes in the reconstruction of antique kimono...