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Nancy Bea Miller

Onions and Ornament
Located in Denver, CO
Onions and Ornament, 2020
Category

21st Century and Contemporary More Art

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"Mandarins" Oil painting
Located in Denver, CO
Nancy Bea Miller's (US based) "Mandarins" is an oil painting that depicts three Mandarin oranges
Category

2010s Academic Still-life Paintings

Materials

Oil

"Bottle of Cherries" Oil painting
Located in Denver, CO
Nancy Bea Miller's (US based) "Bottle of Cherries" is an oil painting that depicts a glass Mason
Category

2010s Academic Still-life Paintings

Materials

Oil

Philadelphia Skyline, Schuylkill River Plein Air Urban Landscape Panorama
Located in Soquel, CA
Nancy Bea Miller, "An Artist Changes Mediums", Fine Art Connoisseur, May/June 2011 M.S. Doherty
Category

1980s American Impressionist Landscape Paintings

Materials

Wood, Oil

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