Reconciled Peace

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Reconciled Peace

The rustic chair in my neighborhood, that I often pass on my walks, was just begging for me to photograph it. When I clipped "For in this solitude she had won to a reconciled peace," from an old book, I knew it belonged with this chair. 8" x 6"

$65.00

This is an original mixed-media painting on stretched canvas that combines collage, one of my original photographs printed on canvas, and acrylic paint; sealed with polymer varnish.

The piece is ready to hang. It’s signed on the front, and signed, dated & titled on the back. The sides are painted so it can either be hung as is, or framed.

I approach creating these mixed-media pieces much like working in my visual journals. I have no preconceived idea of what the outcome will look like or exactly what I’m going to do. I just start working and see where it takes me, adding paint, collage & photos, sometimes sewing, sometimes printing or stamping, until I know the piece is finished.

The copyright watermark is not on the original artwork.

(Note: I do my best to make sure the color looks accurate, but, everyone’s monitor is different. So the color might look different in real life than it does on your computer.)

• 8″ x 6″

• on stretched canvas

• sealed with polymer varnish

• This comes from a pet friendly, smoke-free environment.

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