Showing posts with label pink gerbera daisy painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pink gerbera daisy painting. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2013

March special ending soon!

Just a reminder - March is nearly done!

Not much longer for this special price!


Tall Blooms in Pink (Daisy Triptych), 24x8" overall, Oil on canvas
©Helen Read
simply framed.


A GREAT PRICE!  
Because this painting is actually 3 paintings creating 1 larger idea,  it is priced at $320.
However for this month of March, I'm offering it for
$200
(Please add $20.00 shipping in US, IL residents please add 8.25% sales tax.)

Maybe this would bring some color and a smile to just the right wall in your house!   I would love to package it and send it off to you!  
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There are several ways that you can purchase this beautiful painting:
1.  The Paypal button below will allow you to make an instant purchase using a credit card or your Paypal account. .
2.  If you'd prefer, you can make an instant payment by Chase Quick Pay (within the US).  Please email me, if this is the option you'd like to pursue.  Its very easy, and all you need is an email address.
3.  Out of country, you may use Paypal or a wire transfer.  Please email me, if you want to find out more about the wire transfer.



Saturday, December 19, 2009

More of the Year in Review



The Edge of the Woods, 6x8" Oil on canvas
©2009, Helen Read
For more information on the availability of this painting, please click here.



Pink Gerbera Daisy Triptych, overall: 24 x 8" (3 panels each measure 8x8")
Oil on canvas
©2009, Helen Read
For more information on the availability of this triptych painting, please click here.


Dill-icious, 6x6" Acrylic on canvas
©2009, Helen Read
For more information on the availability of this painting, please click here.

email: studio_upstairs@hotmail.com

This year I was drawn again and again to the beauty of botanical subject matter, both in the form of magnified paintings that almost take on an element of abstraction and in landscapes as well.
The obvious truth is that creation in all its glory and profusion just attracts my attention and holds it! Perhaps that is because I lived most of my formative years in the beauty of the southwestern countryside ... or, perhaps it is just a subject matter that has so many possibilities that it is difficult to exhaust one's investigation! Either way, I love the beauty of our natural world - the work of our wonderful creator's hands.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009