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Celebrating over 30 years of success as the only artists' cooperative in Virginia Beach, The Artists Gallery provides a unique creative community that welcomes the public to experience art from the artists' perspective.
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Spring Bloom Kay Hofler Oil 24 x 30 Description: Delicate camellias in bloom, one bright and beautiful, the other beginning to fade. The background of shiny green leaves contrast the brightness of the flowers. Learn More
The Inquisitor William Mulligan Fired Clay 9.5H X 8.5 W X 3D 2lbs Learn More
Woman In Water William Mulligan Fired and painted Clay 5.5H X 17.5W X 8D Learn More
Artist:: Pam Gray Title: Saggar Fired Vase Media: Pottery Dimensions: 6 in diameter x 5 in tall Description: Saggar-fired vase made from stoneware. After the bisque fire it was wrapped in foil that contained a variety of materials such as table salt, copper, seaweed, steel wool then put in a raku kiln. Because it is lowfired it is not waterproof or food safe. Learn More
Rich Gray Blue Origami Butterfly Necklace Paper 2 x 2.5 inches Origami butterfly folded from paper with shades of blue and gold highlights. Coated with clear acrylic sealants for durability and hung on an 18 inch blue cord. Learn More
Rich Gray Paper 2 x 2.5 Black and Yellow Origami Butterfly Necklace Origami butterfly folded of lokta paper from Nepal and coated with clear acrylic sealants for durability. 18 inch black cord Learn More
Rich Gray Black and White Origami Butterfly Necklace 2 x 2.5 inches on 18 inch cord Folded from a black and white zebra leaf patterned lokta paper from Nepal. Coated with acrylic sealants for durability. Learn More
Mother And Child William Mulligan Fired and painted clay 8.5H X 6W X 4D Learn More
Braving The Storm William Mulligan Fired and Painted Clay 10.5H X 11W X 4.5D Learn More
Ode To The Whipple-Tree, Clay Tiles David Gwaltney 5x17 The Whipple-Tree was the earlier name for the Dogwood. Ode To The Whipple-Tree Clay Tiles David Gwaltney 5x17 The Whipple-Tree was the earlier name for the Dogwood. The name dog tree entered english vocabulary by 1548,further traanformed to dogwood by 1614. Legend has it that the dogwood, at the time of Christ, were the size of oak trees.Because of the strength and firmness of the wood, it was chosen for the cross that Christ was nailed to.The dogwood felt great sorrow for its role in Jesus Christs death. Jesus sensed the anguish of the tree and vowed that dogwoods would be transformed to a smaller tree so that it could never again be used for crucifixions. White Dogwood flowers most often symoblize Innocence, Purity and Spirituality. Learn More
Reclining Couple William Mulligan Fired Clay 5H X 12.5W X 6.5D Learn More
