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BIGGS' GALLERY & FRAMING SHOP @ 15165 YONGE ST. IN AURORA SINCE 1978
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GALLERY OPEN WEEKDAYS & SAT. @ 9:30am |
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Contemporary Realism
SANDRA MURPHY
SANDRA MURPHY
"Yellow Ranunculus" - Oil on Linen on Dibond Panel - 12 x 9 $750
"The vibrant yellow of the Runnunculus [sic] echoes the yellow centres in the blue flowers."
--Sandra Murphy |
"Pretty in Pink" - Oil on Linen on Dibond Panel - 10 x 8 $550
"The bright pink of the flame-like flowers is echoed in the silk scarf. Pretty in Pink indeed!"
--Sandra Murphy |
MAY 2018 NEW CANVAS FROM ROBERT BATEMAN
“Courting Grizzlies” – 18” x 24” - Giclee Canvas – 99 Signed and Numbered & 19 Artist Proofs - AVAILABLE FOR ORDER
COURTING GRIZZLIES
"This might be the only time this grizzly pair has an interest in each other, courting season May-June. The male spends days following the female and building trust. Once she accepts him and they mate a number of times, the relationship is over and they part company. Bears are essentially loners. Even though the female is carrying a fertilized egg, it does not implant into the womb
until she has built up her fat reserves throughout the summer, in preparation for denning.
So the intricacy of nature is more complicated than we can know, as we merely and
mostly observe from the outside – we truly only see the tip of the iceberg."
"This might be the only time this grizzly pair has an interest in each other, courting season May-June. The male spends days following the female and building trust. Once she accepts him and they mate a number of times, the relationship is over and they part company. Bears are essentially loners. Even though the female is carrying a fertilized egg, it does not implant into the womb
until she has built up her fat reserves throughout the summer, in preparation for denning.
So the intricacy of nature is more complicated than we can know, as we merely and
mostly observe from the outside – we truly only see the tip of the iceberg."
Reg. $695
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8/87 Mill Pond Press brochure
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Released in August of 1987. "House Sparrows & Bittersweet" original issue price $325 19" x 14.75". Published from an acrylic painting.
HOUSE SPARROWS & BITTERSWEET
“House sparrows are not a native species of North America. They are sometimes called English sparrows, but they are neither English nor are they sparrows. They belong to the weaver family, most members of which live in Africa. Weavers are gregarious and garrulous as anyone who has lived near a group of house sparrows on a farm or in the city will agree. They are typical weavers in this sense. House sparrows are not however, expert weavers like some of their African cousins. They usually produce a tangle of grass and string
for a nest and poke it up under the eaves of a house or other building.
In this painting I have shown a group gathered together for a company during a cold winter’s night. The tangled bittersweet keeps its dried berries as a winter decoration. This is a little touch of warm color but a great distance from these little birds’ African cousins.”
Mill Pond Press Inc. ...The difference is the quality
Biggs' Gallery in Aurora
Just south of Wellington (east side)
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