AN ONLINE EXHIBITION
OF SMALL PAINTINGS
June 18 to July 18, 2020
EXTENDED THROUGH JULY 25
and
available to see in person by appointment!
Featuring new and recent work by
Bill Cone, Christin Coy, Mark Farina, Robert Flanary, Ellen Howard, Paul Kratter, Tia Kratter, Jane Kriss, Richard Lindenberg, Kim Lordier, James McGrew, Terry Miura, Robin Moore, Ernesto Nemesio, Carol Peek, Davis Perkins, Paul Roehl, Barbara Tapp, and Erik Tiemens.
For inquiries, please call or email us: 510/450-0350, info@HoltonFrames.com.
Little Windows
A few months ago, our worlds suddenly became more personal—smaller and more intimate. Our attention narrowed in on our own lives and those closest to us, and on our homes. As the number of things we were compelled to attend to was reduced, our thoughts could at last slow down. And at last we could attend to matters more thoughtfully—and to those matters that matter most.
And as we spent more time staring out our windows, we noticed, in spite of the world’s brokenness, the refreshingly clear air of this spring—the spring of 2020. And our eyes became clearer too, noticing things they had never noticed before.
And seeing more clearly, we began to see our broken world with the loving, unifying eye of the painter. Through those windows, our eyes were met with sharp and varied detail as well as the broad composition, the true unity of things—the whole that is still insistently there before us. And seeing more clearly what is, we naturally began to compose for ourselves what might be.
And we remembered what our windows are for: they let in the light of the sun (and the moon) and fresh air so we can breathe; and let out and let grow the light of the human spirit.
Odd thing about windows: it’s insignificant if they are little or large, they let us see the immeasurable beauty of the places where we are. Little or large, our windows let us see out of our present limits and begin to imagine how we will re-join our beautiful world.
Shown below are the paintings in the exhibition. Many more paintings from our artists are available at https://www.holtonframes.com/gallery/.
We’re excited to announce that with this show, we are launching our online store,
shop.holtonframes.com!
Our e-commerce site offers the paintings in this exhibition (here), as well as our growing inventory of ready-made picture frames, photo and diploma frames, and mirrors—and all now available with streamlined click-and-buy purchasing.
But “Little Windows” may also be browsed right here as a slideshow. For your convenience, on this page we’ve added a “Buy” link to each picture. That link will take you to the online shop.
To celebrate our first online show and our new online shop,
through the end of July, we are offering
FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING
on all exhibition paintings and all purchases on shop.holtonframes.com!
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Bill Cone
“Cliff A.M.”
Pastel, 12″ x 9″.
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Christin Coy
“Mt. Tam from Corte Madera”
Oil on canvas, 5″ x 7″. SOLD.
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Christin Coy,
“Schooner Bay-Pt-Reyes”
Oil on board, 8″ x 10″.
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Mark Farina, “Garland Park Afternoon.”
2019, oil, 9″ x 12″. $1,345 framed.
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Robert Flanary, “Spring Flood 2.”
2020, oil, 8″ x 10″. $1,275 framed.
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Robert Flanary, “Last Light.”
2020, oil, 10″ x 8″.
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Ellen Howard
“Just Blooming”
Oil on panel, 8″ x 8″. SOLD
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Ellen Howard, “Restless Waters.”
Oil, 8″ x 8″.
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Ellen Howard, “Along the Path.”
2020, oil, 9″ x 12″.
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Paul Kratter, “Snow Cap, Half Dome YNP.”
2020, oil, 9″ x 12″.
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Paul Kratter, “Nature’s Design, Point Lobos.”
2020, oil, 9″ x 12″. $1,350 framed.
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Paul Kratter
“50 Shades of Gray, Lovers Point.” 2020, oil, 8″ x 12″. $1,000 unframed.
- Tia Kratter, “Goulven Fields, Goulven, Brittany-France.” Watercolor, 9 5/8″ x 4″. $200 unframed.
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Tia Kratter, “Goulven Entrance.”
Watercolor, 9 3/4″ x 4 1/8″. SOLD
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Jane Kriss, “Afloat.”
Gouache, 8″ x 9″.
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Jane Kriss, “City View.”
Gouache, 6 1/2″ x 8 1/2″.
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Richard Lindenberg, “Quiet Dusk.”
Oil, 8″ x 10″. $1,100 framed.
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Richard Lindenberg, “Lakeville Hills.”
2020, oil, 8″ x 10″. $1,150 framed.
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Richard Lindenberg
“Backlit Grove.” 2020, oil,
8″ x 12″. $850 unframed.
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Kim Lordier, “Parked.”
Pastel, 9″ x 12″. $2,550 framed.
- James McGrew, “Half Dome at Sunset on the Merced River.” Oil, 9″ x 12″. $1,900 framed.
- James McGrew, “Half Dome, Spring Morning Clouds.” Oil, 9″ x 12″. $1,700 framed.
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Terry Miura, “El Dorado Homestead.”
Oil, 9″ x 12″. $1,600 framed.
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Terry Miura, “California Farm.”
Oil, 9″ x 12″. SOLD.
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Terry Miura
“Eucalyptus in Earth Tones”
Oil on board, 12″ x 9″. SOLD.
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Terry Miura
“Unconcerned”
Oil on panel, 12″ x 9 “. SOLD.
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Terry Miura, “Little Pot.”
Oil, 5 1/2″ x 5″. SOLD.
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Robin Moore, “Lone Cypress.”
Watercolor, 9 1/4″ x 4 3/4″. $900 unframed.
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Ernesto Nemesio, “Emery Cove North East.”
2019, oil, 8″ x 10″. SOLD.
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Ernesto Nemesio, “Emery Cove East.”
2019, oil, 8″ x 10″. SOLD.
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Carol Peek, “Spring Treat.”
Oil, 9″ x 12″. SOLD.
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Carol Peek
“Breakfast.”
Oil, 8″ x 10″.
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Carol Peek
“Her Eyes on Mom.”
Oil, 8″ x 10″. SOLD.
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Carol Peek, “A Bed of Buttercups.”
Oil, 6″ x 8″. SOLD.
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Davis Perkins
“Doc’s Pond.” Oil, 8″ x 10″.
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Davis Perkins
“Marion Bell Creek.” Oil,
8″ x 10″. $1,400 unframed.
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Davis Perkins
“Looking West (Marble Wilderness).” Oil,
8″ x 10″. $1,400 unframed.
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Davis Perkins
“After the Rains, Scott Valley.” Oil, 9″ x 12″. $1,500.
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“Berry Picker”
2020. Oil, 8″ x 10″.
SOLD.
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Paul Roehl, “Solitary Walk IV.”
2020, oil,
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Paul Roehl, “Moonrise.”
2020, oil, 6″ x 8″. $900 unframed. SOLD.
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Paul Roehl, “Winter, Yosemite Valley.”
Oil, 8″ x 10″. $1,400 framed.
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Barbara Tapp
“Cypress #1. Lands End, CA.” 2020, watercolor, 7″ x 7″.
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Barbara Tapp
“Cypress #2. Lands End, CA.” 2020, watercolor, 8″ x 8″.
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Erik Tiemens, “Oak Above the Marsh.”
Gouache, 7″ x 4 7/8″. $1,460 framed.