Art organic Calendars

6 creative works found

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  The Zen-Images 2009 Calender
  by Baiko

  A selection of 12 of Baiko’s works to match the changing seasons.

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  Fresh Flowers by Nadine Rippelmeyer
  by rippelmeyer

  Loads of colorful, bright, fresh flowers painted by Nadine Rippelmeyer! These organic abstracts, impressionist pieces, and more are the original fine art works created in acrylic paint by Nadine. Find inspiration in the moving, texture laden, fun flowers throughout the year!

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  Anthology
  by Astrid Pardew

  Custom ordered for a friend.

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  Nicaraguan Primitive art
  by mariaGonzalez

  This collection of paintings are from a style of art known as primitive art. This is common in many Latin American countries. My inspiration was from my childhood in my native land Nicaragua. My family owned a coffee plantation in Carazo. The farm’s name was San. Ignacio. My grandmother while raising my bro. and I, would take us there as she needed to oversee the production of the land. I would take in all the smells, the sights, and the textures as my little eyes and hands explored the farm. I never saw such organic beauty. God is an artist isn’t he?

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  Nicaraguan Primitive art
  by mariaGonzalez

  This collection of paintings are from a style of art known as primitive art. This is common in many Latin American countries. My inspiration was from my childhood in my native land Nicaragua. My family owned a coffee plantation in Carazo. The farm’s name was San. Ignacio. My grandmother while raising my bro. and I, would take us there as she needed to oversee the production of the land. I would take in all the smells, the sights, and the textures as my little eyes and hands explored the farm. I never saw such organic beauty. God is an artist isn’t he?

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  Nicaraguan Primitive art
  by mariaGonzalez

  This collection of paintings are from a style of art known as primitive art. This is common in many Latin American countries. My inspiration was from my childhood in my native land Nicaragua. My family owned a coffee plantation in Carazo. The farm’s name was San. Ignacio. My grandmother while raising my bro. and I, would take us there as she needed to oversee the production of the land. I would take in all the smells, the sights, and the textures as my little eyes and hands would explored the farm. I never saw such organic beauty! God is trully an artist!