The Spring Art Auction wrapped up a few months ago (May 13-31) and now the paintings are all available as prints in the shop, so let’s take a trip down memory lane and see the pieces that were auctioned off.  Which one is your favorite?

Yellow Ranunculus - Spring Art Auction 2013 - right

Yellow Ranunculus, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Unfolding Tulip - original painting - Spring Art Auction 2013, right

Unfolding Tulip, 10×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (25 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Scottish Songbird - Spring Art Auction 2013, right

Scottish Songbird, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Afternoon Tea - Spring Art Auction 2013, right

Afternoon Tea, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Two Birds on a Wire - Spring Art Auction 2013, right

Two Birds on a Wire, 8×8 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Field of Purple Tulips - Spring Art Auction 2013, right

Field of Purple Tulips, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Periwink-wink - Spring Art Auction 2013, right

Periwink-Wink, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

The Woman - Spring Art Auction - original painting, right

Woman and the Veil, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Hummingbird Landing - Spring Art Auction 2013 - original painting, right

Hummingbird Landing, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

Lola in the Sky - Spring Art Auction 2013 - original painting, right

Lola in the Sky, 8×10 inches on 1.5 inches gallery wrapped canvas (20 x 25 x 4 cm). See the print in the shop.

And there you have them, all 10 original paintings from the Spring Art Auction. Hope you enjoy this little wrap up.

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