This painting of Smilin’ Jakes was completed in December 2012. The original painting is 8″ x 10″ and is in the art collection of Jack and Linda Heffner, owners of Smilin’ Jakes.
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Tranquil Dusk was painted for the Winter Blues exhibit hosted by the Chestertown Art League (now Chester River Arts) in January 2011. This painting has special significance to the artist as it was the first of two paintings that were simultaneously created for her first gallery exhibition. The original painting is 11" x 14" and is owned by Diane Joy Laird to commemorate her entre to exhibiting her work as a fine artist. The companion painting to Tranquil Dusk is Anticipating Spring, and is in the art collection of Kenneth R. Anderson of Clayton, Delaware.
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This painting of Java Rock was completed in July 2012 in preparation for the August First Friday exhibit at Hogan's Gallery in Chestertown, MD. The original painting is 8" x 10" and is owned by Jim and Joann Rick, owners of Java Rock, and is on display above the coffee condiments in the downtown coffee house.
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This painting of Rock Hall Hair Net and Little Free Library was completed in July 2012. This downtown Hair and Nail Salon is the choice salon of the artist and the Little Free Library is a tiny structure on a post and can be seen just to the left of the storefront. Not familiar with Little Free Library? See http://littlefreelibrary.org/ - simply fascinating! The original painting is 8" x 10" and is owned by the property owner.
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Waterman's Tools was painted by the artist in the summer of 2010, shortly after Diane became familiar with Rock Hall, Maryland. It depicts the rear of the Waterman's Museum.
The original painting is 11" x 14" and is available for sale. Please contact the artist directly for more information.
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