Hello all! This is Ellen Perantoni again, posting another large 36" x36" oil landscape painting of a slope within the Grand Canyon which supports vegetation that turns a beautiful scarlet in the fall. Behind this colorful slope in the foreground you can see receding slopes and peaks that are miles away but still within the Canyon's mile-deep opening in the earth. I just finished this painting and it is drying in my studio. I'll exhibit it here in my studio at the Sedona April 29-May 1 Open Studio weekend, unless someone like you purchases it first.
I have sold a great deal of my art here in the Internet, and have many references from satisfied collectors across a wide area. I'm experienced with packing and shipping. If a buyer is less than delighted with a painting it can be returned for refund within 14 days for any reason.
This work is executed on 1-1/2" thick wrapped canvas, with the painting continued onto the sides. So it does not need to be framed (though it can be framed if you want, by me or your local framer.)
It is $5200. including shipping to anywhere in the USA.
If you are interested please ask any questions you may have, including requests for close-up photos. I accept PayPal and payment instruments, checks and money orders, drawn on USA based banks. With PayPal you get PP's full Buyer Protection.
If you wish to purchase this work with PayPal, click on this link to go to PayPal checkout:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=DSW6DHBSB5GNN
If you would like to see the painting before purchase, I would be happy to show it by appointment even if you cannot come to the studio on Open Studios weekend.
My Gallery/Studio is called Back O' Beyond Studio and I am usually working here in the afternoons, but it is advisable to call first at 928-554-4778. For those who have not been to Sedona AZ -- it is a fabulous scenic place to visit with its unique red rocks, and has often been compared to the Grand Canyon itself, but with residences among the rock formations. I have many paintings of Sedona on this blog site.
My e-mail address is [email protected] and I would love to ehar from you. If you wich to purchase a painting by sending a check or money order as above, please let me know and I will send you the payment address.
Have a great week! I would love to hear from you,
Ellen
I have sold a great deal of my art here in the Internet, and have many references from satisfied collectors across a wide area. I'm experienced with packing and shipping. If a buyer is less than delighted with a painting it can be returned for refund within 14 days for any reason.
This work is executed on 1-1/2" thick wrapped canvas, with the painting continued onto the sides. So it does not need to be framed (though it can be framed if you want, by me or your local framer.)
It is $5200. including shipping to anywhere in the USA.
If you are interested please ask any questions you may have, including requests for close-up photos. I accept PayPal and payment instruments, checks and money orders, drawn on USA based banks. With PayPal you get PP's full Buyer Protection.
If you wish to purchase this work with PayPal, click on this link to go to PayPal checkout:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=DSW6DHBSB5GNN
If you would like to see the painting before purchase, I would be happy to show it by appointment even if you cannot come to the studio on Open Studios weekend.
My Gallery/Studio is called Back O' Beyond Studio and I am usually working here in the afternoons, but it is advisable to call first at 928-554-4778. For those who have not been to Sedona AZ -- it is a fabulous scenic place to visit with its unique red rocks, and has often been compared to the Grand Canyon itself, but with residences among the rock formations. I have many paintings of Sedona on this blog site.
My e-mail address is [email protected] and I would love to ehar from you. If you wich to purchase a painting by sending a check or money order as above, please let me know and I will send you the payment address.
Have a great week! I would love to hear from you,
Ellen
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