Showing posts with label green tile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green tile. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Gloria J Zucaro's "Spring Vignette on Green Tile"



24"H x 18"W Original Pastel on Sanded Paper.$325.00 with glass and framed.  S&H Actual to your ZIP.




One of my favorite subjects...my green kitchen counter tiles!  I just love them and have used them in several of my still life paintings.  Now you may think that they would be hard to take care of in a kitchen, but they are not.  The tiles themselves were made and sealed in Ohio.  The grout is easily cleaned by a spray of bleach now and again.  I have had this counter top for 6 years and it is still stain free. 10% of the sale price will go to Breast Cancer Research for the Kimberly Conrad Club 47.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Gloria J Zucaro's " California,Mexico & Brazil"


12"H x 16"W Original Pastel , Framed Under Glass, Double Matted
The Daily Paintworks site is having a challenge donating the proceeds of all sales to The Help the Children of Africa Challenge.  You can find this painting on the DPW auction site under that challenge.   Starting bid $100.  Free shipping. 
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Gloria J Zucaro's "Fish and Flowers"

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20"H x 16"H  Pastel on Ampersand Board

This is one of my pottery fish purchased on Orcas Island off the coast of Washington State in the San Juan Islands  Although it looks somewhat like it is floating, it is actually standing on a fin.  You can't see it because it is behind the vase.  This on my green tile kitchen counter which I love!  I know some people would think it is hard to clean, but I have had it for 7 years and there are no spots on the grout.  If I spill something, I spray with a little bleach, let it sit and wipe off...good as new!  For my backdrop, I set the fish and vase inside a cardboard box and then spot-lighted them.  I love the orange glow the cardboard gave to the painting.


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