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Lot 001. Beautiful original painting of a thick of trees by a river, 38.5 x 30.5 inches framed SELLER ESTABLISHED A $200 RESERVE NANCY RANKIN Nancy Rankin creates her art from her involvement with nature - from gardening to solitary walks along a garden path, through the woods or at the water's edge. Objects, rocks, shells or flowers are enjoyed individually or as an intricate part of their surroundings. Nancy's painting invite the viewer to join her on walks of exploration and to enjoy the gifts of God. Nancy attended the University of Texas and earned a BFA, with Honors from the University of Tennessee. She believes that continued study and acceptance of new challenges are essential for an artist's growth. Intricate detail is integrated with the spontaneous freedom to present her personal interpretation of her surroundings. Plein Air painting has given her more opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy the challenges of catching the changing light and special mood of each location. Recent Shows Colorado Women Artist, CAC, Estes Park, CO Port A Gallery Paint Out and Quick Draw, Port Aransas, TX Woman Artist of America, CAC, Estes Park, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO Boulder Arts and Crafts, Boulder, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Saks Gallery, Denver, CO Stars of Texas, Brownwood, TX The Vineyard, Florence, TX Road Trippin' Georgetown Art Center, Georgetown, TX Old Bakery & Emporium, Austin, TX Red Poppy Café and Library, Georgetown, TX Affiliations Northwest Watercolor Society, Signature Member Visual Arts Club, Georgetown, TX Plein Air Artist Colorado Outdoor Painters Society, TX Gallery Artisan Connect, Georgetown, TX Previous Galleries Harbor Studio, Gig Harbor, WA Milner Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA Lawrence Galleries, Portland & Sheridan, OR Publications Splash 7: The Qualities of Light, North Light Books The Best of Watercolor, Rockport Publisher's, Best of Watercolor Series 1 / 150 -
Lot 002: Beautiful original painting of a thick of trees by a river, 38.5 x 30.5 inches framed SELLER ESTABLISHED A $200 RESERVE NANCY RANKIN Nancy Rankin creates her art from her involvement with nature - from gardening to solitary walks along a garden path, through the woods or at the water's edge. Objects, rocks, shells or flowers are enjoyed individually or as an intricate part of their surroundings. Nancy's painting invite the viewer to join her on walks of exploration and to enjoy the gifts of God. Nancy attended the University of Texas and earned a BFA, with Honors from the University of Tennessee. She believes that continued study and acceptance of new challenges are essential for an artist's growth. Intricate detail is integrated with the spontaneous freedom to present her personal interpretation of her surroundings. Plein Air painting has given her more opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy the challenges of catching the changing light and special mood of each location. Recent Shows Colorado Women Artist, CAC, Estes Park, CO Port A Gallery Paint Out and Quick Draw, Port Aransas, TX Woman Artist of America, CAC, Estes Park, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO Boulder Arts and Crafts, Boulder, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Saks Gallery, Denver, CO Stars of Texas, Brownwood, TX The Vineyard, Florence, TX Road Trippin' Georgetown Art Center, Georgetown, TX Old Bakery & Emporium, Austin, TX Red Poppy Café and Library, Georgetown, TX Affiliations Northwest Watercolor Society, Signature Member Visual Arts Club, Georgetown, TX Plein Air Artist Colorado Outdoor Painters Society, TX Gallery Artisan Connect, Georgetown, TX Previous Galleries Harbor Studio, Gig Harbor, WA Milner Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA Lawrence Galleries, Portland & Sheridan, OR Publications Splash 7: The Qualities of Light, North Light Books The Best of Watercolor, Rockport Publisher's, Best of Watercolor Series 2 / 150 -
Lot 003. Nancy Rankin original painting, landscape of a fir tree lined pond in the forest, 22.5 x 29.5 inches framed. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $175 RESERVE NANCY RANKIN Nancy Rankin creates her art from her involvement with nature - from gardening to solitary walks along a garden path, through the woods or at the water's edge. Objects, rocks, shells or flowers are enjoyed individually or as an intricate part of their surroundings. Nancy's painting invite the viewer to join her on walks of exploration and to enjoy the gifts of God. Nancy attended the University of Texas and earned a BFA, with Honors from the University of Tennessee. She believes that continued study and acceptance of new challenges are essential for an artist's growth. Intricate detail is integrated with the spontaneous freedom to present her personal interpretation of her surroundings. Plein Air painting has given her more opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy the challenges of catching the changing light and special mood of each location. Recent Shows Colorado Women Artist, CAC, Estes Park, CO Port A Gallery Paint Out and Quick Draw, Port Aransas, TX Woman Artist of America, CAC, Estes Park, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO Boulder Arts and Crafts, Boulder, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Saks Gallery, Denver, CO Stars of Texas, Brownwood, TX The Vineyard, Florence, TX Road Trippin' Georgetown Art Center, Georgetown, TX Old Bakery & Emporium, Austin, TX Red Poppy Café and Library, Georgetown, TX Affiliations Northwest Watercolor Society, Signature Member Visual Arts Club, Georgetown, TX Plein Air Artist Colorado Outdoor Painters Society, TX Gallery Artisan Connect, Georgetown, TX Previous Galleries Harbor Studio, Gig Harbor, WA Milner Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA Lawrence Galleries, Portland & Sheridan, OR Publications Splash 7: The Qualities of Light, North Light Books The Best of Watercolor, Rockport Publisher's, Best of Watercolor Series 3 / 150 -
Lot 004: NANCY RANKIN Nancy Rankin creates her art from her involvement with nature - from gardening to solitary walks along a garden path, through the woods or at the water's edge. Objects, rocks, shells or flowers are enjoyed individually or as an intricate part of their surroundings. Nancy's painting invite the viewer to join her on walks of exploration and to enjoy the gifts of God. Nancy attended the University of Texas and earned a BFA, with Honors from the University of Tennessee. She believes that continued study and acceptance of new challenges are essential for an artist's growth. Intricate detail is integrated with the spontaneous freedom to present her personal interpretation of her surroundings. Plein Air painting has given her more opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy the challenges of catching the changing light and special mood of each location. Recent Shows Colorado Women Artist, CAC, Estes Park, CO Port A Gallery Paint Out and Quick Draw, Port Aransas, TX Woman Artist of America, CAC, Estes Park, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO Boulder Arts and Crafts, Boulder, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Saks Gallery, Denver, CO Stars of Texas, Brownwood, TX The Vineyard, Florence, TX Road Trippin' Georgetown Art Center, Georgetown, TX Old Bakery & Emporium, Austin, TX Red Poppy Café and Library, Georgetown, TX Affiliations Northwest Watercolor Society, Signature Member Visual Arts Club, Georgetown, TX Plein Air Artist Colorado Outdoor Painters Society, TX Gallery Artisan Connect, Georgetown, TX Previous Galleries Harbor Studio, Gig Harbor, WA Milner Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA Lawrence Galleries, Portland & Sheridan, OR Publications Splash 7: The Qualities of Light, North Light Books The Best of Watercolor, Rockport Publisher's, Best of Watercolor Series 4 / 150 -
Lot 005:Nancy Rankin original painting of trees close up in a thicket, 27.25 x 31.5 inches framed. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $375 RESERVE NANCY RANKIN Nancy Rankin creates her art from her involvement with nature - from gardening to solitary walks along a garden path, through the woods or at the water's edge. Objects, rocks, shells or flowers are enjoyed individually or as an intricate part of their surroundings. Nancy's painting invite the viewer to join her on walks of exploration and to enjoy the gifts of God. Nancy attended the University of Texas and earned a BFA, with Honors from the University of Tennessee. She believes that continued study and acceptance of new challenges are essential for an artist's growth. Intricate detail is integrated with the spontaneous freedom to present her personal interpretation of her surroundings. Plein Air painting has given her more opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy the challenges of catching the changing light and special mood of each location. Recent Shows Colorado Women Artist, CAC, Estes Park, CO Port A Gallery Paint Out and Quick Draw, Port Aransas, TX Woman Artist of America, CAC, Estes Park, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO Boulder Arts and Crafts, Boulder, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Saks Gallery, Denver, CO Stars of Texas, Brownwood, TX The Vineyard, Florence, TX Road Trippin' Georgetown Art Center, Georgetown, TX Old Bakery & Emporium, Austin, TX Red Poppy Café and Library, Georgetown, TX Affiliations Northwest Watercolor Society, Signature Member Visual Arts Club, Georgetown, TX Plein Air Artist Colorado Outdoor Painters Society, TX Gallery Artisan Connect, Georgetown, TX Previous Galleries Harbor Studio, Gig Harbor, WA Milner Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA Lawrence Galleries, Portland & Sheridan, OR Publications Splash 7: The Qualities of Light, North Light Books The Best of Watercolor, Rockport Publisher's, Best of Watercolor Series 5 / 150 -
Lot 006:Nancy Rankin original painting of trees reflected in a pond, 31.5 x 39.5 inches framed. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $375 RESERVE NANCY RANKIN Nancy Rankin creates her art from her involvement with nature - from gardening to solitary walks along a garden path, through the woods or at the water's edge. Objects, rocks, shells or flowers are enjoyed individually or as an intricate part of their surroundings. Nancy's painting invite the viewer to join her on walks of exploration and to enjoy the gifts of God. Nancy attended the University of Texas and earned a BFA, with Honors from the University of Tennessee. She believes that continued study and acceptance of new challenges are essential for an artist's growth. Intricate detail is integrated with the spontaneous freedom to present her personal interpretation of her surroundings. Plein Air painting has given her more opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy the challenges of catching the changing light and special mood of each location. Recent Shows Colorado Women Artist, CAC, Estes Park, CO Port A Gallery Paint Out and Quick Draw, Port Aransas, TX Woman Artist of America, CAC, Estes Park, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO Boulder Arts and Crafts, Boulder, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Saks Gallery, Denver, CO Stars of Texas, Brownwood, TX The Vineyard, Florence, TX Road Trippin' Georgetown Art Center, Georgetown, TX Old Bakery & Emporium, Austin, TX Red Poppy Café and Library, Georgetown, TX Affiliations Northwest Watercolor Society, Signature Member Visual Arts Club, Georgetown, TX Plein Air Artist Colorado Outdoor Painters Society, TX Gallery Artisan Connect, Georgetown, TX Previous Galleries Harbor Studio, Gig Harbor, WA Milner Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA Lawrence Galleries, Portland & Sheridan, OR Publications Splash 7: The Qualities of Light, North Light Books The Best of Watercolor, Rockport Publisher's, Best of Watercolor Series 6 / 150 -
Lot 007:Nancy Rankin original painting of a meandering stream in an open forest, 22.5 x 25.5 inches framed. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $150 RESERVE NANCY RANKIN Nancy Rankin creates her art from her involvement with nature - from gardening to solitary walks along a garden path, through the woods or at the water's edge. Objects, rocks, shells or flowers are enjoyed individually or as an intricate part of their surroundings. Nancy's painting invite the viewer to join her on walks of exploration and to enjoy the gifts of God. Nancy attended the University of Texas and earned a BFA, with Honors from the University of Tennessee. She believes that continued study and acceptance of new challenges are essential for an artist's growth. Intricate detail is integrated with the spontaneous freedom to present her personal interpretation of her surroundings. Plein Air painting has given her more opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy the challenges of catching the changing light and special mood of each location. Recent Shows Colorado Women Artist, CAC, Estes Park, CO Port A Gallery Paint Out and Quick Draw, Port Aransas, TX Woman Artist of America, CAC, Estes Park, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO Boulder Arts and Crafts, Boulder, CO Plein Air Artist of Colorado, Saks Gallery, Denver, CO Stars of Texas, Brownwood, TX The Vineyard, Florence, TX Road Trippin' Georgetown Art Center, Georgetown, TX Old Bakery & Emporium, Austin, TX Red Poppy Café and Library, Georgetown, TX Affiliations Northwest Watercolor Society, Signature Member Visual Arts Club, Georgetown, TX Plein Air Artist Colorado Outdoor Painters Society, TX Gallery Artisan Connect, Georgetown, TX Previous Galleries Harbor Studio, Gig Harbor, WA Milner Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA Lawrence Galleries, Portland & Sheridan, OR Publications Splash 7: The Qualities of Light, North Light Books The Best of Watercolor, Rockport Publisher's, Best of Watercolor Series 7 / 150 -
011: Kim Osgood Artist, Golden PearModern still life with wine bottle, a pear and grapes, by artist Kosgood, edition 65 of 275, 30.5 x 28 inches framed. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $175 RESERVE Kim Osgood By bringing the natural world indoors, Kim Osgood’s still life monotypes celebrate abundance with energetic color and joyful depictions of flowers, birds, and fruits. Bonnie Laing-Malcolmson, Curator of Northwest Art at the Portland Art Museum, writes, “Her brightly painted works capture fleeting moments in time, to remind us of life’s fragile, transient beauty.†Each image also acts as an autobiographical still life, recording the artist’s day by documenting the flora, fauna, and objects that she comes in contact with near her home and studio. Osgood uses a viscosity resist printmaking technique that entails making a complete painting on a Plexiglass plate. Brightly hued oil-based inks are brushed on, but then while the plate is still wet, she rolls more color over the surface, which resists the other pigments, creating additional layers, depth, and texture. A single pass through an etching press records the entire image, an impressive feat, particularly with paper sizes up to 44 x 30 inches. Osgood received a Bachelor of Science in Art from Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, New York before continuing studies at the Rhode Island School of Design. Osgood was the subject of an Oregon Art Beat spotlight that was aired on PBS. Her work has been exhibited regularly in the Pacific Northwest since 1985 and was most recently featured in a group exhibition at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art in Salem, Oregon. Major collections include the Portland Art Museum’s Gilkey Center for Graphic Arts, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, University of Washington Medical Center, Oregon Health Sciences University, Swedish Hospital and the Bill and Melinda Gates collection. 11 / 150 -
012: Susan Hartenhoff Arancia Print.Arancia by Susan Hartenhoff, etching of a still life with bottle of wine and two oranges in a bowl, edition 3 of 200, measures 34.5 x 28 inches framed. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $200 RESERVE About the Artist: SUSAN HARTENHOFF Susan Hartenhoff's primary source of inspiration is derived from the world of nature that surrounds her. Her love of the outdoors is evident in her color palette, a mix of warm neutrals with splashes of blues and greens. While she is constantly exploring new mediums, it is her affection for nature that is the driving force behind her work. The artist can often be found lying under a cotton tree on cool grass listening to the wind. I live my life trying to practice the serenity prayer; To accept what I have to, change what I need to, and have enough brains to know the difference. Hartenhoff, a self described mid-Westerner, was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Her interest in art developed at an early age with influence from her father, a commercial artist. She spent her childhood pondering the vast landscape that surrounded her. She remembers learning about great artists as a young child. One of her most poignant memories is of a piece called The Horse Fair by Rosa Bonheur, that hung in the school's hallway. Her love of art is matched only by her passion for horses. It is this subject that first brought attention to her paintings and drawings. "I have had a horse since 1972 and have had my present horse, Dakota Kid, since he was a baby. My family and I enjoy showing him and jumping fences at the horse shows." She began her formal art education at South Dakota in Brookings, where she obtained a Bachelors of Fine Art degree with an emphasis in printmaking. In her senior year she was honored with the Ritz-Caldwell-Young Art Scholarship. Her thirst for knowledge led her to the University of South Dakota in Vermillion where she worked towards her Master of Fine Art degree. Her talent was quickly noticed and she was awarded an apprenticeship at Echo Press, a fine art lithography shop. There she studied advanced lithographic techniques under the guidance of master printer David Keister. When asked about creative influences Hartenhoff cites printmaker Jerry Kruse. "He taught me the beauty of line and the importance of composition. But the most important thing he taught me was to create what I know and what I believe." During this time she participated in several solo exhibitions where she won numerous awards. Her work can be found in both private and corporate collections including South Dakota Memorial Art Center, Nobles County Art Center in Worthington, Minnesota and Trump's Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, New Jersey. 12 / 150 -
013: Susan Hartenhoff Uva Uva by Susan Hartenhoff, measures 34.5 x 28 inches framed. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $200 RESERVE SUSAN HARTENHOFF Susan Hartenhoff's primary source of inspiration is derived from the world of nature that surrounds her. Her love of the outdoors is evident in her color palette, a mix of warm neutrals with splashes of blues and greens. While she is constantly exploring new mediums, it is her affection for nature that is the driving force behind her work. The artist can often be found lying under a cotton tree on cool grass listening to the wind. I live my life trying to practice the serenity prayer; To accept what I have to, change what I need to, and have enough brains to know the difference. Hartenhoff, a self described mid-Westerner, was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Her interest in art developed at an early age with influence from her father, a commercial artist. She spent her childhood pondering the vast landscape that surrounded her. She remembers learning about great artists as a young child. One of her most poignant memories is of a piece called The Horse Fair by Rosa Bonheur, that hung in the school's hallway. Her love of art is matched only by her passion for horses. It is this subject that first brought attention to her paintings and drawings. "I have had a horse since 1972 and have had my present horse, Dakota Kid, since he was a baby. My family and I enjoy showing him and jumping fences at the horse shows." She began her formal art education at South Dakota in Brookings, where she obtained a Bachelors of Fine Art degree with an emphasis in printmaking. In her senior year she was honored with the Ritz-Caldwell-Young Art Scholarship. Her thirst for knowledge led her to the University of South Dakota in Vermillion where she worked towards her Master of Fine Art degree. Her talent was quickly noticed and she was awarded an apprenticeship at Echo Press, a fine art lithography shop. There she studied advanced lithographic techniques under the guidance of master printer David Keister. When asked about creative influences Hartenhoff cites printmaker Jerry Kruse. "He taught me the beauty of line and the importance of composition. But the most important thing he taught me was to create what I know and what I believe." During this time she participated in several solo exhibitions where she won numerous awards. Her work can be found in both private and corporate collections including South Dakota Memorial Art Center, Nobles County Art Center in Worthington, Minnesota and Trump's Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, New Jersey. 13 / 150 -
038: Candlestick, Brass Tray And Mathie Fragments Large metal and wood candlestick with new unused candle, measures 19 H x 9.75 W x 9.75 D inches with candle as shown. Turkish inspired hammered plate tray, measures 8 inches in diameter. Two Raku fragments by Christopher Mathie with leaf and ivy patterns, rubber bottoms, largest measures 6 x 5 inches. 36 / 150 -
049: Dan Bergsma Blown Glass Sculpture Unique hand blown glass sea form, signature looks like Dan Bergsma etched on bottom, beautiful aqua and green swirling pattern in the interior and a milky white and black back side, measures 14 H x 19.5 W x 14.5 D inches. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $90 RESERVE 47 / 150 -
050: Dan Bergsma Blown Glass Vase Hand blown lampworked glass vase, signature looks like Dan Bergsma etched on bottom, deep purple and swirled black color on outside and milky white interior, measures 6.5 H x 11 W x 11 D inches. Final picture shows true rich, purple color. SELLER ESTABLISHED A $50 RESERVE 48 / 150 -
069: Trains, Trains, Trains Collection of vintage trains and tracks, with metal tunnel, brakemans house and more. See photos for full set, includes 18 straight track, 12 curved track, 3 switch tracks, Lionel heavy engine 2034, auto loader 6414, cattle car 6656, coal car, flat car 6032, oil tanker car 6035, caboose 6037. Also two Santa fe engines 1095,a two light beacon light, a drop arm railroad crossing, a metal tunnel made by Mar and a house made by skyline. 66 / 150 -
108: Raku Christopher Mathie Table Lamp Made by artist Christopher Mathie. This lamp base measures 18 H x 12 W, shade measures 14 H x 21 W. The base has bronze copper mixture of color. Very unique design. The shade is a light brown with some fading. The hardware that affixes to lamp is a bit wobbly, needs adjustments. 74 / 150
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