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The following painting was inspired by the 2003 Kelowna wild fires and depicts a swirling merry-go-round of a firestorm
with the four horsemen of the apocalypse riding straight out and at the viewer. It has been released as a limited signed and
numbered print run of fifty.
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| Original available and signed print series |
| For Sale - Contact Marion directly |
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| The Devil's Piano (2003) |
| Souls - 2004 |
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| Impasto and Acrylic on Wood Panel |
| SOLD |
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| Spring (2003) - sold to Andrew and Emma Hone in Vancouver. |
The painting has a centrifugal quality with overtones of a surreal re-working of El Greco, hence its original title Holy
Toledo. However, the artist re-named the work as she felt it represented, more accurately, childhood memories of a favourite
book.
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| The Trail of the Lonesome Pine |
| The Relativity Of Theory |
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| For Sale - 2005 - 2006 (Contact Artist) |
| SOLD |
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| See Gatzke Collection |
| DONATED |
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| Donated via Hambleton Gallery to a victim of the Kelowna fire 2003 |
| Owned by Elise Garneau |
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| Dance III |
| SOLD - in the Valerie Skirten Collection |
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| The Forest |
LACUNA
31" x 25" (79 cms x 64 cms)
Including Frame
Acrylic , Manuscript and Relief on Canvas
This work represents the struggle in the modern world between Man and Nature. Man encroaching upon nature and
yet Man must survive also.
Golden Gates
28" x 28" (72 cms x 72 cms)
Including Frame
Acrylic and Manuscript built up on Canvas
The gates allude to the names of the composers that are incorporated in the work. Done as a mystical map to encourage
the viewer to explore other worlds.
| Pompei |
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| Fired Clay on Wood |
| The Sun Stood Still - 2007 |
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| Acrylic and Impasto on canvas (92cms x 122cms) |
| Gaelic Reel - 2007 |
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| Acrylic and Manuscript on Canvas (31cms x 41cms) |
| Cervantes - December 2007 |
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| For Sale - Contact Artist |
| Desolation Sound - 2008 |
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| For Sale - Contact Artist |
'Desolation Sound', completed in 2008, is music manuscript sculpted onto a small wooden door that had been discarded. The
tree clings to the wood and reflects the Provincial Park of the same name in B.C., Canada that is of conservational interest
to the artist (29" X 13" X 2).
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