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A handful of here...

Set of 5 postcards of pencil sketches. The sketches are of a couple of cats, a pug, some desert palms and a desert lily.
Postcard Set #9 - $5
Cover of a book with a textured painted blue-green background. The title is MMXXIII and the author is Joel E Pedersen.
MMXXIII - $10
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A handful of gone...

Five colorful postcards of various landscape paintings on a white background.
A painting of a valley in bright yellow bloom.
A somewhat abstract painting of a desert wash in an orange red.
A painting of a wetland with tributaries converging in the foreground.
Painting of a sparse forest canopy.
Painting of a palo verde blooming in the desert.
Abstract painting divided into several triangle of greens, blues, and yellows converging onto a yellow and orange point. Might be the sun at dawn, might be car headlights cresting a hill.
Abstractish painting of clouds over trees. There is a strong orange cast.
Painting of a desert landscape looking out at mountains across a sloping valley from a shaded morning canyon.
Painting of ocean coastline and cliffs atop a cliff.
A rough, textured painting of red desert rock in the late afternoon.
Painting of a desert palm.
Abstract painting of a symbol kind of reminiscent of a currency sign or a musical clef on an uneven mint background.
A rough painting of clouds lit by a sunset.
Painting of a tree in fall. Most leaves have left, the rest are leaving. A naked trunk dominates the canvas.
A impressionisty painting of tree and foliage.
Tiny painting of a small flowery field with an oak at the edge.
Abstract painting of what seems to be foamy coastal waves, green red and yellow peek from behind.
A somewhat abstract landscape painting. A cool scene with patches of bright orange.
A rough painting of a forest dense with underbrush. Daylight peeks through the canopy.
A painting of a desert sunset with rhythmic clouds.
Rough painting of a mountain range at sunset.
A rough painting of storm clouds at sunset.
An abstract painting of a field fading from yellow at top through browns to red on the bottom, there is a cloying cerulean sticking in the ridges and depressions of the brushstrokes.
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