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Lace is an 17 1/2x17 1/2 print of an original colored pencil Mandela by CPSA Signature artist Linda Morton. The origninal of Lace is aproximately 17 1/2 x 17 1/2. Lace is a Mandela. Each Mandela has hidden flowers and animals and each has a special meaning and the colors hold special messages. Arrows reflect alertness; fans, the ability to capture the wind; hearts, love; antelope, love; the circle, eternity, family, serenity and the power of love. Blue calms worries and heals; red reflects energy; yellow joy, intellect, lightheartedness; brown fertility of the earth and green money, prosperity and youth. The mountains reflect health and strength.
This open edition print is individually inspected and signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Prints are produced when ordered and usually take from two to four weeks to complete and deliver. By only producing prints as needed I reduce my inventory costs and can pass savings along to my clients.
Postage and handling within the continental United States is included.
The origninal of "Lace" is available for purchase
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Linda Morton
Biography
Linda Morton is a full time professional studio artist
working in colored pencil, acrylic, pen and ink, fiber, and mixed media.
She has been accepted into Embracing the Arts in Decatur, AL, Signature
Showcase, Cornell Museum of Arts and History in Delray Beach Florida, Meridian
Museum of Arts, and the 14th Annual International Colored Pencil at the Expo New
Mexico Fine Arts Gallery in Albuquerque.
Six of Linda's pieces are included in the Huntsville Sketchbook.
Linda was accepted into her first International Colored Pencil Exhibition
in 2000, received her signature status in 2002 and her five year Merit award in
2006. She is the only CPSA artist in Alabama with signature status.
She has done work for the U.S. Marines and COLSA Corporation.
Believing that art is required to express life to the fullest, Linda
shares her passion by teaching private and group classes.
Linda's work has been accepted into many galleries and juried national
and international shows where she has received recognition and awards.
Her work can be seen artistcolony.com, gallerydirectart.com, and at the
Huntsville Art League Gallery in Huntsville, AL.
Her work has been accepted into the archives of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C.
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About Mandalas
The Sanskrit word Mandala
means “circle”. In religious practices and in psychology it symbolizes any
circular image, which is drawn, painted or woven. Often Mandalas contain a
multiple of four, in the form of a square, star, cross an octagon and other
shapes. As an important symbol in every culture from ancient times to
the present the Mandala has and is used in magic, meditation and religious
practices around the world. As a symbol of eternity, family, serenity and
the power of love we often use a Mandala everyday when rings are exchanged
during a wedding. We also see the Mandela in the Native American Dream
Catcher. Prints of my Mandelas are available on fine art paper in a
variety of sizes.
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About Prints
My prints are produced on acid free 100% cotton rag fine art paper using “giclee”,
pronounced zhee-clay which is French and the literal translation is “to spray”
using a 8 color professional printer. This enables the printer to print very
high quality prints using the same archival fine art paper that the artist would
use. The end result is a high quality long lasting print. I still would
recommend professional conservation matting and framing and avoiding exposure to
direct sunlight and florescent lights. My prints are individually produced on
order which means that I don’t have to maintain a large and expensive inventory
of prints and I can pass substantial savings on to my customers. It usually will
take two to four weeks from the time the order is placed to receive your
artwork. I personally inspect and sign all prints prior to shipment and I
provide a “certificate of authenticity” with each print.
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Item number: BB.23137.58.48P18
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