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5.50" x 8.00"
Overall:
7.50" x 10.00"
Tulip Fascination Poster
by Donna Blackhall
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Tulip Fascination poster by Donna Blackhall. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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About Donna Blackhall
Donna Blackhall is a California based contemporary mixed media abstract artist. Her paintings are largely inspired by nature. Flowing water, botanicals, textures of rock and wood influence her work. The emotions inspired by viewing nature's grandeur have always been at the heart of her creations. She loves experimenting with all kinds of mediums and combining things to create unique pieces. All her paintings are signed "Blacky" as a memorial to her father. This was his nickname while he served in WWII. Donna has a diverse gallery set to enjoy. Abstract water photography images make wonderful pieces for interior design. Graffiti street art is an interesting compliment to urban loft living. The mixed media art pieces...
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Marilyn Diaz
Just beautiful.
Donna Blackhall replied:
Thank you so much Marilyn :)
Greg Reed
Love the processing and the POV Donna! L
Donna Blackhall replied:
Thanks so much Greg :)
Alfred Motzer
Sorry Donna for mixing up the names ...!!! :)
Donna Blackhall replied:
Thank you very much Alfred :)
Alfred Motzer
Wonderful work Jenny, ..looks as if it was done with brush and paint ...!!! v/f
Jenny Rainbow
Simply mesmerising floral composition and colors, Donna!
Donna Blackhall replied:
Thanks so much Jenny :)
Bob Orsillo
Donna, Beautiful!!
Donna Blackhall replied:
Thank you Bob :)
Jeff Breiman
Beautiful work Donna. Those tulips are amazing. Parrot tulips??
Donna Blackhall replied:
Thanks Jeff, I don't think they are Parrot tulips because they didn't have the scrolly stuff