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About this Spanish Dancer Galaxy Painting
Title: Galaxy of the Spanish Dancer
Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: A painting of the Spanish Dancer Galaxy set against a glittering sea of stars. The galaxy’s dazzling blue and lavender arms swirl into the yellow nucleus at its center. It’s a stunning piece of art that will add dimension to any room. The large artwork is signed by oil painting artist Teresa Bernard.
Galaxy of the Spanish Dancer is hand-painted on gallery wrap stretched canvas and does not require a frame before display since the composition extends around the edges of the canvas giving it a contemporary look. However, it will look great should you choose to have it framed.
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Artist Comments
This painting depicts the beautiful spiral galaxy NGC 1566, also known as the Spanish Dancer. This lovely solar system is the result of billions of stars, gas, and dust held together by a gravitational pull. Its breathtaking beauty inspired me to paint this extraordinary galaxy within the Dorado constellation.
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About Sisters in Lavender Artwork
Title: Sisters in Lavender
Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: A painting of two young ladies, sisters perhaps, strolling through a field of lavender flowers. The sisters are dressed in matching white dresses. The field of lavender spans into the distance and rises to meet a cloudy sky. The painting is signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
Sisters in Lavender is hand-painted on gallery wrap stretched canvas. Because the artwork composition extends around the edges of the canvas, no frame is required to display it. However, if you choose to have it framed, it will look fantastic.
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Artist Comments
Sisters in Lavender painting is one of my favorite works and was pleasurable to paint. The calm, serene, and tranquil feeling one gets viewing this artwork appeals to me. The ladies in the composition are no one specifically, just two young ladies who could be sisters enjoying an afternoon in a vast field of lavender flowers. I can imagine the scent of lavender wafting through the air, filling their noses with a sweet aroma as they stroll through the beautiful lavender, creating some treasured memories.
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♦“Love the clouds and sky, especially. They are perfect and the fields lightening as they disappear over the hill. Very nice.” — Russell Ford, ART: REALISM AND HYPERREALISM STYLES (ONLY), MeWe
♦“Beautiful! You are very talented! Love it!” — Mary Ann Dunaway, CHRISTIAN CONSERVATIVE PATRIOTS, MeWe
♦“Great painting.” — Ed Myers, ART: REALISM AND HYPERREALISM STYLES (ONLY), MeWe
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In this painting, a young boy and his dog play on the lakeshore. It reminds us of happier times when we were carefree and the simple things in life amazed us.
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About a Boy and His Dog Painting
Title: A Boy and His Dog
Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: A painting of a young boy and his dog playing along the lakeshore as a toy boat sails by. The lake is brightly colored with blues and greens, and it is surrounded by trees, with a mountain range in the distance. The painting is signed by oil painting artist Teresa Bernard.
This painting is hand-painted on gallery wrap stretched canvas and does not require a frame before display since the composition extends around the edges of the canvas giving it a contemporary look. However, it will look great should you choose to have it framed.
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Artist Comments
A Boy and His Dog is a painting reminiscent of the happiest times in life when we were carefree and simple things amazed us. Sometimes life gets so complicated that it’s nice to stop and remember the days of our youth.
When my children were young, like the little boy in this painting, I loved to watch their fascination with the simplest things in life. Things that, as an adult, I often took for granted. Sometimes it’s nice to slow down and enjoy simple pleasures like this again.
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A young girl in a red dress sits beside a pond filled with koi in this delightful canvas art. She pokes her hand into the water and playfully teases the fish.
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About Girl in The Red Dress Canvas Art
Title: Girl in the Red Dress
Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: A painting of a young girl wearing a red dress. She is sitting by a pond and reaching into the water to play with a school of koi. Cattails are growing behind her, and lily pads are floating in the water in the foreground. Girl in The Red Dress is signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
This large painting does not need to be framed in order to be displayed. It’s hand-painted on gallery wrap stretched canvas, so the composition extends all the way around the canvas’s edges. If you want to have it framed, it will look great!
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Artist Comments
This painting of a young girl in a red dress was fun because I used a model of someone I knew, sort of. She is the granddaughter of a friend I attended high school with. My friend permitted me to use the photo she had taken of her granddaughter as a reference for this painting.
For the most part, the painting appears just as it does in the reference photo except for the lily pads, koi fish, and cattails. I added those elements to make the composition more interesting and to help further develop the story this painting portrays.
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About American Bison Painting
Title: The American Bison Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: A wildlife painting depicting a lone American Bison standing out on the open range. In the background, the prairie rises to meet a blue sky with whispy overhead clouds. This painting will look great in any rustic, Native American, or western-theme room. The artwork is signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
This American Bison painting is hand-painted on a large gallery wrap stretched canvas. No frame is required to exhibit it because the artwork extends around the edges of the canvas. However, it will look great should you choose to have it framed.
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Artist Comments
The story behind this American Bison painting begins in 2016. It is the year the American Bison became America’s official national mammal. It is also in the summer of that same year, we traveled to Rapid City, South Dakota, on a family vacation. While there, we made it a point to visit Custer State Park, where several herds of American bison roam freely. We just had to see these magnificent animals up close, and we were not disappointed.
Upon entering the park, a ranger told us to keep a safe distance and be conscious that this park is their home. We, humans, are the visitors, at least from the bison’s point of view. We drove through the park and were privileged to watch a herd of the largest mammal in North America crossing the road just a few feet ahead of our vehicle. They took my breath away. I wanted to exit the car and approach them, but that would not have been wise because Bison are massive wild animals that can become easily startled and behave aggressively toward what they perceive as an approaching predator.
I’m amazed by the Bison, they are truly a favorite animal of mine. I created this painting of the American Bison several years later after returning home from this trip.
American Bison, Where Are They Today?
In the 1500s, an estimated 30 to 60 million bison were living in North America. Today, approximately 200,000 bison live in all 50 states, including Native American lands, wildlife refuges, national parks, and private lands. The top five states where bison roam are South Dakota (where the largest population is), Nebraska, Montana, Colorado, and Oklahoma. The largest bison herd is in Yellowstone National Park, where bison have continuously lived since prehistoric times. What makes Yellowstone’s bison herd so special is that they are pure-blood descendants of the early bison that grazed on America’s grassy plains.
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♦“Bison are dangerous. Don’t get “up close” to them. We ran the Bill Cody Ranch for a while. One day someone drove up in a minivan with a broken-off buffalo horn sticking out of the side of the van. They had been up in Yellowstone Park, pulled off the side of the road to look at buffalo, and had opened the side door to take pictures. The flash set one of them off, and he charged the van. They managed to get the door closed just before he hit.” — Paul47, Rural Life, Gab
♦“I love South Dakota, just everything about it. Your painting captures my memories beautifully.” — blewmom, Rural Life, Gab
♦ “Awesome Artwork, …wonderful paintings in naturalism…my compliments.” — Fred Baniago, NATURE & ANIMALS, MeWe
♦“Teresa, that’s a beautiful painting! Thanks for sharing. I liked South Dakota when I was there years ago too.” — Muriel Kuri, The Good Morning Brigade, Gab
♦“You have great talent!” — John Groulik, ART: REALISM AND HYPERREALISM STYLES (ONLY), MeWe
♦“Nice painting, bison is my favorite animal.” — Víctor Murillo, Rural Life, Gab
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About this Space Travel Painting
Title: Space…The Next Frontier Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery wrap stretched canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: An original painting depicting space travel, the next frontier. The artwork features a spacecraft that resembles a NASA space capsule traveling through a distant galaxy. The spaceship is passing by an Earth-like planet with two moons and a red sun. In the background, a comet is making its way toward the Milky Way.
This space travel painting does not need to be framed. It is painted on a quality gallery wrap canvas which allows the artist to paint around the edges of the painting. It has been hand-painted and signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
This painting comes with an official Certificate of Authenticity. More information here.
Artist Comments
I love great sci-fi movies like Star Trek, Star Wars, and Star Gate; just about any story where space travel is involved. I should have grown up to be an astronaut instead of an artist, well…, maybe. The bottom line is, that I love adventure, and traveling through the far reaches of outer space would be the pinnacle of adventure for me. As a result, I created a painting depicting space travel.
I titled this painting “…The Next Frontier” because I do not believe space exploration is our final destination. When we explore space, we are exploring the next frontier, not the last. Our final frontier is to spend eternity with our Creator God in His kingdom! The Holy Bible has much to say about this topic. Check it out for yourself!
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♦“When I was a little kid, I loved to draw spaceships during every idle moment. The adult caregivers eventually cured me of that allegedly bad habit. I know it doesn’t pay well, but please continue with your space-themed art. I think your painting is beautiful!” — Austin Morris, Space And The Great Beyond Also Aliens, Gab
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About this Vintage Car Painting
Title: Forgotten Roads of Bygone Days Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: This is a landscape painting of a classic Ford V8 from 1934. The vintage car is similar to the one driven by the notorious Bonnie and Clyde. It is sitting forgotten and lonely in the countryside with treelined hills in the background and a clear blue sky overhead. In addition, the black paint on the car is peeling and weathered.
This wall art will not need a frame as the painting extends around the edges of the canvas. Hand-painted and signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
This painting comes with an official Certificate of Authenticity. More information here.
Artist Comments
This painting is of a vintage Ford V8, the same type of car that helped make “Bonnie and Clyde” famous in the early 1930s. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were notorious fugitives who traveled throughout the central states of North America with their gang during the Great Depression, robbing and murdering wherever they went. The couple’s crime spree ended in their car when they were ambushed by Texas lawmen at a roadblock and then shot to death when 100 armor-piercing bullets riddled the vehicle. Bonnie and Clyde were buried in separate cemeteries in Dallas, TX. Clyde’s gravestone reads, “Gone but not forgotten.”
Today the actual bullet-riddled death car driven by the infamous couple is on display at Whiskey Pete’s Resort and Casino in Primm, Nevada. There is no admission charge to see the exhibit. For more information about the actual car, Bonnie and Clyde met their demise in, visit Roads & Rides. See additional information at Roadside America.
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♦ “Well done. I thought it looked like their car before I read your description.” — BaronVonSteuben, Classic Cars, Gab
♦ “Beautiful painting Teresa, my parents paid admission when I was little for us to see the real Bonnie & Clyde car. Was hardly a single panel on the car that wasn’t full of bullet holes.” — Earl & Angela BeachBums, AMERICAN MUSCLE & CLASSIC CARS, MeWe
♦“Good morning, Teresa. I like that painting and admire your talent.” — Don L Turner, The Good Morning Brigade, Gab
♦ “Absolutely Beautiful! Love this. Very talented!” — Mel Lynn C, Classic Cars, Gab
♦“Wonderful painting, it’s beautiful work! I was able to actually visit this car in Gene, NV in the late 1970s, was very interesting.” — Susan AZ Moore/ Ryder38, The Patriot’s Buycott Group. Non-Woke American Companies Only, Gab
♦ “My favorite paintings are the ones that look the most like photographs, but really are brilliant combinations of colors that bring the picture to life like a photograph! 🤩” — The Deanna Express 🌸, TRUTH Social
♦“#Americana at its best… Love the mood as I remember…” — AdirahsEyes, TRUTH Social
♦“I love painting old trucks too. This is awesome 😎” — CheyAnne Sexton, TRUTH Social
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About this Cowboy Sunset Painting
Title: Cowboy Sunset Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: A vivid sunset painting with the silhouette of a cowboy as he gazes across the horizon at the setting sun. The sky is ablaze with yellows, reds, and oranges. This work is part of the “Life in Texas” series.
This Western art painting will not need a frame as the painted image extends around the edges of the stretched canvas. Hand-painted and signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
This painting comes with an official Certificate of Authenticity. More information here.
Artist Comments
Some of the most gorgeous sunsets in the world happen right here in Texas, but of course, I might be just a tad bit biased. I love the bright, colorful sunsets that I get to enjoy almost every evening. And I also love the idea of cowboys, horses, and the Old West.
This painting with a cowboy gazing off into the sunset reminds me of my childhood when pretty much all you could watch on TV were westerns. It was a fantasy life all of us kids dreamed about living someday. We would pretend to be cowboys and rode imaginary horses for hours until mom called us in for supper.
When my husband decided it was time to retire from the Navy and settle down to live life as civilians, we bought some land and built a small ranch in East Texas with a couple of horses, a donkey, and a few heads of cattle. It was our dream to live the cowboy way of life.
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♦ “Very impressive! I’m not an expert but I hate modern art. To me a real artist can capture a magical moment in time and share its essence with the world. Most “experts” lost credibility with me when they started pushing crap that could be duplicated by preschoolers.” ~ Dustythepainter, Gab
♦ “Absolutely love your sunset and portrait of a man. What is the price for a commissioned painting from a photo?” — Kerri K., St. Paul MN
♦“From one artist to another, this is amazing!” — Cameron, Businesses of Gab, Gab
♦“Beautiful light and contrast.” — @derusha, TRUTH Social
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About this Wall Art of a Ballerina
Title: The Ballerina Size: 24″ w x 18″ h Support: Traditional-style Stretched Canvas Shape: Horizontal (landscape) Description: A realistic style painting of a ballerina in a blue tutu and pink ballet shoes. A bright spotlight shines down on her as she sits on the floor in a graceful pose. The dark background draws your attention to the ballerina. This large painting is signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
The Ballerina is hand-painted on a traditional-style stretched canvas. It will need to be mounted in a frame before being displayed. Adding a frame will give the painting a finished look.
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Artist Comments
Ballet is a form of dance and artistic expression that I admire. I enjoy going to see live ballet performances. Nothing beats seeing these gifted musicians perform live. It’s a sight to behold as one takes in the music, the sets, the ambiance, and the grace with which these dancers move across the stage telling a story.
Performing ballet is not for “the faint at heart.” Dancers who want to become professional dancers begin training as young as two years old. And becoming a member of a professional dance company requires years of extensive training and proper technique. Furthermore, because the style and technique of this art form can be so demanding on the body, ballerinas are frequently at high risk of injury.
I was in my late teens when I saw my first ballet performance. My best friend Cyndie and her family had tickets to see the Nutcracker Suite at a local theater. I can’t remember why, but Cyndie couldn’t attend, so she gave me her ticket. She felt of all her friends, I would appreciate the ballet the most, and she was right! Thank you, Cyndie, for allowing me to have your seat at the ballet. I’ve loved this art form ever since.
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♦“I love this! I have a soft spot for paintings of dancers 🙂 So beautiful!!” — @wildpeoniesstudio, TRUTH Social
♦“I 💯 agree!!! In my world, nothing compares to the beauty of ballet!!! Your painting is exquisite!!! I Love it. Thank You for sharing your passion and talent with us. Godspeed 🙏🏼✨🙏🏼“ — @lisalynn11, TRUTH Social
♦“I know this painting!!! I was looking for a dance painting and my search results yielded this painting and five thousand Degas ballerinas! 😁 You’re so gifted. So much stunning work ❤️❤️❤️“ — @uniontrinity, TRUTH Social
♦“Beautiful piece. I love this one. I’m partial to ballet only because my daughter dances.” — @HepflDesigns, TRUTH Social
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