I am always drawn to color and whimsy. Frank Stella’s painting has both. I still have my protractor used for geometry years ago. Such a handy tool. It was fun finding plant material to represent this MIA treasure.


Nancy  Rand

This seated bodhisattva may be defined as a person who may enter nirvana but delays doing so out of compassion to save suffering beings. In a similar fashion our beautiful peonies bring us joy and comfort each time they bloom.

Denese Erickson, Minnesota Peony Society

Light, movement, and darkness portrayed. Framed and defined—the figure in space and the figure as space.

Sara Rothholz Weiner, Artis Curiskis

The artist’s 1958 burst of watercolors on paper is our inspiration for bright, colorful flowers displayed in a retro 1950s cream-colored vase—the perfect palette for showy, beautiful blooms. Two blue tissue-paper flowers add a bit of whimsy.

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Nancy Rand

Tahkt-I-Sulayman Variation II

Denese Erickson, Minnesota Peony Society

Flying Celestial (Apsara), from a set of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva and Flying Celestials

Sara Rothholz Weiner, Artis Curiskis

Study for Portrait VI

Jody Dueber, Jane Slade

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