"Rocky (Newfie in the Nursery)" by Carol B. Farley
Limited to 100 Prints - s/n
Image size: 14" x 18"
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$250.00 (unframed)
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"Owl's Head Light" by Carol B. Farley
Open Edition
Image size: 5" x 7"
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"Gone But Not Forgotten" by Carol B. Farley
Open Edition
Image size: 11.5" x 8.5"
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$150.00 (unframed)
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"Puppy Love" by Carol B. Farley
Open Edition
Image size: 13.5" x 10.5"
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$175.00 (unframed)
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"Katie in Waiting" by Carol B. Farley
Open Edition
Image size: 7" x 5"
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I grew up in Lebanon, PA where I was always dabbling in some form of art with whatever supplies were available and was particularly good at improvising. I also carved some tiny horses out of discarded blocks of wood with a pen knife.
I decided to pursue Commercial Art during my first year in college, and while trying to follow the professor's example of a technique in painting a tree, my work was held up before the students for ridicule. The professor, laughing, told the class to "look at this! This doesn't look like a tree. It looks like a bowl full of donuts." To be honest, that is precisely what I thought of her tree. And so, I changed my major to Medical Secretarial and vowed not to take part in any more art classes, ever. I loved drawing and painting and continued to do so for my own pleasure. During this time I also got into cartooning which was found to be a great way to have fun, relax and express myself.
Many years later a friend enrolled me in an oil painting class, giving me six pre-paid lessons after which I continued with group lessons for several years until the instructor, at age 85 yrs. could no longer hold classes.
I then called accomplished Bucks County artist Robert J. Seufert, who's award winning and other paintings I greatly admire, for lessons and my name was put on his waiting list. He called about five years later with an opening and I have been enjoying painting under his instruction and encouragement ever since.
I am particularly fond of dogs, horses, other animals, wild and endangered, lighthouses and old buildings. Some of my paintings are under my former name of Di Rosa as I was widowed and have remarried.