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Derby Week - Horse Paintings at Auction!!

 
 
"Watch Eye," 6" x 8", from 2007, one of eight equine paintings I am auctioning off in the next couple days. Details on the auction are below and on the studio's Facebook page.

 
In honor of Kentucky Derby Week, I've chosen a handful of older favorites starring horses for my next online auction hosted on the studio Facebook page.
 

These are paintings I love, pieces that were exbibited/on tour up until a few years ago, when they were put in storage for one reason or another. Or maybe they were in a gallery that has since closed it's doors and returned inventory to me. Or maybe, like Watch Eye above, they were personal favorites that we have been enjoying in our home, but need to let go in order to make room for new acquisitions.

 
These are daily paintings, acrylics done on canvasboard panels, from 2007 - 2010. Because they are older pieces and have been around the block a few times, my current galleries are not interested in hanging them.

 
But they deserve homes!! 

 
So I'm auctioning them off on the studio Facebook's page. Place your bid by commenting on the photo of the painting you want to adopt. Bidding will continue until 9pm EST Wednesday evening (that's May 1st).

 
Please note that the winning bidder is responsible for all applicable taxes, shipping and handling fees. I estimate domestic shipping costs of one painting to be $15 and I am happy to combine shipments on multiple purchases.

 
The entire album of available paintings is here. 

 
This is a great way to get a pony without the vet bills or boarding fees!!

 
Thanks for helping me find these gems a home!
Kim
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  1. martinealison10:39 PM

    Je suis certaine que beaucoup vont craquer pour leurs beaux yeux et votre merveilleuse peinture.
    Gros bisous

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  2. Kimberly Kelly Santini9:49 AM

    thank you, Martine!! The auction was very successful - I have some delighted new collectors! :)

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