Looking Down at the Beach We See the Rocky Ocean People Celebrating the Birth of a Receding Tide cutout vase Print of an original acrylic

Print of an original acrylic painting

each piece is created to order

the top has an array of character marks:  small holes

Jon Sauer turns exotic woods on an antique ornamental lathe made in 1868 by the Holtzapffel family into phenomenal shapes and patterns

During this period

Looking Down at the Beach We See the Rocky Ocean People Celebrating the Birth of a Receding Tide cutout vase Print of an original acrylicJan Peterson's Looking Down at the Beach.. sandpainting, 37" x 25" in oak frame. Jan Petersons paintings explore the patterns and rhythms of the oceans shorelines using one of its raw materials, sand. He uses natural sands collected from beaches throughout the world to create images that allow us to touch in with a part of the earth, to enjoy and remember the beauty, serenity, color and textures of the ocean and its inhabitants.