Winter Poems
A collection of small original paintings celebrating winter
available for purchase online
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Northwind sings into my Ash.
She awakens memories, whispers of ancient cycles.
Little paintings; Winter Poems emerge.
The Cold offered me Runes out there
The Rain sent me often Songs
Other Ballads the Wind brought me
Waves carried them to the Shore
Birds shaped Words into Tones
Talking Sounded from the Crowns of Trees
(Kalevala)
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Winter Poems are a collection of original paintings by Ellen Hill.
(Click on image to enlarge)They are offered unframed, mounted on ragboard sandwiched between foamcore and a sheet of 1/8″ plexiglass.Price: $125.00 USD, plus shipping
To purchase contact Ellen Hill: ehill@tseka.com These pieces may also be viewed as a slide show in the Gallery (see link in sidebar)
Winter Poem I
watercolour | lacquer on paper
7.5 x 7 inchessorry, no longer available
Winter Poem II
watercolour | lacquer on paper
7.75 x 7.75 inches
sorry, no longer available
Winter Poem III
watercolour | lacquer on paper
7 x 7 inches
sorry no longer available
Winter Poem IV
watercolour | lacquer on paper
8 x 7 inches
sorry no longer available
Winter Poem V
watercolour | lacquer on paper
7.5 x 7.25 inches
sorry, no longer available
Winter Poem VI
watercolour | lacquer on paper
7 x 7.25 inches
sorry, no longer available
Winter Poem VII
watercolour | lacquer on paper
6 x 10 inches
Big sweet kisses for my St. B and onward we go. Jubilation!
I’m listening to some get-down crazy blues tonight and sending electrical impulses into the universe. All kinds of impulses. And they’re coming back. Alive and well!
Seven poems for the world.
Comment made on November 27, 2007 @ 4:17 am
Jm!
Oh thank you for the kisses. Yes, onward. Seven poems for the world and all kinds of impulses going out\returning.
Comment made on November 27, 2007 @ 9:46 am
Gorgeous work, Tseka. Cheers!
Comment made on November 27, 2007 @ 1:27 pm
Thanks for the kind words Nathan!
Comment made on November 27, 2007 @ 1:41 pm
hey tseka,
these are simply wonderful small vignettes. great size and very affordable. love the way these can be viewed more closely too.
up here in the north, winter has arrived!
:-)
blessings on this venture . . .
neith
Comment made on November 28, 2007 @ 12:56 am
Hej Neith,
Thanks for the well wishes.
It’s true the small pieces are intimate, meant to be near. Most of my work is very large, these are a delight to paint, spontaneous outpourings of joy.
Comment made on November 28, 2007 @ 9:54 am
Ellen, thanks for last years ‘trees’ of winter, which I have framed in my living room, but on a plate stand, not on the wall, and sitting with many objects on top of my low bookshelves….these are really beautiful.
miao and chao
Comment made on November 29, 2007 @ 6:06 pm
Judi! my artist friend, how nice to see you here.
not on the wall, and sitting with many objects on top of my low bookshelves…
This is just what i do with the small pieces. I slip them under plexiglas (that is how these poems are finished too) then put them on a little easel. I bought a bunch of plain black wire ones at Michaels a few years ago. I think they were $3.00 each. Little paintings rotate around the house on all the flat surfaces. I love the intimacy of the little ones next to my favorite books.
ps Zamma and Ulli-Maki perked right up at the miao. They are snugged close to the woodstove tonight. Whatever memories they have of being feral must be in their dreams now, for they seem very pleased with a nice cozy spot next to the “canopener” (me).
Comment made on November 29, 2007 @ 8:43 pm