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From Broadway Gallery

  1. Awaiting the Signal by Tricia Ratliff, Image 1.

    Tricia Ratliff

    Awaiting the Signal

    Oil on Panel

    9 x 9 in

  2. Beach Day by Christine Lashley, Image 1.

    Christine Lashley

    Beach Day

    Oil on Panel

    6 x 8 in

  3. Beside the Cottage 261/450 by Stephen Whittle, Image 2.

    Stephen Whittle

    Beside the Cottage 261/450

    Etching

    5.5 x 4.75 in

  4. Autumn Melody by Yihang Pan, Image 1.

    Yihang Pan

    Autumn Melody

    Gouache

    54.5 x 27 in

  5. Barn at Sugarloaf Mountain, MD by Ken Strong, Image 1.

    Ken Strong

    Barn at Sugarloaf Mountain, MD

    Oil on Panel

    9.5 x 16.5 in

  6. Autumn Meadow by Iraima Alonso, Image 1.

    Iraima Alonso

    Autumn Meadow

    Acrylic On Canvas

    12.25 x 16.125 in

  7. Baselitz, Planetarium by Genna Gurvich, Image 1.

    Genna Gurvich

    Baselitz, Planetarium

    Multiple Sizes Available

  8. Beau Dancer by Dominique Samyn-Werbrouck, Image 1.

    Dominique Samyn-Werbrouck

    Beau Dancer

    8 x 8 in

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About the artist

Scott Stockdale

“I am an artist specializing in primitive firing techniques and the fine art of Raku. Raku generally refers to a type of low-firing process that was inspired by ceremonial tea ware of the Zen Buddhist Masters. There have been many variations to this process over the years. I am fascinated with ancient cultures and the primitive firing techniques used to create various colors and patterns on the surface of the ware. I find the cultural significance of these processes both motivating and inspiring and I especially love these methods because of their organic nature. Earth, water, and fire are integral parts of each creation and every piece is unique. There are many variables that can influence the final piece during the firing process. While the results cannot be fully controlled, over the past 25 years I have learned ways of influencing serendipity to achieve my desired results.”
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