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From Coronado Cultural Arts Commission

  1. Tarawa Flora by Jody Esquer, Brian Lippe, Image 1.

    Tarawa Flora

    Jody Esquer, Brian Lippe

    Photography on graphic wrap

  2. Cache Pot with Yellow and Pink Roses by Mary Hale, Image 1.

    Cache Pot with Yellow and Pink Roses

    Mary Hale

    8 x 10 in

    $350

  3. Daises on a White Tray by Mary Hale, Image 1.

    Daises on a White Tray

    Mary Hale

    11.5 x 6 in

    $50

  4. Art Outside the Box Take 2: 3rd and Orange Avenue by Griffen Wong, Juniper Clark, Image 1.

    Art Outside the Box Take 2: 3rd and Orange Avenue

    Juniper Clark, Griffen Wong

    Graphic wrap of historic photographs

  5. Spectacular Flower by Cathy Surgeoner Deibler, Image 1.

    Spectacular Flower

    Cathy Surgeoner Deibler

    Water Color on Paper

    $500

  6. Coronado Golf Course by Connie Spitzer, Image 4.

    Coronado Golf Course

    Connie Spitzer

    Watercolor and Ink

    12 x 18 in

    $495

  7. The Beach by Carol Young, Image 2.

    The Beach

    Carol Young

    Oil

    24 x 24 in

    NFS

  8. The Wave by Lucinda Swain, Image 5.

    The Wave

    Lucinda Swain

    Oil

    8 x 10 in

    $550

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About the artist

Barbara Eberhart

Raised in Sacramento, my BFA is from CSUS, but I moved to Hawaii soon after where I lived and painted for 32 years, inspired by the bright colors of the tropics. But in 2014, I was ready to move forward again in my personal and artistic growth by relocating back to California. Going back and forth between coastal Pacific Beach and the desert, where my daughter owns a home, I move between opposite climes and scenery, and challenge myself to be inclusive of both, just as I grow in different ways.

My favorite subjects are usually large close-up florals and I love the joy that color gives one. But living in California has been such a move forward, and I am exploring art techniques and styles in new and exciting ways these days. I have always viewed art as a spiritual experience that nourishes the soul, and I feel deeply thankful and privileged to be part of the inclusion and community-mindedness that Art is all about.
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