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From Museo Gallery

  1. Two Separate Disguises by John and Robin Gumaelius, Image 1.

    John and Robin Gumaelius

    Two Separate Disguises

    Ceramics

  2. Yellow Bowl by Michael Scott, Image 1.

    Michael Scott

    Yellow Bowl

    Wood

    12 x 12 x 3.5 in

  3. Going Forward, Looking Back by John and Robin Gumaelius, Image 1.

    John and Robin Gumaelius

    Going Forward, Looking Back

    Ceramic

    28 x 8 x 13 in

  4. Black Bowl with Red Spot by Michael Scott, Image 1.

    Michael Scott

    Black Bowl with Red Spot

    Wood

    $280

  5. Rectangular Bowl by Michael Scott, Image 1.

    Michael Scott

    Rectangular Bowl

    Wood

    9 x 5 x 3 in

  6. Five Pipers and The Setting Sun by Pete Jordan, Image 1.

    Pete Jordan

    Five Pipers and The Setting Sun

    Oil on canvas

    30 x 40 in

  7. Driftlogs by Pete Jordan, Image 1.

    Pete Jordan

    Driftlogs

    Oil on canvas

    28 x 22 in

  8. Trees by Skip Smith, Image 1.

    Skip Smith

    Trees

    Photography

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About the artist

Pete Jordan

One of Whidbey Island’s most well-known landscape painters, Pete Jordan paints the shorelines of the island he loves. Born in Grand Rapids, Minnesota in 1949, Pete Jordan moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1968, and has been painting full time since 1970. Combining a background in the environmental sciences with an interest in the natural world, Jordan keenly observes nature, and transforms it into a luminous experience of color and light.
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