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  1. LivgivendeÆbler1 by Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk, Image 1.

    Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk

    LivgivendeÆbler1

    Blown and Battuto-cut glass with carved fumed oak

  2. Beltain by Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk, Image 1.

    Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk

    Beltain

    Blown and Battuto-cut glass with carved fumed oak

    26 in

    $14,500

  3. Vetrograph Renew by Anne Clifton, Image 1.

    Anne Clifton

    Vetrograph Renew

    Blown and fused glass

    15.5 x 9 x 9 in

    $4,500

  4. Vetrograph Chocolate by Anne Clifton, Image 4.

    Anne Clifton

    Vetrograph Chocolate

    Blown and fused glass

    11.5 x 8 x 8 in

    $3,800

  5. Tlingit Basket (Green/Olive) by Preston Singletary, Image 1.

    Preston Singletary

    Tlingit Basket (Green/Olive)

    Blown and Sand Carved Glass

    9 x 8.5 x 8.5 in

  6. Vetrograph: Caloplaca by Anne Clifton, Image 2.

    Anne Clifton

    Vetrograph: Caloplaca

    Blown and fused glass

    15.3 x 7.87 x 7.87 in

  7. Jætte by Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk, Image 1.

    Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk

    Jætte

    Blown and Battuto-cut glass with carved fumed oak with argentium silver pins

    33 x 6.5 x 26 in

    $22,900

  8. Noon Beachwalk, Whidbey Island by Pete Jordan, Image 1.

    Pete Jordan

    Noon Beachwalk, Whidbey Island

    Oil on canvas

    18 x 24 in

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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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