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  1. Iglesia in Coban, Guatemala by Vicky Surles, Image 1.

    Vicky Surles

    Iglesia in Coban, Guatemala

    Ink, Color Pencil


    4 x 6 in

    $80

  2. Hummingbird by Barbara Mandel, Image 1.

    Barbara Mandel

    Hummingbird

    Watercolor

    13 x 17 in

    $395

  3. I Love Lavender by Barbara Mandel, Image 1.

    Barbara Mandel

    I Love Lavender

    Oil

    11 x 14 in

    $495

  4. Hot Tin Roofs by Ann Schaefer, Image 1.

    Ann Schaefer

    Hot Tin Roofs

    Oil on Linen

    20 x 20 in

    $450

  5. Holly by Nancy Jakubowski, Image 1.

    Nancy Jakubowski

    Holly

    Clay

    7 x 3 x 3 in

    $45

  6. Holly Leaves w/Berries by Vicky Surles, Image 1.

    Vicky Surles

    Holly Leaves w/Berries

    Watercolor

    8 x 10 in

    $450

  7. I Love Luxembourg Gardens by Barbara Mandel, Image 1.

    Barbara Mandel

    I Love Luxembourg Gardens

    Oil

    9 x 12 in

    $395

  8. Hydrangeas by Cathy Hirsh, Image 1.

    Cathy Hirsh

    Hydrangeas

    Watercolor

    15.5 x 15 in

    $550

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About the artist

Vicky Surles

American

Vicky Surles is an award-winning realist artist, working mainly in watercolor and color pencil, focusing on portraits, still life and landscapes. She’s a member of the Montgomery Art Association, Gallery 209, Wheaton Arts Parade Gallery, and a juried Signature member of the Baltimore Watercolor Society. Her work is in many private collections, as well as the US Department of State’s Art in Embassies Program. Vicky traveled and lived in Guatemala and Mexico for several years, and painted palm trees, lakes, volcanoes, Mayan people, and archeological sites.

She has exhibited in juried solo and group shows, including Garrett Park Invitational Shows, Kensington Labor Day Weekend Shows, Strathmore Artists Juried Exhibitions, Betty Mae Kramer Gallery Juried Show in the Silver Spring Civic Building, The Arts Barn in Gaithersburg, the Friendship Heights Village Center, and at the University of Maryland. Her drawings have appeared in magazines, posters and in a book about the Caribbean.