Melting Into History is a painting by Marsha Reeves which was uploaded on May 26th, 2021.
Melting Into History
The ruins of what was Frazier's Meat Market stand in the unique desert community of Sanderson, Texas. Once a thriving business which boasted the... more
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Title
Melting Into History
Artist
Marsha Reeves
Medium
Painting - Watercolor On Paper
Description
The ruins of what was Frazier's Meat Market stand in the unique desert community of Sanderson, Texas. Once a thriving business which boasted the very first refrigerated meat counter in the Big Bend area, the building sits in a quiet, mostly abandoned, corner of the town, remembering better days. Attempts to purchase and renovate the building have all failed, and every year it seems to have melted more and more back into the desert.
This painting has been featured in the following FAA/Pixels groups:
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Impressionists of the 21st Century
Your Story of Art
No Place Like Home
The art of Watercolor
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Imagination Gone Wild
FAA Gallery Home For All Artists Who Create
For the Art of It
Uploaded
May 26th, 2021
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Comments (36)
CAROLE SPANDAU
Your artwork has been featured on the homepage of FAA Gallery Home For All Artists Who Create. Please post your amazing artwork in our` Archive your September Features` discussion.
Rachel Morrison
I love how you bring together the hot light with cool shadows in your desert pieces. Dream quality!
Mary Grden
Marsha, I can see the beauty and in fact, it would have made a great Art Gallery, where one could live upstairs and share in the Gallery every day. Wonderful Art and dream!!! :D L/F
Mary Grden
Marsha, I love architecture and steps. Your use of the blues and colors of spring make this fine art really inviting. Lovely!!! :D L/F
Anne Gifford
Wonderful glowing complementary colors in this piece of history. I really enjoyed reading about the history of this aged building. Like/f
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