Living Waters by Martha Ponting
About the Artwork
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Original Size: 20×20
Print Size:
11″ x 17″ Poster ~ for a donation of $25 or more.
14″ × 14″ on archival paper ~ $100,
20″ × 20″ on canvas~ $1000
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About the Artist
Martha came to art later in life and is passionate about painting. Largely self-taught, she is an eager learner and experimenter. Her eclectic work is inspired by Emily Carr and others. Her medium of choice is acrylic on canvas.
Martha has settled in a new studio in a garden setting with abundant natural light. There she paints with exuberance and delights in welcoming visitors.
Find out more
marthaponting.com
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