The Old Mill #3 Acrylic Print
by Sheila Parsons
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The Old Mill #3 acrylic print by Sheila Parsons. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
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This replica of a mill built during the WPA era has always fascinated me. I can imagine men in overalls working the machinery and southern belles in... more
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Artist's Description
This replica of a mill built during the WPA era has always fascinated me. I can imagine men in overalls working the machinery and southern belles in crinolines walking around the mill pond. The bucolic scene can let us forget the pain and injustice of the period this building evokes This mill was featured in the opening credits of the motion picture "Gone With the Wind". The war of brother against brother, the cries of the enslaved - the history of this land can be read from so many sides.
About Sheila Parsons
Sheila Parsons has been a professional artist and workshop instructor since 1976. She owns and operates Sheila Parsons� Art-Ventures LLC a travel/study painting company which offers classes all across the USA and in many foreign countries. The daughter of an artist and musician she was always surrounded by art and artists and decided very young that she would be a painter and teacher of painting. She received her masters in art from the prestigious Pratt Institute in New York and has studied since then with the greats in the watercolor field. Her mentor, Milford Zornes NA, AWS, NWS tutored her in both painting and living as a traveling artist teacher. Most of her paintings are done on location or from sketches she has done in the...
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