"Home And Hearth Posters"
 | Poster of &quo;Morning Passage&quo; by: Lynn Fecteau
Title - &quo;Morning Passage&quo;Artist - Lynn FecteauThis print shows what the artists view looks like from looking out a window at dawn. You can see the ocean just past the beach. In the window are some tropical plants, of which one's leaf is pealing through the framing of the window. The sky has clouds, colored white, with pink, orange, and early morning dark blue shades.
Artist: Lynn Fecteau
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 | Poster of "Summer Breeze" By: Alice Dalton-Brown
Title: "Summer Breeze"Artist: Alice Dalton-BrownHere is a simple print showing a breeze coming through the window, blowing the sheers up jsut so slightly. The sun is reflects though the windown to reveal a shadow on the wall. Just outside the window is an inlet, or lake, or some body of water surrounded by trees. The artist name and title of print are at the bottom in the center in caligraphic writing.
Artist: Alice Dalton-Brown
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 | Poster of "Spring Panel " By: Warren Kimble
Title: "Spring Panel"Artist: Warren KimbleHere is a vertical, panel style print showing am old house, possibly farm house in the rolling country side. There are a few tall trees budding with spring greenery, and things growing in the dirt of the hills. The sky is a pale grey blue, looking like predawn. The artist name is at the bottom in the center.
Artist: Warren Kimble
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 | Poster of "White Cat with Ball" By: Daniel Kessler
Title: "White Cat with Ball"Artist: Daniel KesslerHere is a print of a white cat, in an abstract shape of a square, and a red ball standing together on a floor of a burnt orange color, the wall behind is the same color of feeep burnt orange.
Artist: Daniel Kessler
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 | Poster of "Peace" By: Orah Moore
Title: "peace"Artist: Orah MooreThis is a print showing a long boardwalk on a lake, just dimly lit by what looks like an early 'pre-dawn' morning. There is a think veil of mist hovering baove the waterline of the lake, which is surrounded by hills. At the end of the boardwalk is a wooden lawn chair, and in the water tied near the front of the dock is a small canoe or kayak.
Artist: Orah Moore
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