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Love Letters To San Francisco
Sue finished this impasto painting in April 2025. The view is from the 4th story balcony of Pasquel's Tower in North Beach. The silver and stainless Steel metallic paint used to depict the sky and water perfectly capture a typical San Francisco afternoon.
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Title: Love Letters to San Francisco
Size: Diptych Total 48" x 102" x 2"
Medium: Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
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Marsh 11
8" x 8" x 0.25" - Acrylic, gesso, colored pencil, graphite, wax art sticks on birch panel
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Marsh 12
8" x 8" x 0.25" - Acrylic, gesso, colored pencil, graphite, wax art sticks on birch panel
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Marsh 8
12" x 9" x 0.25" - Acrylic, gesso, colored pencil, graphite, wax art sticks on birch panel
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Marsh 9
8" x 8" x 0.25" - Acrylic, gesso, colored pencil, graphite, wax art sticks on birch panel
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Marsh Sunrise
14" x 11" x 0.25" - Acrylic, gesso, colored pencil, graphite, wax art sticks on birch panel
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Monet 3D
3D Monet measures 63" x 61". The deepest panel extends from the wall 7".
The reed shapes between the top and bottom panels are made of rusted and painted steel. The lily blossoms are ceramic.
All sides of this piece are painted, continuing the story as you walk around this exciting wall installation.
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Mountain Evening
20" x 28"
Medium: Oil on Stretched Linen
This piece is sold unframed.
Ulrich's achieves an amazing texture in his works. This piece is no exception!
All his work is painting on-site, infusing the feeling of the place into his wonderful paintings.
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Multicolor 4
8" x 10" - Watercolor, colored pencil, graphite on cotton rag paper; mounted archivally on white conservation mountboard