Location: United States
Mrs. Gawronski begain painting in 1996. She was impressed by the versatility of acrylics and so she began working in acryics first. She then explored watercolor, oil, and pastel, followed by photography. She has studied art techniques under many talented artists. In 2004 her work in oil was juried into the "Colors of the Season" art show and sale at the
Carnegie Visual Art Center in Decatur Alabama (CVAC). She has been a member of various art leagues and societies. Her motto is : "Creativity On and On." A list of her exhibitions and shows follows:
EXHIBITIONS
ELIZABETH GAWRONSKI, ARTIST
• Carnegie Visual Arts Center, Decatur, Alabama
(CVAC)
• Fayetteville-Lincoln County Art League Show in
Fayetteville, Tennessee
• Monte Sano Art Show and Sale atop Monte Sano
Mountain, Huntsville, Alabama
• Signature 2000 Art League of Madison, Show and
Sale (ALM)
• Signature 2001 Art League of Madison, Show and
Sale (ALM)
• Limelight Series Artist, Month of March, Huntsville
Art League (HAL)
• Edward Jones Lobby Gallery, Huntsville, Alabama
• Madison Street Festival, Madison, Alabama
• Madison Public Library, Madison, Alabama
• Showcase for Artists (Virtual Gallery)
• Artist Colony of Gulf Breeze, Florida 2006 and
2007 Online
International Exhibition (Virtual Gallery)
• Saatchi Gallery Online (Virtual Gallery)
The Huntsville Art League (HAL) Christmas
Boutique, Artist Studios 9 and 17,
3005 L & N Drive, Huntsville, Alabama, USA
Acrylic is a versatile medium and can be a very expressive way to paint and create. The following paintings were created using acrylic.
This is a lovely painting of a flower arrangement.
16 X 20 acrylic painting in bold, bright colors
Acrylic painting that measure 24 inches H, 18 inches W, and .5 of an inch deep. The edges are painted, so framing is optional.
This is an abstract painting that measure 10 inches by 10 inches with a .50 inch depth. Available now.
Nice modern golden frame to enhance this acrylic abstract painting
A large painting of the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee, USA
Oil paintings are very popular and last forever and forever with proper placement and care.
This is a beautiful floral painting any person would love to have in their home or office.
A view of Maine, oil painting is nicely framed in a blue-silver 16 X 20 inch modern frame.
An oil painting of the Japanese Bridege in Huntsville, Alabama, USA.
Watercoor paintings can be very expressive and interesting.
Captured on camera . . . how exciting
A single zennia bloom is captured for all to see.
I've always loved roses.
Animals and Birds represent nature at its finest.
The colors are beautiful on this bird.
Pastel is a wonderful medium and I have created a number of lovely paintings using pastel. The first painting to sell for me was a pastel painting entitled "Mother's Flowers".
All Abstracts in various media (acrylic watercolor, pastel, mixed media)
Basically acrylic, 18 X 24 X 1/2 inch depth
Dimensions: 10 X 10 X 1/2 inch, Edges painted so framing is optional; it has a white painted edge.
This is a collage of watercolor and ribbon on Masa Paper. It is a broken heart themed work of art.
Collage of watercolor, ribbon and glitter.
Watercolor painting
“Calla Lily”
“Mixed Flowers”
“Wind Surfer”
“Rose Petals in the Wind”
“Ebb and Flow of Water”
“Butterfly Wings”
“Smokies”
“Flowers by the Window”
“Maine Lighthouse ”
“Japanese Bridge”
“Private Beach WC on canvas in floater frame”
“Asian Lily in my Garden”
“Pink Zennia”
“A Rose by any other Name”
“Mother Bird”
“House Finch Resting”
“Lonely Tree”
“Rose petals in the wind”
“Ebb and Flow of Water”
“My Achy Breaky Heart”
