View in person Thurs. April 5th and Fri. 6th 12-6:00 and Sat. 7th 12-8:30 at the C Street Hall Gallery, 208 C St, Eureka
The auction has concluded-work below that is not sold may still be available for purchase. Contact us for more information on any piece.
"Youth"
Monotype 22 x 17"
$300
Donation 30%
email us to purchase r.case@suddenlink.net
Learn more about Patricia on her website
John King"Flying Calypso"
13x18x8
$450
Life could have crawled out of the dark muck and evolved into the many different forms of life now around us. Or perhaps it was brought down from space in the suitcase of a merchant traveling between different worlds. The atoms that make up everything in the universe came from the surrounding stars that blew away fragments and dust that swirled into planet forming eddies. The wonderful thing is that everything in our existence, from rocks to plants are made up of the same type of atoms, they are just arranged in different ways. I like this view of the universe. It is what I think about while I am working on art.
"Raven Table," 2011
Cast concrete, copper and glass
24x32x16.5
$2400
50% donationCast concrete, copper and glass
24x32x16.5
$2400
See more of John's work johnkingartist.com
Blake Ritter
"Traditional Origami Lobster"
5"x5" folded from one paper.
$45
20% donation
Janet Domino
"Tigress"
Porcelain bowl 8.5 x 2 " deep
Hand painted with underglazes, cone 10 fired. If you are interested in this bowl, we can email you a photo after its final firing in about a week.
$150
25% donation
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Linda Wise
"Throne Out"
welded recycled metal chair
Retail value $475
sold
40% donation
detail
Learn more about Linda's work on her website
"Crouching Kallipygos"
30"x 24" framed pastel on colored paper
$950
Donation 50%
Learn more about Iris' work www.claireirisschencke.com
"Tiger Stripes"
12x22 oil on panel
30% donation
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"Tiger's Path"
9x9" oil on panel
$360
Donation 20%
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Rachel Schlueter
"Jungle Boogie"
8x8" oil on panel
$340
Donation 20%
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"Tiger's Gaze"
9x12" oil on panel
$450
Donation 20%
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"Ethiopian Wolves" 2007-2012
20x24 acrylic on canvas
$3000
Donation 20%
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Welcome to our auction for Panthera.org. Bids may be made by email or in person in early April at the C Street Hall Gallery, 208 C Street, Eureka, California. Close of bidding is Saturday, April 7th at 8:30pm. Successful bidders may pay by check or Paypal. We are happy to ship work.
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"Garden Sentinel"
10 x 10 oil
$500
50% donation
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"I'm a landscape painter working in oils, living on the North Coast of California. I enjoy painting in gardens when I get the opportunity, and particularly like to include pots and statuary in the painting. I painted this piece in my own small flower garden, and included my garden statue of St. Francis. More information about me and images of my paintings can be seen on my web site: kathyoleary.com, and my blog: kathyolearyart.blogspot.com"
"Leopard"
Mixed-Media
24 x24" on 2 inch cradled panel
$495
40% donation
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I enjoy painting modern, colorful interpretations of nature. I’m inspired by my daily walks and the changes I observe from day to day. The birds, trees, plants, light and color that I see emerge later in the paintings I create. I am influenced by textile design, the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds, optical illusions, and the changing of the seasons. I use watercolor and acrylic paint, combining collage and texture with abstract forms and patterns. I also create monotypes when I have access to a printing press. Each painting or print has multiple layers of color to heighten contrasts and create an inner glow. I am inspired by the forms and patterns in my garden, my family and my pets- bits and pieces of my everyday life combining themselves in unique forms.
See more of Linnea's work on her website linneatobias.com
"Oroborous Swirl," mixed media
8" x 8"
$180
Donation 50%
My art is about the amazing way that animals tap into the universal energy and teach us that simplicity.
Learn more about Libby here
Panthera’s mission is to ensure the survival of the world’s largest and most endangered cats through global conservation action. Panthera works with governments and local populations to set aside reserves and corridors for travel between. They are promoting a future in which wild cat species have the necessary and ongoing protection from human and environmental threats to persist and thrive in the wild. Read more on their website Panthera.org. We can save the tiger.
Jim McVicker
"Loleta Cow"
7x10 3/4 oil on paper
$600
Donation 30%
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McVicker paints his landscapes directly on site in Eureka and the Loleta Valley. Writing in a catalogue essay, poet Bill Mohr observes: "No artist masters the unseen, but McVicker's portrayal of its strength in our existence is reassuring to those who wish to persist in search of hidden meanings, hidden proofs."
The self-taught artist has shown nationally and throughout California. In 1999 he completed a large mural commission in the Dining Room at the San Francisco Civic Center Courthouse. His work has been featured in Art & Antiques, Art of California, American Artist magazine and in the book, The Artist and the American Landscape (First Glance Books, 1998).
Sara Starr
"Three Tigers"
Retail value $250
sold
Donation 20%
This high-fire tile is 6” by 8”, fired to Cone 10, and is suitable for outdoor installation or for kitchens and baths."This tiger tile is influenced by a recent visit I made to the Fairmont Hotel’s Cirque Room. The first bar to open in
Sara has created commissioned work, such as kitchen murals, for homes, and art for Sequoia Park Zoo and other public spaces.
Contact Sara:Phone 707-444-3646, email SaraStarrArt@gmail.com
Sara Starr
"Tiger Love"
8x6"
High-fire ceramic art tile
Suitable for wet or outdoor installation.
Retail value $300
sold
20% donation
High-Fire Styles Tiles
by Sara Starr
by Sara Starr
Sara’s tile works draw from her background as a painter. She first paints designs to define areas on her tiles using a wax-resist technique called “cuerda seca,” which originated in 15th-century Spain. She then pours glazes to create distinct shapes. Her finished works often reflect the natural environment of Humboldt County – redwood trees, shore birds, and wildflowers are recurrent themes.
“Because of my lifelong love of felines (large and small), I am thrilled to be part of the Tiger! Auction for Panthera.org. This tile reflects a mother’s love for her cub and gives me hope that tigers will retain the habitat to continue to rear their young.”
Love of color is reflected in the vibrant glazes she achieves with selected glazes for high-fire tiles. All work is fired to Cone 10 and is suitable for outdoor installation or for kitchens and baths.
She has created commissioned work, such as kitchen murals, for homes, and art for Sequoia Park Zoo and other public spaces.
Ralphie Hendrix"Wary"8 X 8 pastelmatted and set in a dark mottled frame.Retail value $200sold40% donationRalphie Hendrix"In Their Element," dry pastel
7-1/4 X 5-1/4 matted and set in 12 X 8 black wood frame$150
Donation 40%See more of Ralphie's work, and some other wonderful painters lostcoastdailypainters.blogspot.com
Ralphie Hendrix"Young Blue Heron", framed in black wood 12 X 8 matted. Image 7.5 X 5.5 dry pastel$200
Donation 40%contact us to purchase
I was in San Diego attending my granddaughter's graduation. We were there for a few days. While visiting and sight seeing, we were walking along the beach and lo and behold, this young Great Blue flew in and started hunting for lunch. He wasn't afraid of us so we figured this was one of his favorite spots for sand crabs amongst the rocks.Susan Cooper
"Soaring"11 x 14" oil on canvas, in black plein air frame$300I came from a long line of bodacious, bawdy Southern women who considered creativityself-indulgent and introspection peculiar. Breaking tradition, my idea of a rip-roaring time is communing with trees, kneeling in earth, hearing the song of marsh frogs as a holy choir. These days I have become so enamored with creativity that I want my doormat to read : I love you, now go away. I often consider food on a plate so visually sensuous that I can’t decide whether to paint it or eat it.
Roberta Heidt-Preble
"Tiger" gouache and wax on paper 17 x 11"$125100% donationcontact us to purchase
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