Clean dry sawdust for sale. Hardwood (ash, beech, maple, birch). Large 75L (20 Gal) bags. Great for garage/shop oils spills, cat litter, farm/animal bedding, trees/plants ground cover. We produce .
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Lovely Birch trees
$45.00
Mississauga / Peel Region
40” Faux White Birch Trees – 6 Available Beautiful and life-like, freestanding with rose gold base (could be changed to any colour). All are in amazing, like new condition. Paid $70 plus tax and .
$239.99
Canada
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Add wow to your walls with this bestselling and captivating framed plexiglass wall art set of 3. Refresh your home with this exciting and inspiring framed plexiglass wall art.
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$40.00
Perth
Oil painting of a group of birch trees in a marsh . Wood frame .
$80.00
Hamilton
Perfect condition decorative birch tree, love the realistic base, has nicer detail than most I have found. I bought a few in different sizes and I am parting with one of these 6 ft trees. Pick up .
$20.00
London
Great art work brand new Home Sense. Large floral red poppy oil on canvas is $20. Kierstead’s birch trees by lake and cabin framed in linen oil like style print $25, 24 inches across by 33 tall. .
$30.00
BLACK FRAMED PICTURE
Burlington
Beautiful picture of birch trees in shades of blue, green, yellow-green , greys. Black frame and fully matted. In excellent condition. 45″W x 35″H
$150.00
Casselman
2.5 lbs = 150$ pick up fall 2022 Wild harvested Chaga from living Birch Trees. Harvested in a remote, healthy, old growth forest in Eastern Canada. CHAGA IS OF THE MOST ANCIENT SUPERFOODS! Chaga .
$25.00
Vic Gibbons “Spring Thaw” Fine Art Giclée
Kingston
Limited Edition by artist Vic Gibbons (1933-2023) “Spring Thaw” Two Raccoons in water by birch trees Numbered with drawing on lower left: 59/450 Signed Lower right “Vic Gibbons” Title on centre: .
$147.99
Vermont Institute of Natural Science
I am so excited to have my work showing at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS) in Quechee, VT. I have always been an admirer of the work they do there. They are known for their rehabilitation of birds who have been injured, so that they can be released back into their natural habitat. The birds that have injuries that prevent them from being released are cared for by loving employees.
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Branching Out – Solo Show
Last Friday at the White River Craft Center, in Randolph, VT I had my first solo gallery show! My 44 original watercolor and pen paintings will be hanging until February 8th.
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New Paintings – Intertwined & Reeds
After a bit of a break I am back at it sketching and painting! These two paintings I am very excited about and love seeing them together. They are both mounted on wood panel and will be framed with oak. The frames are made by the wonderful Alex Drew.
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Michael Souter
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Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Michael moved to South Africa in 1980 to study Fine Art Graphics at Rhodes University, before settling in Cape Town where he has lived since 1984.
Michael is an established designer and illustrator in the Graphic Design industry where he has worked for the past twenty years. He has always realised that this career, although exciting and challenging, does not allow an artist the freedom to exclusively express his own ideas and concepts. Painting on the other hand allows for individual expression.
Michael is continuously searching for subject matter that portrays a positive image of life in Africa without the images becoming romantic. The paintings are a study of life as it is. The portraits are of real life people.
Michael believes that the San rock artists were the greatest of all wildlife painters, because of their absolute understanding of the animals they shared their lives with, being able to describe their characteristics with a few incredible brushstrokes on the rock surface. These paintings found throughout southern Africa have a great spiritual influence on Michael[0x1]s work, his animals are alive with expression and look out from the canvas with a character all of their own. He believes that one important aspect of painting a portrait is expressing the personality of your subject with effective brush work and not over painting with detail.
The focus of his latest works is the South African soccer supporters and the colourful makarabas (hard hats) they wear. The inspiration for his works was drawn from the passion and enthusiasm of the soccer supporters and the unique characteristics of each makaraba. The makarabas are individually handcrafted. Not only do the makarabas reflect the team colours and logo but also the logos of the corporates who sponsor the team. Each makaraba is hand cut, trimmed and hand painted. It takes approximately 4 days to complete a makaraba depending on the complexity of the cut and the intricacy of the paint work.
His love of paint, his mix of colour and his quick confident brushstrokes continue to evolve. Michael is not content with one style and likes to experiment with different painting techniques to find other ways to express his visions.
Kirstenbosch Gallery
The Morgenrood Trust
The Cape Gallery – Annual Wildlife Exhibition 2005-2019
2005 Soccer Expo
Artscape Cape Town
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