Fine Art Images
by Suzanne L. Adams

Hummingbird Paintings
From Backyard Gardens and Nearby Meadows
 

"A Ruby in the Thistle"

soft pastels
(original sold)



 
 
 

Story
     This soft pastel painting was inspired by my memories of the thistle wildflowers that grow throughout the meadows in the Irish Hills of Michigan.  The bumble bee, busy gathering pollen on a thistle flower top, shows how small the ruby-throat really is.  When I was a young child, I caught a ruby-throat in my hands while wandering in my grandma's garden.  I thought I was catching a moth or dragonfly, but when I opened my hands to see what I had, the tiny bird swiftly hastened away.  This vision remains in my mind, even to this day.   -Suzanne

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    "A Ruby in the Thistle" won an Honorable Mention Award at the
United Pastelists of America's 1st Annual Festival of Flowers International
Fine Art Show in  New York (judge: Rebecca Horsewood, London, England).
 

Limited Edition Print

Signed and Numbered in pencil in an edition size of 280.
Image size:  16"x20" (includes 1 1/2" white border).
Printed on heavy weight lustro-saxony archival paper.
Comes with story and certificate of authenticity.
$85

Includes shipping and handling


 

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More Hummingbird Paintings by Suzanne
"Foxglove Trio" / "Oriental Hummer" / "Jasmine Hummer 1" / "Jasmine Hummer 2" / "Wildflower Hummers" /

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