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"Let the Sun Shine In" #4 - Sunflower Painting by Niki Gulley

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"Let the Sun Shine In" #4 ©2022 Niki Gulley
11" x 14" Textured Oil Painting on 3/4" Stretched Canvas 
Painting continues around the edges so that it can be hung without a frame.

Once more sunflowers are the vibrant burst of joy that are continuing to bring happiness into my day. I love going by the window and seeing them in the backyard to greet me. It is almost like they are smiling and waving to me.

If you'd like to see this painting and more of my contemporary florals and palette knife landscape paintings, please stop by my exhibit at Southlake's Art in the Square this weekend.

Art in the Square
Booth #SN2D
Southlake, TX
April 22 (Friday) 4pm – 9pm
April 23 (Saturday) 10am – 9pm
April 24 (Sunday) 11am – 6pm


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