Water Street Seafood Painting by Susan Richardson

Water Street Seafood

by Susan Richardson

Canvas Print

$74

Framed Print

$92

Art Print

$24

Poster

$24

Metal Print

$80

Acrylic Print

$88

Wood Print

$60

Throw Pillow

$49

Tote Bag

$49

Greeting Card

$4.95

Men's Clothing

$41

Women's Clothing

$41

Youth Clothing

$37

Toddler Clothing

$35

Baby Clothing

$39

Original - Sold

Price

$375

Dimensions

12.000 x 9.000 inches

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Title

Water Street Seafood

Artist

Susan Richardson

Medium

Painting - Oil On Canvas

Description

Apalachicola Museum of Art..Solo Exhibit
Honorable Mention, Atlanta Artists Center Plein Air Show, August 2012
This old oyster shucking house has not been active for years, I believe it was damaged by a tornado some years ago. It is still part of Water Street Seafood, one of the largest seafood wholesalers in our area. These buildings are right on Scipio Creek, Apalachicola. This plein air painting was made standing on the rickety dock which serves as the shrimp shell dump point. Please visit me on facebook susan l richardson

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May 30th, 2012

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Comments (9)

Ukrainian Artists

Excellent! Congratulations on your sale, Susan!

Christy Usilton

I so love old Florida - this is a wonderful painting. vf

AnnaJo Vahle

Absolutely enjoy visiting your gallery, Susan. I sometimes go through your area and easily see the charm of it all. You captured the humidity and the quiet beauty. Looks like a great place to paint. f/v

Scott Kingery

Beautiful colors, great atmosphere.

Susan Richardson replied:

Thankyou so much Scott.

Bakhtiar Umataliev

Like the way you captured the light - very atmospheric work

Susan Richardson replied:

Thankyou so much Bakhtiar.

Susan Richardson

Thankyou so much Warren, RC and Joan. I have a confession. When I submitted this to the AAC for the Plein Air show, it was pointed out in the judges comments that I needed to finish the right side of the roof! I've done that, but have to reshoot.