Fran-Moyer – Page 18 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Kate and Charlie by Fran Moyer (1996). Watercolor (10.5″ x 14″). Private collection. SKU: FM199603

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Charlie by Fran Moyer (1996). Watercolor (14″ x 11″). Private collection. SKU: FM199602

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Thinking About Line by Fran Moyer (1996). Watercolor (14″ x 11″). SKU: FM199601

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Cats Like the Hippie Rug by Fran Moyer (1995). Watercolor (11″ x 14″), Private collection. SKU: FM199503

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Madge on the couch (1996). Photo: Fran Moyer

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Buster in the Garden by Fran Moyer (1997). Watercolor on handmade mushroom paper by Miriam Rice. Private collection. SKU: FM199703

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Sky Water by Fran Moyer (1993). Acrylic on canvas. Private collection. SKU: FM199310

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Dinner at Bobby’s I by Fran Moyer (1993). Acrylic on canvas (30″ x 24″). Private collection.

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The model for Bentwood Chair with Laundry Basket. Photo: Fran Moyer (1991).

FM199102_Bentwood-Chair-with-Oranges_acrylic_Fran-Moyer

Bentwood Chair with Oranges by Fran Moyer (1991). Acrylic. Private collection. SKU: FM199102

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