Greeting Card Box #3:  of my most recent paintings.  5 for $15.  A splendid and original gift with a framed print of one of the paintings therein! 
Combination Gift:  $100.  (save $15.)  Note:  These cards are suitable for framing.
Please stipulate which print you want:  (from left)  Peony #1, Lavender at La Paix, Bathtub in the Garden at La Paix #10 (see larger below), La Paix Woods in Winter, Bathtub in the Garden #11 with Kate and Helen, former apprentices.

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 Note Cards Series # 1, Beverly Sills Iris #1, #2, #3, Lily #1, Wisteria and Torma in the Garden #1 Copyrighted 2007

$15. for Packaged Cards suitable for framing:  Click Here

Prints:  Matted: 9x12 and 11x14 $100. Click Here

Prints:  on Canvas $150.  Click Here

Series # 2: Bathtubs in the Garden at La Paix:  Bathtub # 4 and # 10

Bathtub in the Garden # 11 with former apprentices Kate Walsh Johnson
and Helen Caldwell.

Bathtub in the Garden #1

Bathtub in the Garden #2

Bathtub in the Garden #3

Bathtub in the Garden #5

Bathtub in the Garden #9

Note Card Series #2:  Bathtubs in the Garden at La Paix Herb Farm
5 assorted cards as above, suitable for framing $15. Click Here
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Bathtub in the Garden #3:  9 x 12 matted print:  $100.
 9 x 12 printed canvas:  $150.
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Original art by Myra Bonhage-Hale 
Copyright September 2007

The Supplicant (Red Oak Down at La Paix Dec. 2008) Honorable Mention at Sustainable Fair 2009 Juried Art Show Stonewall Resort, Roanoke WV.  This is a triplicate painted on smaller canvasses when I was too ill to paint the larger canvas this winter of 2009.  The two bottom canvasses are at right angles to the canvas of the roots of trunk so that the viewer sees the painting as if he/she was standing on the ground looking toward the fallen oak.  I believe nature is sentient.  Two months after its fall, the members of the Lewis County Concerned Citizens (against PATH - a huge transmission line) stood in front of the trunk which makes a bridge over the creek.  Leaning against the trunk, one can still feel the life surging back and forth in the fallen tree.  We are recycling it to make benches and tables, delineate woodland paths.  It is the least we can do for the mighty oak that has fallen.  Myra Bonhage-Hale, Steward of La Paix

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