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In the late 1950’s my grandfather designed these abstract horses and named them ’Orses’. His version was made out of wood and laid out on a framed wood panel. I recently found his pattern and wanted to honor him by using his original pattern. I used acrylic paints and mediums similar to my other raku style work. I spent many hours with him as a child in his woodshop and I know it is where I got my love for making things with my hands. Each of the paintings are on 12” x 24” x 1.5” museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. They are framed in a modern walnut wood “floating frame” (frames are 13” x 25”). They are wired and ready to hang.
In the late 1950’s my grandfather designed these abstract horses and named them ’Orses’. His version was made out of wood and laid out on a framed wood panel. I recently found his pattern and wanted to honor him by using his original pattern. I used acrylic paints and mediums similar to my other raku style work. I spent many hours with him as a child in his woodshop and I know it is where I got my love for making things with my hands. Each of the paintings are on 12” x 24” x 1.5” museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. They are framed in a modern walnut wood “floating frame” (frames are 13” x 25”). They are wired and ready to hang.
In the late 1950’s my grandfather designed these abstract horses and named them ’Orses’. His version was made out of wood and laid out on a framed wood panel. I recently found his pattern and wanted to honor him by using his original pattern. I used acrylic paints and mediums similar to my other raku style work. I spent many hours with him as a child in his woodshop and I know it is where I got my love for making things with my hands. Each of the paintings are on 12” x 24” x 1.5” museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. They are framed in a modern walnut wood “floating frame” (frames are 13” x 25”). They are wired and ready to hang.
In the late 1950’s my grandfather designed these abstract horses and named them ’Orses’. His version was made out of wood and laid out on a framed wood panel. I recently found his pattern and wanted to honor him by using his original pattern. I used acrylic paints and mediums similar to my other raku style work. I spent many hours with him as a child in his woodshop and I know it is where I got my love for making things with my hands. Each of the paintings are on 12” x 24” x 1.5” museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. They are framed in a modern walnut wood “floating frame” (frames are 13” x 25”). They are wired and ready to hang.
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Orses - Framed - Diptych Painting

Deskins Terri

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 26 W x 26 H x 2.5 D in

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In the late 1950’s my grandfather designed these abstract horses and named them ’Orses’. His version was made out of wood and laid out on a framed wood panel. I recently found his pattern and wanted to honor him by using his original pattern. I used acrylic paints and mediums similar to my other raku style work. I spent many hours with him as a child in his woodshop and I know it is where I got my love for making things with my hands. Each of the paintings are on 12” x 24” x 1.5” museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. They are framed in a modern walnut wood “floating frame” (frames are 13” x 25”). They are wired and ready to hang.

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Multi-paneled Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:26 W x 26 H x 2.5 D in

Number of Panels:2

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Terri Deskins is a contemporary and abstract artist. Much of her work includes experimenting with texture that makes you want to touch and explore what is there. She lives in a tranquil beach community in southern California with her husband and their three four-legged babies.

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