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Nearing the end!

Note that this is a square detail of a rectangular painting, 48 x 60 inches.

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Summer Sparkle found a beautiful new home in Hawaii

Abstract landscape painting | Artist Holly Van Hart | Forest Trees Summer Green Blue Brown

Summer Sparkle
Mixed media painting by Holly Van Hart
In collector’s entryway

Summer Sparkle found a beautiful new home in Hawaii.

This painting had been part of the art exhibition by Slate Contemporary at the Ritz-Carlton in Lake Tahoe. The collector saw this painting while visiting the Ritz-Carlton, and had it shipped home to Hawaii.

Many thanks to the new collector and to Slate Contemporary 🙂

For more pics of paintings installed in collectors’ homes, click here.

Believe the one reason!



New forest painting in the making!Posted here from Instagram.To see something new every day, follow me at https://www.instagram.com/hollyvanhart/



Starting to add the leaves.Want to see pics of paintings hanging in collectors' homes?Click here http://hollyvanhart.com/Installed_Paintings

Autumn Dreams painting



Circling of the Seasons hanging in my living room (48 x 48" painting by HVH, $6500). Would you like to hang it in yours?Email me holly.vanhart@gmail.com.Posted here from Facebook!Friend me at https://www.facebook.com/hollyvanhart and see something new every day

Are there any paintings you would not sell? (Santa Clara Weekly article)

Friends often ask “Are there any paintings you would not sell?” Great question. Yes, there are 4 of them, shown here –

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Photo by Melissa McKenzie

In an interview that took place in my studio, reporter Melissa McKenzie was full of questions about art & life & my Triton Museum of Art solo exhibition. Click here to see the story she featured in the newspaper’s Art & Entertainment section.

If you missed my solo show but would like to take a look, click to see a video walk-through, pics, and the Triton Museum catalog (free).

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