In: Animals, Pastels

Many of Eleanor Dickinson’s models got to know her cats, who wandered around during modeling sessions and occasionally deigned to pose. This piece is a particularly fresh example.  Myeongsuk is the name of the model.  It was unusual for the artist to provide a setting for her models as she does here by presenting the figure in a beach scene. One of a kind artwork.  See the About page for more information on the Art, Shipping and Additional Charges, Paper, and other topics. Please note:  The price ($1,085) is for the item itself,See more details & history

In: Animals, Dream Series

This 1971 depiction of pigs floating in space is a piece of Eleanor Dickinson’s dramatic Dream Series, sharing moments and memories from deep in her mind’s unconscious spaces.  Eleanor Dickinson’s husband Wade sometimes borrowed pigs from the University of California at Davis as models for her Life Drawing classes. One of a kind artwork.  See the About page for more information on the Art, Shipping and Additional Charges, Paper, and other topics Please note:  The price ($895) is for the item itself, with tax. $75 will be added to cover standard shipping, packaging,See more details & history

In: Animals

This 1978 piece shows Nina the cat, one of the many pets Eleanor Dickinson and her family members owned and loved throughout their lifetimes.  Nina had one blue eye and one green and was owned by Eleanor Dickinson’s mother. Eleanor Dickinson often retold the story of one of her first major art projects–when she was a small girl in East Tenessee, when she painted Cinder, her grandmother’s cat, to add some variety to her natural feline colors. One of a kind artwork.  See the About page for more information on the Art, Shipping andSee more details & history