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FM199530_Questions_watercolor_9x12_Fran-Moyer

Questions by Fran Moyer (1995). Watercolor (9″ x 12″). Private collection.

FM198912_Questions_ink_9x12_Fran-Moyer_frame

Questions by Fran Moyer (1989). Watercolor (9″ x 12″). SKU: FM198912

FM198105_Tippytoes_watercolor_5x7_Fran-Moyer_frame

Tippytoes by Fran Moyer (1981). Watercolor (5″ x 7″). SKU: FM198105

FM198013_Let-Sleeping-Cats-Lie_on-reverse_Dancing-with-Cats-III_water-color_Fran-Moyer-2

Let Sleeping Cats Lie by Fran Moyer (1980). On reverse: Dancing with Cats III. Watercolor. SKU: FM198012

FM198829_The-Home-Woods-I_Shadows_acrylic_14.5×21.5_Fran-Moyer

The Home Woods I: Shadows by Fran Moyer (1988). Acrylic (14.5″ x 21.5″). SKU: FM198820

FM199510_Home-Woods-II_Shadows_acrylicFran-Moyer

The Home Woods II: Shadows by Fran Moyer (1988). Acrylic. SKU: FM199510

FM1953_Sculpture_Richmond-Art-Center_ink_Fran-Moyer_frame_450

Poster for Fran Moyer’s solo sculpture show at the Richmond Art Center, August 22 – September 12, 1953. Fracas (welded steel) is pictured.

2002_Retrospective_Mendocino-Art-Center_Fran-Moyer_frame

2002_Retrospective_Mendocino-Art-Center_Fran-Moyer_450_frame

1991-03-08_Chairs_Puddles_Paths_frame_400

Poster for the March 1991 solo show of Fran Moyer’s new paintings at the Mendocino Art Center Showcase Gallery.

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