My New Website

Visit my new website: Laura Cunningham Fine Art, at https://lcunningham-art.com

FASO (Fine Art Studio Online) has put together a nice package for artists to show online galleries, portfolios, announce events, and communicate with viewers. I have had many requests over the years to buy my artwork, so I have put together this website where you may purchase original paintings and drawings. I will be selling prints too later this year. 

I will blog about art, natural history, and science on this website as well, and continue to blog here.

Check this website for upcoming events, book talks, and art workshops. 

And sign up there for my Newsletter!

Laura

Tule Lake, oil on cotton rag paper, 7 x 15 inches, 2009.



Comments

  1. essay bestApril 25, 2017 at 3:43 AM

    Thank you for sharing the link of your new website. I will surely visit to see your paintings and art work. I really like to see the art work of Fine arts studio online.

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  2. CitizensLawsFirmMay 1, 2017 at 5:06 AM

    Your work have always impressed me and having new website is good, thank you for sharing the information about your new website.

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