. IAN . HUNTER

Parkersburg, West Virginia

Established in 1862, [Sumner School] was the first school for Black children in the state and the first free school for Black students south of the Mason-Dixon line. Founded during the Civil War to provide education despite illegal status and danger, it was named after abolitionist Senator Charles Sumner. Source: Zinn Education Project

The Peter G. Van Winkle house, built in 1833 Parkesburg, WV

acrylic on board 10” x 10”

22” x 30” original watercolor

Framed 11 x 14 original paintings of Montauk Daisies

22” x 30”

wind in the atmosphere

Montauk Daisies

So here are all three of my jet trail/ floating daisy series. They are in 11” x 14” in. natural wood frames with glass, fitted with curved mats.

Jet trail over daisy field

Chemtrail Daisies

Another trilogy of floating daisies completed.

custom size

Floating Daisies

Floating Daisies

Floating Daisies