Flowers
Found in 18 Collections and/or Records:
A Self-Portrait of Peggy Feldman, 1992 October
A self-portrait of Peggy Feldman done in pencil. The drawing is based on a photo of Peggy and Burton.
Painting of a Flower, circa 1990-2000
A small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of a pink and purple flower.
Painting of a Group of Flowers and Plants, circa 1992 October
A photograph of a small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of a bundle of flowers and plants.
Painting of a Group of Flowers and Plants, circa 1992 October
A photograph of a small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of a bundle of flowers and plants.
Painting of a Monk With a Cauldron Before a Blooming Tree, 1992 October
A photograph of a small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of a figure dressed as a monk. He is standing in front of a cauldron and in front of a small white and gold tower with a tree full of pink and white blossoms above him. He holds what looks like a golden gardening trowel in his right hand.
Painting of a Multicolored Flower, circa 1990-2000
A photograph of a small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of a multicolored flower.
Painting of a Vase of Flowers, circa 1990-2000
A small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of a bunch of yellow and red flowers in a blue vase sitting on a purple table.
Painting of a Woman's Face in Flowers and Fruit, circa 1992 October
A photograph of a small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of a woman's face surrounded by fruits and flowers and other plants.
Painting of an Abstract Face, 1992 October
A photograph of a small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The painting is of an abstract face made up mostly of animals. On the back of the photo is a stiff backing attached to make the photo into a postcard.
Painting of Flowers in a Blue Basket, circa 1985-2000
A small painting done by Peggy Feldman on a Post-It note. The Post-It was then attached to larger piece of paper.