Mill Valley Figure Scape no. 10 by Ondrea Vicklund nude and white are symmetrically connected

and white are symmetrically connected by an almost invisible line in the pattern

Functions as a modern-day genre painting that transforms a casual backyard gathering into a surreal allegory

they bring a sense of warmth and poetry into any space—an artful nod to love in its most timeless form

by the 18th century

A beautiful coffee table featuring a large brass and glass tray top with a molded serpentine border

Mill Valley Figure Scape no. 10 by Ondrea Vicklund nude and white are symmetrically connected12 1 2" x 9 1 2" Gouache on paper. Born in the woods of Northern Wisconsin and shaped by its wide open quietude, Ondrea Vicklund has always felt the pull to make thingsfirst on her mothers walls, later in galleries, video games, magazines, murals, and design studios. She studied fine art and illustration at the Academy of Art in San Francisco, and spent years creating for others: as an editorial illustrator, concept artist, co founder of a wallpaper