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by Christopher McKenzie
$40.00
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Our lightweight, microfiber tapestries are available in three different sizes and feature incredible artwork to complement any wall space. Each tapestry has hemmed edges for secure hanging with nails and/or thumbtacks.
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A cold day at the Cedar Point Mill along the Cottonwood River in the Eastern Wooded Hills of Kansas as the first snow of the season falls upon the... more
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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A cold day at the Cedar Point Mill along the Cottonwood River in the Eastern Wooded Hills of Kansas as the first snow of the season falls upon the structure that was originally built in 1875.
As a child I received my love of art from my mother who I watched write poetry, paint with pastels and draw with pencils and charcoal. I followed her by painting with Acrylics and drawing some myself as I went through my teenage years, and I also had a couple of inspiring art teachers in middle school. As an adult I was able to afford a camera and I transitioned to photography. I am based in the Midwest, in a suburb of Kansas City, and although I capture time with my camera primarily as a hobby I take it very seriously. Though most of my work comes from close to home I have also captured quite a few images in other parts of the US from my travels. There are artists, and then there are folks who have a keen eye for art and are able to...
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Marie Neder
It is cold and bleak.....I love it!
Christopher McKenzie replied:
Never heard it put that way before...that is funny. Usually when I stop by here the contrast is way out of control with dark shadows...so I was glad to snag something more useful here.