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Viewed: 82 times
A Walk to the Barn
Viewed: 108 times
Abstract
Viewed: 89 times
Blue Mountain Mist - Spring
Viewed: 122 times
Cove Park Sunrise
Viewed: 99 times
Ernie at the Knoxville Zoo
Viewed: 98 times
Hawaiian Princess
Viewed: 65 times
Hayfield
Viewed: 89 times
In the Country
Viewed: 56 times
Jean LaFitte
Viewed: 92 times
Large Ceramic Pitcher and Fruit
Viewed: 105 times
Last of the Hay
Viewed: 116 times
Laurel Creek Falls
Viewed: 95 times
Misty Mountains
Viewed: 80 times
Old Fashioned Autumn
Viewed: 90 times
Painted Mountains
Viewed: 98 times
Peaceful Meadow
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photo by Curt Habraken / The Mountain Press
Al painting "Barn by the Stream" (shown below) in Sevierville, TN
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Barn by the Stream
Viewed: 79 times
Barn by the Stream II
Viewed: 69 times
Barn by the Stream III
Viewed: 63 times
Elkmont Bridge
Viewed: 103 times
Elkmont Bridge - the other side
Viewed: 65 times
Purple Vase with Flowers and Fruit
Viewed: 93 times
Shady Red Barn
Viewed: 103 times
Stuff on the porch
Viewed: 13 times
Summer Sailing
Viewed: 115 times
The Old Mill
Viewed: 64 times
The Stream by the Forest
Viewed: 72 times
Vase, Flowers, and Fruit
Viewed: 91 times
Water Lillies
Viewed: 81 times
Water Lilly
Viewed: 78 times
Wine and Fruit
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TheArtistsWay
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The artist, Al Marcenkus, painting "Ernie", a silver back gorilla at a Knoxville Zoo fund raiser.
Welcome to The Artist's Way.
Browse the images to get a better idea of style and subject. Follow the links to find information on original oil paintings, prints, and photographs, with current prices and availability.
Look for one of my paintings, Jean LaFitte, Corsair, promninantly featured on a billboard in Knoxville, TN at exit 388A off I40. This is a commission piece used as the marketing cornerstone for a chic new restaurant, Bos LaFitte, opening in November 2008, in downtown Knoxville. The restaurant is the proud product of Aaron and Nathan Brown, owners of Unarmed Merchants, downtown Knoxville. Please support these great guys who are loyal supporters of the arts and sponsors of many worthy causes.
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