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Upcoming Event: Guest Artist Elicia Burton Showcase at Heermance Memorial Library

Opening Reception on September 12th from 12:00-2:00pm (No Registration Required)

Drop-in to see her newest series titled "Beautiful Coxsackie". Her art will be on display at the library September through November 2026.

Heermance Memorial Library 1 Ely Street, Coxsackie, NY, 12051

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The Wharf
$155.00
Abstract Letter Q
$135.00
Abstract Woman in Pink
$155.00
Abstract in Greens, Blues, Red-Orange, Yellow
$145.00
Impasto Abstract Water
$165.00
Red Landscape and Mountain Range
$165.00
The Couple in the Dark
$185.00
The Vacation
$225.00
Pink Mountain Range
$245.00
Mountain Lake
$155.00
Sky Earth
$125.00
Abstract Orphan Boy
$300.00
Big Red Bird
$285.00
Ghost Dog
$145.00
Cowboy Singer
$155.00
The Ancestors
$165.00
Abstract Mountains Landscape
$145.00
Abstract Sunset Landscape
$155.00
Abstract Waterlilies
$155.00
The Mothership
$385.00
Electric Sex
$285.00
Abstract Chair in Turquoise
$325.00
The Water Flows
$125.00
Autumn Abstract Landscape
$80.00
Abstract Landscape
$80.00
Ancient Marble
$85.00
Abstract Landscape with Bushes and Trees
$80.00
Red Fox
$115.00
Three Boats
$80.00
Abstract Chicken
$75.00
Highly Textured Abstract Chicken
$75.00
She Turned Away
$170.00
If You Were Lying in Tall Grass
$155.00

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Original Paintings by Elicia Burton

When I paint, I have a freedom I have never felt before. I am blooming. I make a painting, I eventually see it as finished, and I go on and make another. The enjoyment and feeling of God's guiding hand on me is so vital to my life. The paintings fill me with excitement, I transcend somehow, I no longer judge my art, I allow it, I'm happy for it, and I share the creation, it is a piece of art. The canvas is out on its merit, it stands as its own painter’s journey, a moving transitional piece of time; the only thing I ask of it “Is it something to go back to? Is it engaging? Surprising? Something to look at again and again?