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A Triptych Of Rust Art Print
by Sandra Church
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A Triptych Of Rust art print by Sandra Church. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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I saw this rusty piece of metal bolted to a parking lot in Famington, Michigan while I was waling down Grand River Ave. I'm not sure what was on top... more
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Artist's Description
I saw this rusty piece of metal bolted to a parking lot in Famington, Michigan while I was waling down Grand River Ave. I'm not sure what was on top of it but it was the base to hold something, maybe a light pole. What I like about it is the three rectangles inside a rectangle with the variety of shapes and colors. I like how metal transforms to rust and the way it changes into all kinds of colors.
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About Sandra Church
My name is Sandra L Church (aka Sandy Church) and I'd like to welcome you to my Fine Art America/Pixels website. Here you’ll find a never endings growing, collection of unique drawings, paintings and photography, all of which I hope you enjoy as much as I enjoyed creating them. @Sandra Church. All rights reserved. Copying and/or distributing these images without my permission is strictly prohibited.
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Sandra Church
Thank you Marta!
Sandra Church
Thanks Lev, love your comment! :-)
Lev PALIEV
Good looking rust.
Sandra Church
Thank you RC!
RC DeWinter
Nice find, great detail.
Sandra Church
I know Steve, I like yours too!
Steve Sperry
we have similar taste in photography
Sandra Church
Thank you Terry. I agree and I like how everything sort of blends together after a while. I watched a lot of abandoned houses in Detroit do that for a long time and the more they decayed the more interestesting shapes happened.
Terry Cobb
Nature has her way of reclaiming the earth - love the rusted and flaking metal.