Sunday, 3 April 2011

Christine Hales Artwork

Hello Friends, Family,  and Collectors:

As part of our fund raising for our mission here in the UK, I am offering some of my paintings on auction at Ebay.  These are all oil on paper paintings which were done when I had my loft in NYC.  They are part of a much larger collection of others in the same series so if you wanted similar ones in a series, that is possible.

We thought it would be fun to put them on Ebay and give you all a different way to contribute to our ministry here - one that gives you something tangible in return!

so, here are the listings - just click on them and you should see everything.
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