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Landscape Kids T-Shirt featuring the painting Burton's Bay by Carrie Jacobson

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Burton's Bay Kids T-Shirt

Carrie Jacobson

by Carrie Jacobson

$21.00

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Product Details

Our kids t-shirts are made from 100% pre-shrunk cotton and are available in five different sizes.   All kids t-shirts are machine washable.

Design Details

The setting sun lights the tips of the loblolly pines on Burtons Bay, Accomack County, on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

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1 - 2 business days

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Artist's Description

The setting sun lights the tips of the loblolly pines on Burtons Bay, Accomack County, on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

About Carrie Jacobson

Carrie Jacobson

At the age of 50, with no formal training and no previous desire, I began painting. I recognized immediately that I loved it and was good at it - better than I’d ever been at anything. I was working in New York when my mother died of cancer. Broken by her death, and looking for anything that would help me put myself back together, I grabbed onto the idea of painting when it came to me out of the blue one day. Once I started, I recognized that I’d found what I was supposed to do with my life. Six months after my mother died, my boss, who was a dear friend, died. Four months later, the newspaper job I’d thought I would have forever was eliminated. A year later, I began painting full-time, starting with a cross-country trip to paint...

 

$21.00