Charley Brindley Checkpoint Charley. November 9, 1989, the day the Berlin Wall came down 36x54in 610 $
Charley Brindley “Goodbye, father.” On December 8th, 1941, the day after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Samuel Richardson leaves his daughter, Amanda, to report to the U.S. Marine basic training base at Parris Island, South Carolina 32x48in 590 $
Charley Brindley After a thousand years of hibernation, the swamp tree emerges from the primeval muck and mire 32x48in 710 $
Charley Brindley Smokey Mountain home, 1882. The Smokey Mountains of eastern America got their name from the Native American Cherokee people who called the mountains “Shaconage” meaning “place of the blue smoke.” The blue mist has always floated around the peaks of these 36x54in 600 $
Charley Brindley Mont Blanc Massif in the Alps, straddling parts of France, Italy, and Switzerland 32x48in 710 $
Charley Brindley Putin, the last woolly mammoth, died on the Russian island Wrangel around 1952 BCE. Some scientists suggest one of the reasons for his demise was isolation 32x48in 650 $
Charley Brindley Preparing for her audition at Juilliard in New York City, Madeleine finds a quiet path in the woods with only the trees for an audience and Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Flowers playing in her head, where she practices her ballet until the sun sinks and the 54x44in 660 $
Charley Brindley Table Rock Falls in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia, above the Shenandoah River 36x54in 1.330 $
Francis Meslet Les barons de l'acier - Centrale électrique abandonnée, ex RDA, 2046 - (Papier Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl, 285g/m2). 16x24in 560 $
El Pop surrealista Ortega Serie: Teatros de la Democracia. Título: Cocaína para Isabel la Católica - formato XXL - Pop surrealismo 46x87in 5.610 $
Charley Brindley There is a place where flowers and butterflies live in quiet harmony, a place where no man has ever interfered. May it always be so 32x48in 710 $
Charley Brindley Samara, a six-day-old fawn of the genus Odocoileus virginianus, the Virginia deer of North America 32x48in 690 $
Charley Brindley Bathe before hunting. A deer’s vision is 3 times less clear than the hunter’s, however, her hearing and sense of smell are much greater, especially her ability to detect the direction of a sound by use of her large ears that are able to rotate independent 32x48in 700 $
Charley Brindley Sister-warriors on opposite sides of the revolution, face each other in a standoff 27x48in 1.330 $
Charley Brindley Japanese Princess Kishi on her stallion, Silver Racer. She was a Waka poet born in 929, during the middle Heian period. Before she became consort to Emperor Murakami, she served as Ise Priestess 32x48in 1.950 $
Charley Brindley In the Medieval legend of Saint George, he confronts a dragon on the River Severn, just below what is now the village of Uffington, Oxfordshire, England. He used the lance known as Ascalon it kill the dragon and save the life of the princess Sabra. 32x54in 770 $
Charley Brindley Three panel triptych of the vixen at night. She is a silent, deadly huntress. Stealthy and quick—the lady fox has 3 hungry kits waiting in the den for her return. Each of the 3 panels measure 34 inches high by 36 inches wide 34x108in 860 $