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Painter · Born in 1943 - United States

Alix Hallman Travis

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24 Artworks

Dill before Mountain

Watercolor on Paper
31x21in

$700

Golden Orbs

Watercolor on Paper
38x56in

$3,500

Another October Day in the Catskill Mountains

Watercolor on Paper
14x21in

$450

Backyard Garden with Jimson Weed and Scarlet Runner Beans

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
12x12in

$650

Winter Window

Oil on Canvas
30x30in

$1,000

Mirror Image

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
30x23in

$1,500

Tree Roots

Watercolor on Paper
14x21in

$1,000

Railroad Garden

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
57x23in

$3,000

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Sunday Morning

Oil on Canvas
34x54in

$4,000

Garlic Buds in a Vase.

Watercolor on Paper
45x22in

$3,000

Fall Trees before Mountains

Watercolor on Paper
14x10in

$700

Drydock in a Field of Queen Anne's Lace, New Jersey Shore

Watercolor on Paper
21x31in

$700

Cartright Hillside

Watercolor on Paper
21x31in

$700

Sunflowers with Fiesta Ware and Tea

Watercolor on Paper
31x21in

$1,000

Hilltop Cemetery

Watercolor on Paper
21x31in

$700

Sunflowers with Fiesta Ware and Tea

Watercolor on Paper
31x21in

$800

Amaryllis

Watercolor on Paper
21x31in

$1,000

Basking in the Glow of Monet

Oil on Canvas
22x36in

$1,000

Little Black Dresses

Oil on Canvas
20x30in

$800

Chatting over the Back Fence

Oil on Canvas
40x30in

$2,000

Morning Coffee Club

Oil on Canvas
30x40in

$1,200

Weeds before Mountains

Watercolor on Paper
21x31in

$700

Snowey Night Illuminated by Street Light

Watercolor on Paper
24x24in

$1,000

Memories of France

Oil on Canvas
50x25in

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Alix Hallman Travis

United States

Credentials

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Alix Hallman Travis is a painter with a background of formal study at the Cleveland Institute of Art and the Art Students League in New York, working primarily in watercolors and oils. She employs loose, expressive brushwork in watercolor and bold palette knife techniques with oils, preferring whimsy and vibrant, imaginative compositions over strict realism. Her work joyfully captures the life of local communities, radiating optimism and happiness through her signature use of radiant yellows, aiming to evoke the same delight and warmth she feels about the world around her.

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