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Catherine Avery St. Jean shares her collection of Haiku poetry about St. Augustine, the oldest city in America. In this second work of the Modern Haiku series, St. Jean seeks to help tourists and remind natives to understand our beautiful town -- with each poem pointing out something special to discover. Haiku is a type of short poetry originally from Japan. It is written in three lines consisting of 17 syllables total and a 5, 7, and 5 syllable count.$7.00 Buy now -
$25.00 Buy nowBook by Jennifer Jordan (8.5 in. x 11 in.)
"My second book of the series, Veggin in St. Augustine featuring vegetarian recipes from local restaurants, bed and breakfasts, food trucks and historic recipes. The book was created entirely by myself, the photography, writing, design and layout." Artwork purchased online may be picked up at the St. Augustine Art Association (22 Marine Street) on or after December 30 during regular gallery hours (Tuesday through Sunday, 12:00 - 4:00pm) or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
Catherine Avery St. Jean shares her collection of Haiku poetry about various artists. With a total of 50 different artists featured, these modern haikus explore and introduce significant individuals who have, in some way or another, exhibited exceptional skill. Haiku is a type of short poetry originally from Japan. It is written in three lines consisting of 17 syllables total and a 5, 7, and 5 syllable count.$7.00 Buy now -
The Lincolnville neighborhood, just south of downtown St. Augustine, comes alive through artist Rosamond Parrish's colorful paintings. Her descriptions of early black history through Flagler-era development, prominent 1960s Civil Rights activities and present-day popularity as a place to call home tell of a beautiful, vibrant and evolving neighborhood. Residents and visitors alike have discovered that Parrish's book, "Lincolnville, A Sketchbook Journal of St. Augustine's Historic Neighborhood" have given them a new appreciation of this long-neglected gem in the Oldest City.$25.00 Buy now -
Bernard Springsteel shares his joy of art alongside his wide collection of watercolor and oil paintings. A former Art Director for magazine and book publications, Bernard Springsteel has had a rewarding and successful, creative career in the arts involving artists and photographers. Watercolors, sculpture and drawing have been a steady diet, though, for the past 35 years. His paintings are now in collections, namely: The Suffolk County Historical Society, The Bridgehampton Museum, The Brooklyn Historical Society and in private collections.$15.00 Buy now -
"If you have to write something about me, just say that I loved painting. I loved flying, and I loved ladies, but not necessarily in that order." -- Courtenay Hunt Written by art historian Wayne W. Wood, this richly illustrated book chronicles the colorful life of artist and aviator Courtenay Hunt, who captured the characters and coastal landscape of Northeast Florida during his long career. His works include portraits, still lifes, and sprawling landscapes -- with a color palette that often explored deep and vivid shades. This book was published on the occasion of the St. Augustine Art Association’s 90th Anniversary and one-year anniversary of Hunt’s death.$20.00 Buy now -
Bernard Springsteel shares his joy of art alongside his wide collection of figure drawings A former Art Director for magazine and book publications, Bernard Springsteel has had a rewarding and successful, creative career in the arts involving artists and photographers. Watercolors, sculpture and drawing have been a steady diet, though, for the past 35 years. His paintings are now in collections, namely: The Suffolk County Historical Society, The Bridgehampton Museum, The Brooklyn Historical Society and in private collections.$15.00 Buy now -
Through the use of watercolor, black and white drawings, and evocative, informative text, “St. Augustine: A Sketchbook” takes the reader on a journey through the historical neighborhoods with stops at landmarks and other points of interest. St. Augustine, Florida, is the oldest continuously occupied settlement of European origin in the United States, founded in 1565. This book is an artistic celebration of the city’s famous Spanish-style architecture as well as the Mediterranean Revival and British Colonial. Beyond the famous architecture, Rosamond Parrish captures the personalities and wildlife of St. Augustine through her delicate work and loving eye.$25.00 Buy now