Mixed media on paper, 2019
16" width, 20" height
Frame: Silver metal, 7/16" width, 1 7/16 depth
Glass: Anti-Reflective, 70% UV Protection
Image Size: 11" x 14"
Mat Size: 2 1/4" on top and sides, 3" on bottom
White 4 ply cotton (artwork is floated)
Dwelling Series 8, 16" x 20"
Curbside pickup available - during store hours of the Nancy Johns Gallery for times. Please contact the gallery for an appointment.
Free local delivery within Essex County with purchase over $100
Delivery purchase under $100 - within Windsor/Tecumseh/LaSalle $10, County - $20
Shipping outside of Essex County - please contact the Nancy Johns Gallery for details of cost and time. nancy@nancyjohns.com
- Open to Windsor/Essex County only
- 3 month rental = 2% of the retail price of the piece per month, for three months ($10/month minimum)
- 6 month rental = 2% of the retail price of the piece per month, for six months ($10/month minimum)
- Contract with credit card information on file is required upon delivery or pickup of artwork.
- Art rental date begins the day contract is signed.
- You will be notified approximately one week before your art rental is due, at which time you have 2 weeks to decide on purchase or return.
- Your rental fee goes toward the purchase of the artwork.
- Multiple rental fees from pieces by the same artist, can be put toward one final purchase at the end of the rental term.
Refunds are subject to the discretion of the Nancy Johns Gallery. Please contact us to review your specific needs. nancy@nancyjohns.com
As Professor Emerita from the University of Windsor, School of Visual Arts, Susan Gold continues her engagement in culture creation through the downtown studio, one ten park: a working space. She has had solo exhibitions in Canada, the United States, and Europe.
Susan’s work explores the nature of creation and institutional collection and display. She creates mixed media works that speak about our experience with Nature and the way we represent Nature in our living spaces. Her publications, artwork, and activity can be seen at nobelpeaceproject.com.
