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Being from Virginia, the South is where I call home. So it is a subject I naturally find myself painting again and again. The Southern landscape offers rounded mountains, beautiful springtime blossoms, winding wetlands and romantic palms. While I love to travel, I'm finding I don't have to go far to find wonderful subjects to paint.

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"Between the Dark and the Daylight" ©Jennifer E. Young Canvas size: 24"x 20" Framed price: $1450.00 This original oil painting is available for sale. Click here to read more about this piece. To purchase , please contact us through this web site, or phone us at 1-877-DIAL ART.
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About the Painting: This painting is of the countryside near Staunton, Virginia. It captures my favorite time of day when the evening sky puts on a brilliant show. The title comes from a poem by Longfellow called “The Children’s Hour” (one of my mother’s favorite and oft quoted poems.)
This painting is offered either unframed or in a gilded frame similar to the one shown here. Other frame styles may be available. Please contact us for more information. Click here to see our packing and shipping rates.		This painting is a versatile size and works well in an entry way over a hall table or console. At left you can see one of the many ways this painting can be displayed. For more ideas on how to hang this piece, click here.

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