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This impressionist floral painting was named, “Tuscan Jug”.
It was sold to a collector in Slingerlands, New York, earlier this year.
“Urban Fiction” was sold to a collector in Pasadena, California.
“City of Sweet Success”, a large impressionist cityscape painting by Tatiana Iliina.
The painting turned out to be aptly named, for it was sold to a collector in Seoul, South Korea.
“Copper Canteen” was sold to a collector in Houston, Texas.
“Flight of the Dove” was sold to a collector in Ames, Iowa.
“Flower Power” was sold to a collector in Vancleave, Mississippi.
“Gold of the Pharaohs” is an abstract painting done in Tatiana’s unmistakable style, using metallic gold paint, to create a unique canvas of interesting texture.
Tatiana was proud to sell this painting to a collector in Decatur, Illinois, pictured below.
“By Trail” was sold to a collector in Calgary, Alberta.
“Sizzle & Drizzle” was sold to a collector in 150 Mile House, British Columbia.
A painting that evokes a feeling of hope.
“Bright New Day” was sold to a collector in Walnut Creek, California.
