"Colony Series" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - leaf skeletons, Dandelion wishes, Milkweed fluff and Honey Locust thorns

“Social Distancing”

Elizabeth Weber

9.5″h x 12″w x 12″d – leaf skeletons, wool roving, dandelion wishes, honey locust thorns- SOLD

"Here Be Dragons" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 36"h x 72"w - acrylic on canvas abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Here Be Dragons”

"You are the Wind that Carries My Voice" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 28"h x 84"w - oil on canvas abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“You are the Wind that Carries My Voice”

"I Will Always Lean My Heart" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 60"h x 36"w - acrylic on canvas abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“I Will Always Lean My Heart”

"Go to the Limits of Your Longing" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 60"h x 36"w - acrylic on canvas abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Go to the Limits of Your Longing”

"I Saw You Dancing Last Night" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 15"h x 15"w - acrylic on paper abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“I Saw You Dancing Last Night”

"Trying to See Through the Silence" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 12"h x 12"w - acrylic on paper abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Trying to See Through the Silence”

"Shall Give to Their Thoughts the Secret Fire" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 15"h x 15"w - acrylic on paper abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Quiet with Your Silence”

"Shall Give to Their Thoughts the Secret Fire" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 15"h x 15"w - acrylic on paper abstract painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Shall Give to Their Thoughts the Secret Fire”

"Trying to Win Your Glance" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 28"h x 28"w - acrylic on paper painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Trying to Win Your Glance”

"The Force of Your Living" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 72"h x 36"w - acrylic on canvas

Elizabeth Weber

“The Force of Your Living”

"Ripened in Your Sunlight" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 14.5"h x 14.5"w - acrylic on paper painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Ripened in Your Sunlight”

"Sweet-Grown Nectar of Vision" by Elizabeth Weber (c) - 10"h x 10"w - acrylic on paper painting

Elizabeth Weber

“Sweet-Grown Nectar of Vision”