This oil painting titled Winter on the Greenbrier by Pat Cross now displays in the home of a new collector, thanks to the sales talent of Rebecca Camden of Enchanted Studio Greenbrier. In this painting, winter clads the Greenbrier Hotel in a glistening white and silver cloak while purple shadows cast curious shapes in the snow.
In this original oil painting titled Marilyn Monroe Hibiscus, the colorful petals flair and flow with the beauty and grace of the actress who inspired the piece. Recently, it stirred the heart of a new buyer of Pat Cross art at the Eggplant in the South Hills of Charleston.
The oil painting titled Just the Two of Us by Pat Cross now displays in the Texas home of a new collector, saying that the artwork reminds her of the many walks together outdoors with her husband. She purchased the piece to celebrate their decades together as both lovers and best friends.To view other artworks by Pat Cross of people engaging the outdoors, visit her online gallery at www.patcrossart.com
SOLD! Carnegie Hall staff connected another oil painting by Pat Cross with a collector. The custom framed oil painting titled Twilight on Carnegie Hall shows the contrast between the golden glow of warm sun and the cool purple shadows cast on a blanket of snow. The red brick of Carnegie Hall also grows toasty with the sun, inviting music and art lovers to step inside for a heartwarming experience.
SOLD! This original oil painting by Pat Cross titled Greenbrier Hotel Grandeur sold at Enchanted Studio Greenbrier in the Art Colony Shops at the Greenbrier Resort.
Art by Pat Cross reached a new collector visiting the exhibit Simple Folk at Tamarack Marketplace. The exhibit, Simple Folk, displays in the Gallery at Tamarack Marketplace until November 8, 2025.
SOLD! This original oil painting by Pat Cross titled Greenbrier Springhouse Splendor recently sold at Enchanted Studio Greenbrier in the Art Colony Shops at the Greenbrier Resort.
The original oil painting by Pat Cross titled River Flow Autumn reached a new collector recently who visited the Love Hope Center for the Arts in beautiful Fayetteville, West Virginia.
