Hockaday Museum of Art - Timeless Miniatures Exhibition

Infinite Treasury
12" X 9"
Oil on cradled panel
It is my pleasure to have 'Infinite Treasury' juried into the Hockaday Museum of Art Timeless Miniatures exhibition. This is one of their annual juried exhibitions where the sales of artwork benefit the Hockaday Museum (Kalispell, MT).
April 23rd, Exhibition Opens,
May 7, 5-7pm Opening Reception, 

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