Mary Beth Karaus

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<b>Cayenne Pepper</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 10x8 inches<br>$650
Cayenne Pepper

<b>Maine Fishing Vessel</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 30x24 inches<br>$2400
Maine Fishing Vessel

<b>Green Tractor</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 6x8 inches<br>$450
Green Tractor

<b>Long Way from Texas</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 18x20 inches<br>$1800
Long Way from Texas

<b>Red Tractor</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 12x16 inches<br>$950
Red Tractor

<b>Red Hot Chili Peppers</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 10x20 inches<br>$1200
Red Hot Chili Peppers

<b>Gourds with Pumpkin</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 20x30 inches<br>$2000
Gourds with Pumpkin

<b>Tree Reflections</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 24x36 inches<br>$2800
Tree Reflections

<b>Lake Austin</b>, 2011<br>Oil on canvas, 10x8 inches<br>$650
Lake Austin

<b>Habaneros and Onions</b>, 2012<br>Oil on canvas, 36x24 inches<br>$3200
Habaneros and Onions

<b>Red Tomatoes</b><br>Oil on canvas, 12x16<br>$950
Red Tomatoes

<b>Hula Happy Hour</b>, 2010<br>Oil on canvas, 16x12 inches<br>$950
Hula Happy Hour

<b>SUchi Chefs</b>, 2010<br>Oil on canvas, 20x16 inches<br>$1800
SUchi Chefs

<b>Baking Pies</b>, 2010<br>Oil on canvas, 8x10 inches<br>$650
Baking Pies

<b>Boats on the Bay</b><br>Watercolor, 20.5x28.5<br>$1450
Boats on the Bay

<b>Sugar Cookies</b>, 2010<br>Oil on canvas, 12x9 inches<br>$750
Sugar Cookies

<b>Filling Tires</b>, 2009<br>Oil, 10x8 image, 15x13 framed<br>$650
Filling Tires

<b>Red, White and Flow Blue</b>, 2009<br>Oil on canvas, 16x16 inches<br>$950
Red, White and Flow Blue

<b>Oranges and Purple Artichokes</b>, 2008<br>Oil, 12 x 16 image, 18 x 22 framed size<br>$950
Oranges and Purple Artichokes

<b>Persimmons and Kumquats</b><br>Oil on canvas, 12x16<br>$950
Persimmons and Kumquats

Karaus is a graduate of the respected DAAP program of the University of Cincinnati, but her artistic training began years before any formal study. As the daughter of a passionate artist, she was raised with an intrinsic appreciation and understanding of art. A devotee to plein air school of artistic thinking, Karaus first began her career as an artist in watercolors, a form she was drawn to from the teachings of Robert James Foose of the University of Kentucky.

web site: www.marybethkaraus.com/

Mary Beth Karaus