Showing 6 artworks with Mary Agnes Yerkes and with artwork date before 1982 and with artwork date after 1972
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Mary Agnes Yerkes
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-1982
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1972+
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- Mary Agnes Yerkes
- American West Art
- Impressionist Painting
- Earthy Color Palette
- Stone Ruins Artwork
- River Scene Artwork
- “Brushstroke Art”
- “Atmospheric Perspective”
- “American Painter”
- “Peter Iredale Wreck”
- “Marine Painting”
- 1973 Painting
- Pastel Landscape Art
- “Landscape Painting”
- Vintage Painting
- “Blue Ocean Art”
- "Phantom Ship Artwork"
- “1980S Art”
- Twilight Seascape
- Atmospheric Perspective
- “Decay Art”
- American Landscapes
- Cliff Palace Painting
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Native American Art
- Ancient Architecture
- Art For Sale
- Oil Painting 1980
- Landscape Art
- “Nature’S Power”
- Southwestern Art
- Vintage Western Art
- “Coastal Landscape”
- Ocean Artwork”
- “Serene Landscape”
- “Texture Impressionism”
- Textured Painting
- Rocky Island Scene
- Impressionist Landscape
- Shipwreck Art
- Nature Landscape Art
- Pale Blue Sky”
- Cliff Palace Design
- Serene Landscape
- Plein Air Painting
- “Oil Painting”
- Desert Landscape Art
- “Dramatic Seascape”
- “Vintage Art”
- “Nature Painting”
Explore Mary Agnes Yerkes’ "No One Can Take These Views From Me" – an impressionistic landscape painting of a serene river scene. Discover its rich textures & evocative atmosphere.
Explore 'Phantom Ship' by Mary Agnes Yerkes – a serene 1980 landscape painting showcasing Impressionist brushwork & rugged rock formations. Discover American West art.
Mary Agnes Yerkes’ "Wreck of Peter Iredale" captures a dramatic shipwreck in twilight hues. An Impressionistic oil painting showcasing nature's power & decay, perfect for art lovers.
Explore Mary Agnes Yerkes’ ‘Cliff Palace,’ a captivating pastel landscape of weathered stone structures & Native American ruins. Impressionistic beauty meets archaeological intrigue.