More Marina Ceriola Paintings

Marina contacted me Saturday morning - she has paintings for sale! She sent me pictures of 6 paintings, but these are the ones that I had reserved:

Both are oil on canvas, and measures 18" x 24". 

I messaged her today asking when she can pass by the office so I can pay for these already. 

The 2nd painting is a reproduction of The First Mourning by William-Adolphe Bouguereau. 

I had already given a heads up to Frameworks Homefront that I will going to them on Saturday to have these 2 paintings framed - I started researching online as well on Renaissance-style frames, in order to pay homage to Bouguereau. Frameworks was suggesting that I use a silver frame instead of gold, but I'm still partial to gold, what do you guys think? 

Macro of an Apple by Marina Monina Ceriola

The engineering staff were finally able to hang the painting in the office today. When I got in for work, the painting greeted me on the wall by the administrative assistant's wall:

The Waiting Begins

The paintings are waiting to be hung. My AA was so enamoured with the apple painting that she convinced me to display both Ceriolas in area of the assistants instead of my immediate office. 

Now we have so many paintings in the office, even the staff started calling it an art gallery instead of an administration office. The only thing missing are museum labels.

Macro of an Apple by Marina Monina Ceriola

Over the weekend, was able to purchase another painting from Marina Monina, Macro of an Apple.

Its an oil on 30" x 30" canvas. My next project is finding the right frame for it. 

Drapery of Red by Marina Monina Ceriola, Oil on Canvas

Here is the framed product! Proudly hanging on my office's wall. Had to relocate the Jaime Gubaton House Series to the perpendicular wall. I love the frame!