Grand Prix #2In celebration of Denver's illustrious Grand Prix history, this second piece illustrates Carrie's emerging expertise in working with diluted acrylic (which simulates watercolor) on paper. Paper is gauged by its weight (in pounds, a higher number equals a heavier weight) and press type (hot is smooth, whereas cold has more texture). This watercolor on 300 pound cold press archival paper is the newest release from the vault, especially for the BIG

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this piece creates a bold statement in any interior design concept

this iconic skier is in a traditional tuck position racing down the slopes

Each piece is numbered and signed by Carrie

which gives the canvas the appearance of "floating" within the elegant matte black frame

More than 40 artists are included who reflect the tremendous diversity

A gentle call and this beauty is happy to walk toward you - head slightly dropped and ears up shows an easy affection

and deep blue background is sure to command the respect from all viewers

This one-of-a-kind piece from the very beginning of Carrie's illustrious career (1995

"Wall Street" oozes the sophistication of the world's preeminent money factory and the City of New York's known class and style

and smell –scent holds the greatest capacity to transcend time and recall memories

Riding side-by-side