MOBILE PUBLIC LIBRARY has recently been expanded. This is one of my very affordable 5x7 paintings that can be found on my web page. #63 #http://www.deraldeastmanfinearts.com/

NUMBER 62 is a larger version of Miss Berry's former home that has disappeared forever. Just one of many old Mobile homes that have been lost to progress. This somewhat abstract 24x24 painting on stretched canvas of the front yard of this old Mobile home is currently for sale at Cathedral Square Gallery.

ALBRIGHT&WOOD DRUGS & SODA was on the corner of Broad and Government around 1930. The lot has undergone many changes since that time. This 5x7 is number 61 and can be found in the affordable painting collection on my web page.

MINGE FLOREST ON GOVERNMENT Ms. Minge moved her Florist Business from Conception St due to recently installed parking meters. Not long after her move to Government Street the city also installed parking meeting in front of her business. # 60 is 5x7 and additional information can be found on my web site at http://www.deraldeastman.com/

652 GOVERNMENT STREET #59 was the home of Sigmund Haas and is another of my 5x7 affordable Mobile Alabama paintings.

OAKLEIGH-2 second painting of this very famous Mobile landmark is in my small very affordable collection. Number 58 is a 5x7 acrylic on canvas panel.

SUN UP IN MAINE A 16 x 20 acrylic on arches painting from one of our vacation trips to the northeast. This was a small fishing cove near Ogunquit. I enjoy the lighting in the early morning and late afternoon when the sun is low. #56

SMALL HOME IN HISTORIC DISTRICT at 200 N Conception is a 5x7 Acrylic on Canvas. Number 54 is listed on my web page in the small affordable collections.

MAINE SEASCAPE subject is from one of our trips to the northeast. 11 by 30 watercolor is on Arches Watercolor paper and is number #55. Additional information can be found on my web page. http://www.deraldeastman.com/.

WENZELS GENERAL STORE on Chicago Avenue in Foley Alabama was the inspiration for this 5x7 acrylic painting. I find painting old historic subjects most interesting. Digging through old historic documents and files I have found many wonderful subjects. #53

CONNECTING RESTORED HOMES just around the corner from 200 N. Conception Street. My wife and I have admired these two houses for many many years. We were able to view them long before they were restored. Additional information including purchasing information on painting # 52 is available on my web site. http://www.deraldeastman.com/.

258 CONGRESS STREET is another of my small postcard size paintings of subjects in and around Mobile and Baldwin counties. The Old restored Home is just north of downtown. #47 Acrylic on Canvas Board is 7x5 SOLD

CHRISTIAN CHURCH as viewed in 1906 at the corner of Government and Clarborne. 5x7 Acrylic on canvas panel.

IN 1856 THIS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH was completed and the combined second and third Mobile, Al. congregations merged and moved into their new building. It stood on the corner of N. Jackson and Michael Street up until the mid 1890's. This 5x7 painting is just one of a number of similar subjects that can be found in my affordable painting collection on my web site. Please visit!

IN 1909 LOUIS METZGER moved into this new house on the southeast corner of Government and Michigan Avenue by Architect C. Hutchisson. Stucco and a tile roof with fluted columns and two dormer windows were on the original home. A large carriage house stood at the back of the property. When Government became a highway the house was moved around the corner to Michigan Avenue where it stands today. Much of the original was removed. The Acrylic 5x7 painting is on canvas panel.

ABSTRACT-4 is 20x30 and does not require a separate frame. Additional information on this and other paintings can be found on my web page http://www.deraldeastman.com/

ABSTRACT-3 20x20 Acrylic on Canvas.

OAK LEIGH- SOLD 5x7 Acrylic painting on Canvas Bord of a very well known historic antebellum home in the Mobile Garden District.