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Ashley Wells

Private Parking |

Ready for Love |

Taxi |

Slip In |

Around the Bend |

On the Curve |

Pit Stop |
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Andy's |

Break |

Left |

Private Parking |

South End Meats |

Goodyear |

Big Vac |

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Uphill |

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Before 12 |

Chicken Teriyaki |

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Errands |

Looking Up |

Stay Clear |

Ray's Service |

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New Release |

Moving |

Overcast |

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Trucks |
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Don’t stop. Just keep moving. Out of the corner of your
eye, you see her hunched over in a dark over-coat and dirty jeans. Alleys are
becoming more unsafe. Will she approach you for a hand out, or just avoid your
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Crossing 24th |

D Town |
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Vision Center |

Squatters Lift |
Each of
her urban landscapes creates its own fleeting image of solitude.
When viewing her work, one can almost hear Johnny Cash’s
Sunday Morning Coming Down in the background. |

Company Parking |
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Sunday Morning |

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Double E |

Parked |
As a result of years of concentrated training both in the
United States and abroad, Wells has developed a strong following both for the
quality of her work and its affordability. Her paintings are part of the
permanent collection of the District of Columbia and the Kemp Center for the Arts in Texas.
If you want to see her work, take a peek over her shoulder
or visit Two Vaults Studio and Gallery in Tacoma, Washington.
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Good Furniture |

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Caffeine Quiet |

On the Outside |
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Wells haunts alleyways to get inspiration for her
“cityscapes.” Her paintings depict places we know but never think to notice.
For Wells, what lies behind the scenes exudes its own quiet beauty.
Her work transforms these
overlooked spaces using strong abstract compositions and irresistible shapes and
colors.
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Ready for Pie |

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Reading in Bed |

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Leading the Charge |

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Can't Sleep
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Yes, Dear |

Leno Lover |

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Pillow Talk |
Copyright notice:
No image on any of these
pages may be copied by any means without express written permission.
Copyright
to all original works belongs to the artist without exception.
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