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There are many associations for cherries...three on a slot machine usually yields a jackpot, somehow they've come to be the pie of choice on President's Day, probably because of George Washington's childhood denial that he chopped down the cherry tree.

I associate cherries with Michigan and Washington state which I believe are the cherry capitols in the United States. Then there's always the catchy song about "Life being a bowl of Cherries".

Whatever you associate with the fruit and however you enjoy eating them, if cherries hold a place in your heart, this is the painting for you. A black background creates a dramatic setting for three, glossy red cherries. Great art for a kitchen, dining room, restaurant or cafe.

Bon appetite!

Robinson grew up in the midwest and has lived in Arizona with her husband Jeff for more than 25 years. "When we moved to the southwest I was immediately taken with the desert's exotic beauty. Where some see only rocks and dirt, I see majesty. I love the sculptural shapes of the cacti and the way light and shadow plays on their forms." In addition to her contemporary take on southwestern art, Robinson enjoys painting abstracts, unusual objects (check out her robot painting, A Boy and His Dog) and capturing people at play. "Sometimes I feel that there is not enough time in the day to paint everything I want to paint. I'm so captivated by this wonderful, beautiful world. If I can just continue to paint and share my work with...