42 results for "1996-1996 VW Jetta WOLFSBURG Edition Camshaft Oil Seal 32x47x10mm" between $2.00 and $350.00

*ID: 32mm. *OD: 65mm. *Height: 10mm.

Known as: shaft sealing ring 32 x 47 / shaft sealing ring m 82g 00072 m 82g 05067 / shaft sealing ring 32 x 47 m 43f 06995 m 43f 21203 / shaft sealing ring

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Once again Julia has captured another intriguing composition of the red amaryllis flower. Bold and daring, this oil painting is sure to capture the eye of its viewer.

The sun was just beginning to descend behind the horizon, casting long shadows along the lazy ocean's tide. It was an evening that literally took Julia's breath away. It was in that moment she knew she had to capture the scene and in this oil painting Julia has done just that.

These grapes come to life in a closely cropped oil painting filled with the plant. There are so many different colors present in just one grape that it makes us realize the wonder in the smallest ordinary bit of life. The title comes from the Bible verse, John 15:5, " I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit..."

This oil portrait of Julia's friend, Sarah, captures a pensive view of the woman that is not unlike the emotional quality present in the famous painting, "Girl with a Pearl Earring." Our eyes move from her brilliant blue eyes to the light on her blonde hair to the darks in her headband, shirt, and eyeliner. One can't help but wonder what she's thinking.

Who hasn't, at one point in their childhood, pretended to be Tarzan in the jungle or to be a pirate seeking a lost treasure? It is these childhood memories that Julia has from a patch of bamboo that grew on her Grandfather's farm. Bamboo, is such a unique and fun plant. It grows so tall and creates a forest of gigantic straws. Julia, in this oil painting has captured the unique qualities of bamboo. The fun, the life, and the exploration that entices a closer look.

Sunlight shining through the blades of grass that was filled with clover leaves is what inspired this painting. The field was also filled with tiny yellow flowers that Julia has captured with a spontaneous flair. This up-close view draws the viewer into this bucolic scene.

This oil painting was created after Julia went out to take pictures of the evening sky and came upon this scene. The ordinary field of bales is beautiful with long, colorful shadows in hues of lavender, pink, and red. It brings to mind a Lancaster County version of Monet's well-loved haystacks paintings.

This oil painting depicts Amber, Julia's daughter, walking through her flower garden. On the hot, sunny day, she pushes her hair behind her ear, and the little ponytail looks like a fountain with the light hitting it. The color shimmers softly all around this figure painting, and it brings to mind the effect of Mary Cassatt's pastel pieces of mothers, daughters, and children of all ages.

This oil painting captures the extraordinary moonrise in mid winter. The moon comes up in the east while the sun is setting in the west and this combination gives the sky a beautiful lavender pink glow. The icy blue of the snow-covered ground reflects the darkening sky and makes you glad that you are warm inside.

Baby Sela and her father were visitors to the gallery one day and they made such an endearing and interesting couple that Julia had to paint them. This loving portrait in oil paint shows the contrasts between the soft brightness of the baby and the deep textures in her father's dreadlocks.

Sycamore trees have always caught Julia's eye, especially in the wintertime. Once their colorful leaves from the autumn drop, their white bark step s forward to show off its beauty. If you look really close at a Sycamore's bark it isn't just white colors that you see. You will see a whole rainbow of colors. This is exactly what Julia has been able to capture in her oil painting: Sycamore.

Though the setting for this oil portrait was just outside Julia's gallery, she likes to believe that this girl with her fun flaring dress has just escaped a crowded party and is taking a moment for herself. Julia encourages the open-ended possibility for many different interpretations of this scene. Visually, the movement in this piece bounces from the fluttering skirt to the shimmering grays between the black bars making up the angles of the fire escape.