1. The Bull Ring The abandoned Spanish bull-ring sits in the desert sands; majestic and solemn. The locals have painted it with earthy tones...blood-red and ochre.

2. Orange and Yellow Greek This primarily bright orange painting has an image of an ancient Greek or Roman building with the traditional columns. It may symbolize 12th century Greece or Rome with the roman numerals in the corner.

3. Spigots and Flowers This grey contemporary painting shows a couple of canisters with the only green and natural item, the flowers, growing directly beneath the dripping water spigots.

4. Bright Petal This almost abstract contemporary piece features bright red, orange and yellows in what looks like a close up view of a vibrant flower petal.

5. Water Lilies From Below While this painting looks like a tree or weed from far away with its muted gray and blue background, up close it looks like the view of water lilies from below the surface of the water.

6. Brown Yellow Long Stemmed Flowers With brown, black, and yellow colors dominating this contemporary piece, the white petals of the long stemmed flowers almost appear to be butterflies about to take flight.

8. Inside the Flower With its brilliant yellows, golds, and oranges, this painting appears to represent the inside of the flower, with the dark, even black, stamen.

9. Grey Cross Primarily grey in color, this contemporary painting shows a grid like criss cross of white segments, almost like window panes.

10. Rothko Grey and Yellow The American painter Mark Rothko (1903-1970) was one of the original abstract expressionists who emerged in New York after World War II. His mature painting emphasized pure color. Rothko's paintings’ colors appear to generate their own magical or divine light.