This is the largest (3 1/2 inches wide, 1 3/4 inches tall) of a set of three polymer clay sculptures by celebrated clay artist Jon Stuart Anderson. It's actually a type of plastic made up of vinyl chloride in suspension. The intricate design and elaborate patterns run through the sculptures. Below is a picture of all three of the frogs. They each each have different designs and patterns. Purchased in St. Charles, Missouri.

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This is a shiny metal wall hanging that we bought at an art gallery in Florida. It's 18 inches high and 30 inches wide. This piece was crafted by an artist in California, whose name is not legible on the piece. The reflection from the camera flash masks its beautiful, even color.

Uncle Sam, bought from a gift shop in St. Charles, Missouri.

This little cutie was bought at The Women's Exchange in Memphis.

A wall plaque bought at Frog Fantasies in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

This is a cut-out of black frogs against a white background. The picture itself is 7 1.2 x10 inches.

This was a Mother's Day gift from my son Mitch and daughter-in-law Darlene.

This is a wall grouping in my kitchen. The top one is called "Marsh Fellers," done by Enid Groves. On the lower left is an oil painting given to me by my friend Lesta. Center is a mirror ordered from a catalog. Right is a picture I bought locally.