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Giclee is a French word which means "to spatter out", a term that refers to the way ink is applied to paper by a special
large-format. These Giclee prints of Western Paintings, Western Cowboy Art, and Western Indian Art are the most beautiful,
truly stunning and accurate art reproductions that have ever been made using recently developed archival inks and papers,
They are truly museum-quality Fine-Art. western painting reproductions. Giclee on Paper prints have a beautiful satin-finish,
and offer the finest reproduction of the painting's "imageness". Giclee on Canvas prints have the look and feel of an original
artwork and offer the finest reproduction Frame your Giclee on Paper Western Art print under glass with acid-free
mattboards. Stretch your Giclee on Canvas prints on canvas stretcher-bars (a service offered by most good framers) (no
glass or mattboards) - just like original oil paintings. Keep your unique ranch decor and fine-art cowboy painting
reproductions away from direct sunlight.
large-format. These Giclee prints of Western Paintings, Western Cowboy Art, and Western Indian Art are the most beautiful,
truly stunning and accurate art reproductions that have ever been made using recently developed archival inks and papers,
They are truly museum-quality Fine-Art. western painting reproductions. Giclee on Paper prints have a beautiful satin-finish,
and offer the finest reproduction of the painting's "imageness". Giclee on Canvas prints have the look and feel of an original
artwork and offer the finest reproduction Frame your Giclee on Paper Western Art print under glass with acid-free
mattboards. Stretch your Giclee on Canvas prints on canvas stretcher-bars (a service offered by most good framers) (no
glass or mattboards) - just like original oil paintings. Keep your unique ranch decor and fine-art cowboy painting
reproductions away from direct sunlight.
Kirby Sattler produces a limited number of American Indian paintings each year. Although he is not Native American, he is
meticulous about creating a true-to-life depiction of the clothing, artifacts and cultural traditions of the North Plains Native
Americans and has developed his paintings into a distinctive style of realism and methodology involving the painstaking
layering of multiple under paintings with transparent washes. This technique results in canvases that are rich in defined
textures and surfaces. His current images evolve from the history, ceremony, mythology, and spirituality of the Native
American. Sattler has managed to achieve such effects without much formal art education. Finding work at a friend's ranch,
he spent his nights painting and discovered his calling in life, painting Western Indian Art. Admiring the inter relatedness
Native Americans have with the environment and their reverence for nature and their natural world, the work of Kirby Sattler
is fueled by an inherent interest in the Indigenous Peoples of the Earth.
meticulous about creating a true-to-life depiction of the clothing, artifacts and cultural traditions of the North Plains Native
Americans and has developed his paintings into a distinctive style of realism and methodology involving the painstaking
layering of multiple under paintings with transparent washes. This technique results in canvases that are rich in defined
textures and surfaces. His current images evolve from the history, ceremony, mythology, and spirituality of the Native
American. Sattler has managed to achieve such effects without much formal art education. Finding work at a friend's ranch,
he spent his nights painting and discovered his calling in life, painting Western Indian Art. Admiring the inter relatedness
Native Americans have with the environment and their reverence for nature and their natural world, the work of Kirby Sattler
is fueled by an inherent interest in the Indigenous Peoples of the Earth.
Artist - Kirby Sattler
At 16 years of age, Tom Dooley was the youngest full-time art student at Miami Artist School in Miami,
Florida. Born December 31, 1942 in Birmingham, Alabama, Tom has had a life-long love with art, and has
always known that painting was his destiny. After serving as a Combat Artist recording the war in Vietnam
in 1966 for 18 months, Tom came to Colorado to continue his artistic career.
Florida. Born December 31, 1942 in Birmingham, Alabama, Tom has had a life-long love with art, and has
always known that painting was his destiny. After serving as a Combat Artist recording the war in Vietnam
in 1966 for 18 months, Tom came to Colorado to continue his artistic career.
Artist, Tom Dooley
Artist, Connie Johnson
Artist, Don Grzybowski
Artist, Dianna Beach-Stamper
Their lands taken by westward expansion
of the mid-nineteenth century whites, the
native cultures of North America were
changed irreversibly. With the
destruction of the vast herds of buffalo,
their spirit was broken. The Arapaho
believed that if they danced the "Ghost
Dance" properly, white men would be
swallowed up by the earth. It was one
last desperate attempt to rid themselves
of the white intruders that would allow
the North American Indian again live a
free life and to be reunited with their
ancestors.
of the mid-nineteenth century whites, the
native cultures of North America were
changed irreversibly. With the
destruction of the vast herds of buffalo,
their spirit was broken. The Arapaho
believed that if they danced the "Ghost
Dance" properly, white men would be
swallowed up by the earth. It was one
last desperate attempt to rid themselves
of the white intruders that would allow
the North American Indian again live a
free life and to be reunited with their
ancestors.
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Artist, Chuck Mardosz
Don Grzybowski's very detailed style
draws you into the stilllife art he creates
usually in pastels. Some of his sense of
humor incorporated into his art will
definitely bring a smile to your face.
draws you into the stilllife art he creates
usually in pastels. Some of his sense of
humor incorporated into his art will
definitely bring a smile to your face.
It has been said that Paul Verburg is "a painter of
mood, a translator of the subtle moments of
life--moments that normally pass unnoticed..." His
work has been across the country in many
prestigious exhibitions, galleries and museums, the
Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame and featured in the
Western Horseman Magazine among a few other
publications.
mood, a translator of the subtle moments of
life--moments that normally pass unnoticed..." His
work has been across the country in many
prestigious exhibitions, galleries and museums, the
Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame and featured in the
Western Horseman Magazine among a few other
publications.
Artist, Paul VerBurg
Colorado is home to artist Sue Masden evident in her
passion for painting wildlife. Graduated from Colorado
Institute of Art in 1986, she continued her art
education through the years with art classes and
instruction and owned her own gallery and frame shop.
A percentage of the proceeds from her art is donated
to Indigo Mountain Nature Center to help with the care
and feeding of the animals that call it their home.
passion for painting wildlife. Graduated from Colorado
Institute of Art in 1986, she continued her art
education through the years with art classes and
instruction and owned her own gallery and frame shop.
A percentage of the proceeds from her art is donated
to Indigo Mountain Nature Center to help with the care
and feeding of the animals that call it their home.
Artist, Sue Masden
Chuck Mardosz is a full time painter and works exclusively on location or from his studio at his home in
Colorado. After his family immigrated from Poland to the US, he received his formal art education from the
American Academy of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago. He has won many awards in regional art
exhibitions and is famous for his lush representation of the Rocky Mountains.
Colorado. After his family immigrated from Poland to the US, he received his formal art education from the
American Academy of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago. He has won many awards in regional art
exhibitions and is famous for his lush representation of the Rocky Mountains.
Today's American cowboy is still a reality. No one depicts the true picture as well as artist Connie Johnson.
Recognized as one of the top female western artists, she was commissioned for six years to create the
cover of the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo souvenir programs. Her art depicts a truly accurate picture of
today's American West and the lives of the modern working cowboy. She produces a limited number of her
work and resides in Colorado.
Recognized as one of the top female western artists, she was commissioned for six years to create the
cover of the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo souvenir programs. Her art depicts a truly accurate picture of
today's American West and the lives of the modern working cowboy. She produces a limited number of her
work and resides in Colorado.
Diana Beach is of Cherokee heritage and very proud to be a member of the Chickamauga Cherokee, White River Band. A true
professional of twenty-two years, she has received over one hundred fifty major awards including twenty Grand and seven Peoples
Choice awards. She is listed in Indian Artists of Oklahoma, Who’s Who of the American Indian Contemporaries. The Museum of the
Cherokee Indian (Cherokee, NC) and Holy Rosary Indian Museum (Pine Ridge, SD).
Artist, Karen Noles
Karen Noles, an accomplished watercolor, pastel and gouache artist, paints through the eyes of a child,
sensitive portrayals of Native American life. Set with the backdrop of untamed and natural surrounding of
the Montana plains and mountains in great detail and historical in nature, her paintings are treasures of
Native American heritage.
sensitive portrayals of Native American life. Set with the backdrop of untamed and natural surrounding of
the Montana plains and mountains in great detail and historical in nature, her paintings are treasures of
Native American heritage.
Artist, Ray Shaw
Born in Afton Wyoming, Ray Shaw is a true
Westerner. He painted for tourists in California,
owned a fine art gallery and has been in the top 100
in the Nation for the Arts in the Parks competition.
Westerner. He painted for tourists in California,
owned a fine art gallery and has been in the top 100
in the Nation for the Arts in the Parks competition.
Karen Noles, an accomplished watercolor, pastel and gouache artist, paints through the eyes of a child,
sensitive portrayals of Native American life. Set with the backdrop of untamed and natural surrounding of
the Montana plains and mountains in great detail and historical in nature, her paintings are treasures of
Native American heritage.
sensitive portrayals of Native American life. Set with the backdrop of untamed and natural surrounding of
the Montana plains and mountains in great detail and historical in nature, her paintings are treasures of
Native American heritage.
Blessed with talent, Jenny Smith portrays her love for the beautiful scenic mountains
of Colorado and the rustic remnants of the past through her art. She graduated
summa cum laude with an art degree from Western State College. Married to artist,
Tom J. Dooley, known for his mountain landscapes, she has a definite style of her
own as she depicts scenes of days gone by so beautifully.
of Colorado and the rustic remnants of the past through her art. She graduated
summa cum laude with an art degree from Western State College. Married to artist,
Tom J. Dooley, known for his mountain landscapes, she has a definite style of her
own as she depicts scenes of days gone by so beautifully.
Artist, Jenny Smith
It is so evident that Jan Switzer's art is greatly
influenced by her love for the intimate details of nature.
She spends much of her time capturing the old west in
watercolor as seen here in this depiction of an adobe
home.
influenced by her love for the intimate details of nature.
She spends much of her time capturing the old west in
watercolor as seen here in this depiction of an adobe
home.
Artist, Jan Switzer
Artist, Ron Bausch
Today, Ron Bausch is a full time artist who resides in Texas. By the age of six he loved drawing hores and still paints them
occasionally. At one time he was part owner of an art gallery where art took over his life. Since then he has painted full time.
"Plein air painters" work in natural light and paint directly from life. Popular since the mid-19th century when paint in tubes
became available and did not have to be mixed by the artist by grinding and mixing dry pigment powders with linseed oil,
making trips into the wilderness to paint less difficult. Bausch became an avid plein air painter, painting outdoors on location
occasionally. At one time he was part owner of an art gallery where art took over his life. Since then he has painted full time.
"Plein air painters" work in natural light and paint directly from life. Popular since the mid-19th century when paint in tubes
became available and did not have to be mixed by the artist by grinding and mixing dry pigment powders with linseed oil,
making trips into the wilderness to paint less difficult. Bausch became an avid plein air painter, painting outdoors on location
What is Canvas Transfer?
When we speak of "Canvas Transfer," strict standards and scrupulous regard to detail insure maximization of ink bonding and retention, A special
acrylic coating applied by spray or brush captures the ink so as to ingrain it into a high quality artist's canvas. The canvas transfer print now has an
image true to the original painting with a lustrous oil sheen and a lovely canvas texture. The repeating canvas texture reproduces the same
consistency of the original paintings and further technical processes ensure that the colors do not fade, allowing these superb art replicas to last
forever so that you have a genuine investment in our American legacy.
When we speak of "Canvas Transfer," strict standards and scrupulous regard to detail insure maximization of ink bonding and retention, A special
acrylic coating applied by spray or brush captures the ink so as to ingrain it into a high quality artist's canvas. The canvas transfer print now has an
image true to the original painting with a lustrous oil sheen and a lovely canvas texture. The repeating canvas texture reproduces the same
consistency of the original paintings and further technical processes ensure that the colors do not fade, allowing these superb art replicas to last
forever so that you have a genuine investment in our American legacy.
| 15 x 9.25 (GMBD446CNVS) |
| Size 7.5 x 9.5 (EMGPF361CNVS) |
| Print Size 18 x 24 (Image Size 15 x 19.25) (BMGD446) |
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