Gallery paintings available These paintings are available April 1 - May 6, 2023 at Lockhart Post Gallery, Lockhart, Tx. After that, please contact me direct.
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Please understand that there can be slight color variations between what you see on the screen and the actual painting, due to digital camera I use and possibly your monitor display.
As I travel around the country, I am often struck by the beauty of this place we call America. The vastness of land, the immense cities, the small towns, national parks and landmarks are a never ending source of inspiration for the artist.
Please understand that there can be slight color variations between what you see on the screen and the actual painting, due to digital camera I use and possibly your monitor display.
Most of the paintings (even those that are sold or in private collections) are available as an Embellished Giclée.
Embellished
Giclée or Original Oil Painting
Original
oil paintings are a joy to paint - and to own. They are an investment. Embellished giclées are an affordable option and will bring years of enjoyment to your home or office. Artists love for their works to be viewed and appreciated, with the
hope that they bring joy and happiness to those who own them.
What
is an "embellished giclée" A
high resolution image of my painting is printed on artist quality
canvas, mounted on stretcher bars in a deep "gallery wrap",
eliminating the need for a frame. I embellish the print by painting
over certain areas of the image, to highlight color or brush strokes.
Because they are personally hand embellished, no two giclées are
exactly the same. This makes it look more like an original at a more
affordable cost. Finally, varnish with UV protectorant is applied.
The
Gallery Wrapped Embellished Giclées are offered in different sizes.
Please contact me with the name of the painting you are considering, and I
will provide the pricing information for you.
Please understand that there can be slight color variations between what you see on the screen and the actual painting, due to digital camera I use and possibly your monitor display.
