When Freedom Isn't Free

by Bruce Greene

When Freedom Isn't Free AP canvas giclee by Bruce Greene measuring 16 x 24, 25 s/n, mint condition with COA

An emotional reminder of the sacrifice our military men and women have made....wishing you all a Happy Memorial Day.



Calling the Buffalo

Original Watercolor Painting by Bev Doolittle

Available is this phenomenal original watercolor measuring 14 1/2 x 35.  Call or email for quote and negotiate your best price to own this treasure! 



Bev Doolittle was born and raised in California, graduating from the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles in 1968. She met her husband, Jay, at school and they started married life with a painting trip to Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks. They both worked as art directors at an ad agency in Los Angeles.

Doolittle explains, “It paid well, but we didn’t like living in the city. We wanted to be close to nature, to paint outdoors and we wanted to travel.” They accomplished both with frequent travels and backpacking trips to the western United States, Canada, Baja, California and East Africa. They now live close to nature in the high desert of California.

Bev Doolittle’s subject matter reflects her love of the outdoors, reflecting her awareness of the earth and nature . She states, “I love nature. I try to look beyond the obvious and create unique, meaningful paintings depicting our Western wilderness and its inhabitants. I start with a concept and attempt to convey it through strong design coupled with detailed realism. I want people to think when they look at my paintings.”

Bev Doolittle’s, in 1979, with the release of Pintos, launched her career which has drawn tens of thousands into the realm of collectible limited edition fine art prints. Her paintings draw the viewer in and, after diligent study, reveal hidden details missed in a casual glance.

To view all available works at Art Link Index by Bev Doolittle visit http://artlinkindex.com/products/Doolittle_Bev.aspx

All Burned Out

by

Charles Wysocki

$450.00 (framed or unframed)

Hey, cat lovers!  You can buy All Burned Out by Charles Wysocki as an unframed canvas (20 x 24) or framed (25 x 29), 500 s/n in mint condition with COA.  It's like getting it framed free!  Charles Wysocki is known for his portrayal of the whimsical joy of early American life in his prints. His collectors delight in the American flag proudly flapping in the wind, billowing sails on the bay and Amish buggies pulled by tired old horses. Cats were another specialty of Charles Wysocki. His portrayals were funny and could make anyone laugh. Clever visual puns fill their surroundings and their expressions are so typical you could instantly recognize your favorite feline. Studying every little detail of Wysocki’s works brings significant joy to the viewer.

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Have a great weekend!

Sally

Ballet Parking

Will Bullas

Every time I see this I laugh.  This would be a perfect scene at my local outdoor mall! This is a secondary market print called Ballet Parking by artist Will Bullas which measures 12 x 17, 750 signed and numbered, never framed, in mint condition.  Price is $110.00 or send your best price offer to info@artlinkindex.com.  Combined shipping is available. Sally Art Link Index

 
 

Afternoon Light - Dogwood



Thomas Kinkade

This stunningly beautiful landscape by Thomas Kinkade is a  sold out secondary market  canvas titled Afternoon Light - Dogwood which has been hand highlighted (enhanced) with oil paint measuring 16 x 20, 980 signed and numbered, in mint condition.  When hanging on your wall, it will look exactly like the original painting!

Informart Magazine's current market values this canvas at $1,754.00-2,312.00 as of February 13, 2012.

Contact info@artlinkindex.com regarding combined shipping or best price offer.

Hope the sun is shining brightly on you today!

Sally

The Oath

 by

James Christensen

Secondary market print The Oath measuring 16.5 x 22, 2,950 s/n, never framed, in mint condition for $160.00 or send best price offer to info@artlinkindex.com.  Please visit artlinkindex.com for more of this phenomenal artist's works.

James Christensen’s artwork has been inspired by myths, fables, fantasies and tales of imagination. Applying his eye for the fantastic to people, landscapes and creatures (both real and imagined), Christensen has created a rich and strangely familiar world, rendered with elegant skill and detail. Christensen paints in a variety of styles, from the lush Saints and Angels series reminiscent of European old master works, like Madonna and Two Angels, to his whimsical and humorous works of satire like Resistance Training, Christensen art appeals to a broad range of collectors. Christensen says, "My aim always begins with a desire to connect with another imagination. My work is an invitation to let your imagination run wild, explore, and make interpretations spontaneously."

James Christensen was born in Culver City, California, growing up two blocks from the MGM studio where he and his friends often played in the back lot of the studio in Tarzan's pond or on sets for movies such as Gone With the Wind. James loved to tell stories and use his imagination in play and drawing.

Christensen attended Santa Monica City College, UCLA, and Brigham Young University, where he received his Masters in Fine Arts. After graduation, he worked as a freelance illustrator, but continued to work independently on his own painting. Christensen created fantasy images for his own amusement, but he only displayed what he thought other people would like. However, he soon discovered that others liked his imaginative, magical worlds as much as he did. The universal predicaments of his fanciful characters touch a chord in their own lives and bring a wry smile of recognition. Poofy Guy on a Short Leash stars one of Christensen's overdressed, self-important little characters that deep down, we can all relate to!

Weaving dreams, hopes, fears, and humor into the fabric of everyday life, Christensen has created many enchanting works of art. "My paintings are meant to excite the imagination and invite the viewer to become a participant in the creative process," says Christensen.

Daddy's Little Girl

by

Greg Olsen

 

This gorgeous image by artist Greg Olsen is a sold out secondary market artist's proof  canvas measuring 11 x 14, 350 s/n, never framed, in mint condition.

Greg Olsen was born and raised in a farming community in rural Idaho. His parents were artists themselves, recognizing and encouraging his early love of drawing. As a boy, Greg Olsen often relied on his imagination for entertainment. Later, the devoted coaching of a high school teacher secured his passion and enhanced his technical ability. He studied illustration at Utah State University and, after graduating, was hired as an in-house illustrator in Salt Lake City, working on murals, dioramas, and simple paste-ups. After two years, he followed a friend's advice and began painting full time.

The art of Greg Olsen enlightens the soul and spirit of its subjects and inspires the hearts and minds of its viewers. Olsen's diverse interests are elegantly demonstrated in oil paintings that range from the realistic and historical to the whimsical. His brilliant, delicate portraits capture not only his subjects' likeness, but their spirit as well. Landscapes from America and around the world reflect the perfect beauty of the mind's eye. As an adult, his imagination captivates us with paintings that depict the best and brightest memories of his childhood.

Greg Olsen's biblical paintings are represented in religious temples in more than 20 countries worldwide. His work for the Pentagon and the National Collegiate Athletic Association required intensive research and strict attention to factual detail. While these historical paintings satisfy his desire to render works with a sense of permanence, his whimsical paintings afford him the freedom to transfer his imagination to canvas. Greg Olsen's philosophy on art is quite simple. He stated, "For me, I just always appreciated the beauty of art and the way it made me feel," he says. "Art's greatest purpose is just to make us happy. I take a lot of pleasure in painting and hope that pleasure is contagious to those who look at my art."

Price:  $279.00 (plus s/h) or send best offer price to info@artlinkindex.com.

Have a great weekend!

Sally