Cactus Jack, an original painting by contemporary artist Sunny Williams

Cactus Jack

by Sunny Williams

18x18 a/c

400.

"A Day in Blue" Original Wildlife Landscape Painting by Texas Contemporary Fine Artist Lunell Gilley

Original Wildlife Landscape Painting

24"x30"x1.5 Oil on Canvas/Available

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"When The Cows Come Home" Original Western Landscape Bovine Fine Art Photography by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

Fine Art Photography of Bovine Western Landscape Black and White

  Prints on Paper/Sizes Available
 16"x20" $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

 Prints on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
 16"x20"  $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

 To purchase, contact Connie at conniedines@gmail.com

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"Branding" Western Fine Art Photography by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

 Artful Exposures, One Frame at a Time

Original Western Fine Art Photography, Ranch,Cattle Branding

13"x19" /$450.00

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"Fourteen Hands" Original Equine, Landscape Painting by Texas Contemporary Fine Artist Lunell Gilley

Original Equine, Landscape Painting

16"x20" Oil on Canvas/Available

 $450.00 Click HERE to Purchase

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"Cow In The Sunshine" Original Bovine,Oil Cow Painting by Colorado Artist Susan Fowler

                                                       
11x14 Oil on Panel/Available

 Original Bovine,Cow Oil Painting

$395.00

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Western Fine Art Photography, Horse, Cowboy,"Good Morning" by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

 Artful Exposures, One Frame at a Time

Original Western Landscape Fine Art Photography With Horse and Cowboy
  Prints on Paper/Sizes Available
 16"x20" $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

 Prints on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
 16"x20"  $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

 To purchase, contact Connie at conniedines@gmail.com

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"Outcasts of the Roundup"Original Western Landscape Fine Art Photography With Animals by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

 Artful Exposures, One Frame at a Time

Original Western Landscape Fine Art Photography With Horses and Cows
  Prints on Paper/Sizes Available
 16"x20" $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

 Prints on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
 16"x20"  $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

 To purchase, contact Connie at conniedines@gmail.com

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Wildlife, Buffalo Painting "Power" by Texas Contemporary Fine Artist Lunell Gilley

12"x12"x1.5" Original Oil on Canvas/Available

 $250.00 Click HERE to purchase.

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"Horse Play in the Dusty Corral" Western Equine Fine Art Photography by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

Artful Exposures-One Frame at a Time

More of that lovely dust! Horses nipping, stamping and one peeking out over the fray.

 Please remember that the print size is different from the framed size. 

 This piece framed measures 20x26 Great for home or office decor.

 This unframed print also available in other sizes and with a framing option.

 Please see the Contact page for sizes, mediums, framing options and other info.

 $165.00 To purchase or to view more of my work, visit http://artfulexposures.com

Western Fine Art Photography "Coaxing The Girls in From The Pasture" Equine, Cowboy, by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

The second image in the Round-up series this year is an impressionists image of a rancher with a pail leading a small group of cattle from an outlying pasture to the adjacent one where the rest of the cattle are being moved towards the barns. 

 I chose to slow everything down and make this image in the style of the Impressionists because of the theme, the light, the big sky and pastures as well as the time of year which just seemed to lend itself to the theme. 

 This image is one of the images featured in the Club at the National Western Stock Show. Part of the proceeds of the sale goes to the National Western Scholarship Fund. 

 Please remember that the print size is different from the framed size. The framed piece measures 28x24 Great for home or office decor. 

This unframed print also available in other sizes and with a framing option. Please see the Contact page for sizes, mediums, framing options and other info.

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To view more of my Fine Art Photography, visit http://artfulexposures.com

"Morning at CM Ranch" Western Ranch Landscape Fine Art Photography by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines, Artful Exposures, One Frame at a Time

Morning at the CM Ranch, second oldest continuously operating dude ranch in the State of Wyoming, is one of my favorites for dusty light.  Like mist, dust gives a glow that cannot be replicated!  The hush and warm expectation of the morning hang over this scene like the dust does.   

Please remember that the print size is not the same as the framed size.

 This piece framed measures 26x20 Great for home or office decor. This unframed print also available in other sizes and with a framing option.

 Please see the Contact page for sizes, mediums, framing options and other info. 

  $165.00 Click HERE to purchase.

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Fine Art Western Photography, Horse Cowboy Photo by Colorado Photographer Connie Dines

Come and see some of the most diverse and wonderful art in Denver!  Painting, photography and sculpture are all on display and though the theme is Western, don't be deceived, there is a whole world of wonderful art on display!  Part of the proceeds benefit the National Western Scholarship Trust 

To see my work, just stop by the Coors Western Art Exhibit and ask to be shown the "Club Art" when you are at the Stock Show.  The Club is private so the only way to get in is with a private tour.  Before 11 and after 2 are the best times but any time you want to go should be fine. 


 Original Western Fine Art Photography,Horse, Cowboy ,Artful Exposures, One Frame at a Time

  Prints on Paper/Sizes Available
 16"x20" $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

 Prints on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
 16"x20" $350.00
 24"x30" $475.00
 30"x40" $600.00
 8"x10" $100.00

  To view more of my Fine Art Photography, visit http://artfulexposures.com

The Bonds Of Friendship

Custom Handpainted Portrait

(Photo reference courtesy of Horse Trainer JayOJay.com )

NFS

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"Tower Falls at Yellowstone" Original Yellowstone Landscape Painting by Colorado Artist Nancee Jean Busse

Yellowstone National Park is indeed a national treasure. There’s beauty wherever you look.
 This is a painting of the Tower Falls.

Acrylic on Canvas, 9×12.  $350.00

To purchase...contact Nancy at njovmc@gmail.com

 Prints in multiple sizes available HERE

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Oklahoma Red

12" x 12" acrylic on canvas
Beverly Fagan Gilbertson
theartist@faganstudio.com

available contact artist

"Mount Garfield Reflection" Original Mount Garfield Colorado Landscape Painting by Colorado Artist Nancee Jean Busse, Painter of the American West

This painting depicts one of the most recognizable landmarks in Grand Junction, Colorado. When I first moved to Grand Junction from Illinois, I couldn’t find the appeal of the stark, stony cliffs that line the valley to the north. Soon, though, I realized that the light plays magic tricks with the neutral-colored stone and they become hauntingly beautiful as the sun rises and sets. Now I watch the Bookcliffs every evening with curiosity, to see where the shadows fall and what color the cliffs are.

Original Mount Garfield Colorado Landscape Painting

Acrylic on Linen, 24×36    SOLD

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"Mount Garfield Reflection" Original Mount Garfield Colorado Landscape Painting by Colorado Artist Nancee Jean Busse, Painter of the American West

This painting depicts one of the most recognizable landmarks in Grand Junction, Colorado. When I first moved to Grand Junction from Illinois, I couldn’t find the appeal of the stark, stony cliffs that line the valley to the north. Soon, though, I realized that the light plays magic tricks with the neutral-colored stone and they become hauntingly beautiful as the sun rises and sets. Now I watch the Bookcliffs every evening with curiosity, to see where the shadows fall and what color the cliffs are.

Original Mount Garfield Colorado Landscape Painting

Acrylic on Linen, 24×36    SOLD

Visit http://NanceeJean.com to view more of my work

 

"A Dog You Can Count On" Colorado Mountain Landscape Dog Painting by Colorado Artist Nancee Jean Busse, Painter of the American West

The Meeker Sheepdog Trials is an annual event held in northern Colorado each year. Working Border Collies and their handlers come from all over the world to compete for a grand prize. I painted this for the art competition associated with the event. I love the event and I love border collies!

 Acrylic, 16×20, SOLD

Prints are available HERE

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Contemporary, Whimsical Wildlife, Bison Art Painting "How The Bison Got His Hump" by Nancee Jean Busse, Painter of the American West

Western Wildlife,Contemporary Bison painting

I’m currently completing a series of 6 paintings based on Native American legends. This painting is based on the legend: How the Bison Got His Hump. Here’s my retelling: In the beginning days, the bison didn’t have a hump. He was fast and sleek and ran across the prairie having so much fun that he cared for nothing else. He didn’t notice (or didn’t care about) any small creature that got in his way. He trampled the birds and their fragile nests, he trampled the field mice, and the squirrels, and the foxes, and the rabbits. He crushed the flowers and the tender leaves that fed the prairie creatures. All of the creatures begged him to stay away, but Bison didn’t listen to them. He was having too much fun! The birds and other small animals cried so loud that Great Mother heard them. She ran ahead of Bison and said, “You should be ashamed of yourself!” She hit him on the back with a stick, and Bison hunched up his shoulders and lowered his big head, to ward off another blow. But Great Mother didn’t hit him again. She said, “From now on you will always have a hump on your back and you will always carry your head low because of your shame.” So this is why Bison has a hump, and why sometimes you see a happy bird or two on the back of a bison. 

 36"x24" Acrylic on Yupo/ Original Not For Sale Until all Six Paintings Are Completed

 Prints Are Available HERE

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