Red Dress in the Window
Ken Auster

Ken Auster creates a masterful illusion with an economy of brushwork in his Red Dress in the Window. This marvelous little city scene will add pizzazz and attitude to any wall.

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Indian Boy at Crow Fair
James Bama

Crow Fair, held every summer, comprises the largest annual gathering of North American Indians. It lasts for five days and is attended by some ten thousand Indians who set up a thousand tepees. There are parades, rodeo events and horseracing. Drumming and dancing continue far into the early morning hours.

This boy was one of four Arapaho brothers from the Wind River reservation who danced at the fair. His distinctive costume and face paint represent his personal creativity and individual style.

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Hortensia
Cassandra Barney

Like elegant mirrors, Cassandra Barney's paintings of women reflect our emotions and innermost desires. Hortensia's eyes may seem wistful, but do her lips betray the hint of a smile? It's up to you to discover Hortensia's secret.

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Red, White and Blue
Alan Bean

"The space program represents what is truly great with America," says artist Alan Bean. "When I was an astronaut I felt each day that I had accepted a responsibility to do the right thing professionally in everything that I did. I was not alone in this as I saw this 'right stuff' code everywhere. It was a good feeling to know that all those around me were dedicated to making our nation's space exploration effort as good as it could possibly be. This red, white and blue feeling and theme carried over into everything we did. If everyone at NASA cut ourselves I believe we would all bleed red, white and blue."

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Witch of the Wave
Christopher Blossom

The discovery of gold in California in 1848 had a dramatic impact on this country and the rest of the world. In the shipping industry, for example, speed and capacity became even more important for shipping goods to the booming city of San Francisco. It was during this time, at the height of the clipper ship era, that George Raynes built the Witch of the Wave at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Built primarily for Far East trade, a typical voyage took her from the East Coast to California, and then around the world. Although she was a clipper ship, Witch of the Wave was not designed for extreme speed, but rather to accommodate a large amount of cargo. After her fourth voyage in 1854, she was chartered by and later sold to Dutch interests, who renamed her Electra.
"I like to find a way to show a ship in a slightly different way than the typical full-sail, sunny day picture," says Chris Blossom, "and here I show her under shortened sail in fairly blustery conditions, as the sun begins to set."


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Arizona Eagle
Nelson Boren

Nelson Boren’s Arizona Eagle is a cowboy’s tribute to his native state. From the stars and stripes on his dusty boots to the finely-detailed bald eagles on his spurs, this cowboy is proud to be an Arizonan.

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Chihuahua de Chimayo
Braldt Bralds

Chimayó, New Mexico, is home to the famous Santuario de Chimayó, where just a handful of tierra bendita ("sacred earth") is said to cure the sick and heal the lame. Braldt Bralds' winsome Chihuahua de Chimayó looks perfectly at home in the surreal southwestern landscape.

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"On Monday, God Created Labs..."
Will Bullas

This delightful canvas pokes fun at Michelangelo’s famous Sistine Chapel fresco, while celebrating one of the artist’s favorite subjects: Labrador retrievers. Other Bullas paintings to feature labs have included Reading Lab, No Assembly Required and The Nerd Dogs.

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Wet Way, Washington's Choice
John Buxton

In 1755, George Washington acted as an aide de camp to British General Edward Braddock as the British attempted to retake the Ohio Country from the French. Although the expedition itself ended in disaster for the British and colonial forces, the campaign provided an opportunity for the young Washington to distinguish himself in battle. Three years later, when Scottish general John Forbes began to plan his own campaign to take Fort Duquesne, he called upon Washington for assistance. Washington suggested they attack via a southerly route, but Forbes insisted on developing a new passage inland instead. Fortunately, Forbes had made the right decision and successfully eradicated the French. Washington's Scout depicts an officer and two of his men investigating a possible route for what would become Forbes' road.

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Springtime in the Mission Garden
June Carey

Spring comes early to the gardens of Mission San Carlos de Borromeo de Carmelo in California. Even now you may see the padres, working to turn the earth and replant. The beauty of an ancient garden is, for all its history, ever-changing.

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Resistance Training
James C. Christensen

Although the relationship between the quartet of tough-looking fish and the determined cyclist in Resistance Training may at first be unclear, the title offers some explanation: athletes often train against a resisting force to build their strength. In this particular case, however, as the fish tug stubbornly in the other direction, we must wonder-who is training whom?

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Tsavo Sentinel
Simon Combes

At just over 13,000 square miles, Tsavo National Park is the largest park in Kenya and one of the largest in the world. With its impressive size comes enormous diversity—the park boasts 1,000 plant species and over 60 major species of mammals, including the African elephant. During his visits to Tsavo, Simon Combes was fortunate to encounter several majestic bull elephants in the bush. You can relive Simon’s face-to-face experiences with your very own Tsavo Sentinel.

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Wait'n fer Them to Mother-Up,
... and Bed Down
Bob Coronato

“Today, just as in the past, after calves are branded, they’re taken to a summer pasture. The cows and their calves become separated in the drive and anyone who has moved large numbers of cows knows that one thing is for sure—it’s loud. One by one the cows quiet down and mother-up, wandering off in pairs.

After a long day of moving cows, you can feel your body starting to creak. As the day begins to cool off, you and your horse just sit there. This was always an introspective time for me, sitting on my horse, waiting. You have time to look around and think. As the cows pair up it gets quieter and quieter, until there is just silence.”

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The Gunfighter
Don Crowley

As the gunfighter squints into the distance we get a glimpse into the harsh life of a denizen of the Old West. Hardened and wary, The Gunfighter represents the wild frontiers of our nation in a time when the only law was survival and the only policeman a gun.

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Two Dorys
Mo DaFeng

Mo Dafeng's tranquil American landscapes bring us face-to-face with the natural grace of our country, a grace we as natives could easily overlook. The empty boats at the foreground of the painting rest by a lakeside, saturated with solitary beauty.

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Autumn in Little River
Don Demers

Every autumn, Don Demers and a group of his friends (including artist Chris Blossom) meet in East Boothbay, Maine, to enjoy the tranquility of the coastal town. "The clean and low light is distinct from summer light," says Demers. "It's great for painting." Standing on the banks of an offshoot of the Damariscotta River, the artist painted this tranquil New England scene.

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Gone to Seed
Sally Caldwell Fisher

Sally Caldwell Fisher's American landscapes often observe the melding of nature's beauty with man's everyday life. In Gone to Seed, a backdrop of historic farmhouses provides a pleasant contrast to the fields of vibrant seed poppies.

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Silk Snapper
Flick Ford

"Being new to snapper and reef fish in general, I thought I had found a red snapper to paint when this large silk snapper was landed," said the artist. "The guide and owner of Fat Fish Adventures (and the most skilled hand-liner I know), Peter Jervis, called it a 'red silky.' The confusion was mine. The bright yellow eyes distinguish the silk snapper from the red-eyed red snapper. There is a lot of deceptive nomenclature surrounding red snappers. A study by the University of North Carolina found that seventy out of twenty-two fish sold as red snapper were actually some other kind of fish."

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Upward Mobility
Rod Frederick

Rod Frederick's trio of mountain goats clambering up a craggy cliff into the sky takes wildlife in a new direction: up. With its respectful and ethereal treatment of nature, sparse composition and vertical orientation, Upward Mobility resembles an ancient Chinese scroll.

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Humpty Dumpty on Swing
Scott Gustafson

Scott Gustafson's delightful Humpty Dumpty will bring a smile to the face of even a "bad egg". As we watch him joyfully swinging into the sky, we can only hope that this time, Humpty Dumpty can hang on.

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To Touch a Heart
Steve Hanks

As the sunlight caresses her skin, the rapt subject of Steve Hanks' striking new portrait To Touch a Heart is carried away by the tide of her emotion. The dramatic light and posture exquisitely captures this singular private moment. "The nudes are basically the foundation of everything I paint," says the artist. "I return to paint nudes to sharpen up my ability to paint the figure."

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Blue Hydrangeas
Paul Landry

Paul Landry's timeless garden and seaside scenes celebrate the appeal of nature, both cultivated and untamed. This still life inspires the same peaceful, nostalgic emotions. From the rectangle of soft light through the curtains to the fallen blossoms on the tabletop, it's the quiet details that make this a painting worth owning.

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Stayin' Alive
Judy Larson

"Survival of the close-knit pack is usually the most important item on the wolf agenda," says artist Judy Larson, "but for Alaskan wolves, just staying alive has become a full time job. State-sanctioned aerial gunning has taken the lives of more than 600 wolves, and hunting by snowmobiles has increased. In Idaho and Wyoming, state officials are determined to annihilate wolves that wander outside of national parks. Wolves are fighting to stay alive. Only we can help them."

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Fox Dreams
Stephen Lyman

"Steve loved to glorify the small, easily overlooked beauties of nature," recalls Andrea Lyman. The artist perfectly captured this snoozing fox that looks like he'd rather be left overlooked as he naps in his nest of leaves, branches and dried grasses.

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The Terrible Twos
Bonnie Marris

“I did all the right things! I picked a fabulous stallion with a great disposition to be her sire and I read all the books. In May, we delivered a beautiful little filly. I worked with her every day, teaching her leading, bathing, grooming, tying and not to kick or nip. She was the perfect foal…. Then, one morning, I woke up to the “terrible twos.” Suddenly she argued! She threw tantrums! She bucked, she ran, she whinnied for me to leave, then not to leave. She threw her brushes, dumped her grain, splashed water on me, stomped her feet, and shook her head. Was it my fault? Not enough teaching? Too much?

“She’s three now. Whew…she’s perfect again!”

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Guardians of the Waters
Frank C. McCarthy

The desert lands of the southwestern United States contain a multitude of mysteries and artifacts of earlier peoples. The images carved into the rock face in Guardians of the Waters did, at one time, have specific meaning, but experts today do not agree on their precise translation. McCarthy's dynamic portrait of a band of warriors racing past a group of symbols illustrates the grand scale and intriguing style of some of these petroglyphs. Perhaps these warriors know their true meaning.

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Birdcage
Emily McPhie

Emily McPhie's portraits of women and children offer a window into her artistic education. The solemn, sweet little girl in Birdcage, for example, would look perfectly at home with a collection of early American paintings. "Birds often represent the soul or spirit in my paintings," says the artist. The birdcage itself is empty, but if we look closely we can find the bird printed on the little girl's dress-has her soul broken free just as the bird? Birdcage invites us to look deeper into our own hearts and imaginations to find the answer.

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Dawn of the Liberators
William S. Phillips

Dawn of the Liberators was created as a tribute to the aviators whose bravery contributed to the Allied victory in World War II. The painting was commissioned as a memorial to artist Howard Terpning's brother, First Lieutenant John E. Terpning, who paid the ultimate price to secure American freedom. First Lieutenant Terpning was a pilot in the crew of B-24D Bomber 42-20525, which was lost over New Guinea on May 7, 1944.

As they fly into formation on the way to their targets, two B-24s of the 43rd Bomb Group's 64th Squadron climb into a Pacific dawn. Although they were historically eclipsed in number by their European counterparts, the B-24 Squadrons of the Asiatic-Pacific theater fought a relentless and determined enemy in an unforgiving environment to ensure safety for the Allied nations.

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Wa Girl
Mian Situ

The Yunnan Province of southwest China is a mountainous and remote region that is home to 26 separate tribes including the Wa. The isolation of the province has protected the Wa from the incursion of modern influences that have overcome so much of China. Many of the tribal traditions and ways have survived to this day.
Most of artist Mian Situ's depictions of rural life in China focus on this region, and while it may be an unfamiliar world with unfamiliar customs, the emotions and dreams of the people in his paintings are universal

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Mountain Sentinel
Daniel Smith

Humans have long been fascinated by the mystery of the raven. Throughout Europe, Asia and North America, early peoples told stories of raven gods and their deeds. This raven sits alone on a gnarled branch, staring vigilantly into the mountain mist. His eyes scan the sky, watching for predator, prey or anything in between. Like all of Daniel Smith's realistic wildlife scenes, Mountain Sentinel places the viewer instantly in the wilderness habitat of his subject.

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Light of the World
Liz Lemon Swindle

On that night of nights, Mary knew the angelic promise, "Thou shalt bring forth a son," was fulfilled as she tenderly held her newborn infant. In that moment, she could resonate with the heavenly host who praised God for the babe's birth by saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men."

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Sign Along the Trail
Howard Terpning

The Native Americans had a multitude of ways to communicate with other members of their tribes. The Cherokee would bend a small sapling nearly to the ground, using the now-crooked tree to indicate a direction. Some of these crooked trees can still be seen today. Other trail-marking methods included piling stones or branches to create what are known today as cairns. If a trail was devoid of natural debris, a traveler might leave a personal item along the trail to attract attention and direct those who would follow. The horseman in this scene has found the marker left by his predecessor, confirming that he is on the right track.

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Simba
John Wiess

The name Simba is the Swahili word for "lion," but this sweet puppy is anything but fierce. With his silky golden fur, floppy ears and big brown eyes, Simba will make an irresistible addition to any dog-lover's home. "My goal is to capture the natural beauty of the puppy," says Weiss, "not to make something cute-because it's cute enough already. You don't have to add to something that beautiful."

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Emmie's Catch
Morgan Weistling

"It always amazes me how children who grow up around farm animals are so confident in handling them. I didn't have that farm upbringing, so when a four-year-old girl grabbed a chicken and hugged it wildly right in front of me, I marveled. Little Emmie held on for quite a while before the chicken broke free-only to be quickly wrangled again by her little blonde friend. I love to capture moments of joy like the one I saw on this day."

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Spring Shower
Kim Wiggins

The candy-colored houses in Spring Shower begin to dry in the afternoon sun as a thundercloud rolls past. Kim Wiggins' modern impressionism perfectly captures the lively history and brilliant tones of the Southwest.

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