Dawson's Mill by N. Mirkovich 

18 x 24 - Open Edition - BNT Release Price $32 - Also available as a consvas transfer.

 

 

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 A large number of our prints are available on canvas. Check our eBay store under Canvas Transfer category. As time permits we are adding as many as them as we can. If the print you want is not there, email me direct at [email protected] (Item will be listed on eBay) and I will add it to the store inventory for you. (Canvas products may take an additional 3-5 days processing time, they are done to order.)

Why buy it on canvas? Prints transferred to canvas look and feel like original oil paintings. They also can be framed like oils and could cost much less to frame then a paper print that requires glass, usually matting and a much higher fitting fee. In the long run, canvas transfers may end up saving you money when framing costs are considered.

Visit FrameHouseGallery's Blue Gallery and search over 7000 additional images. You cannot buy directly form the warehouse. You must request the item(s) be placed in our eBay store.

When you are comparison-shopping, please make sure you compare the shipping costs also. Many sellers will lower the price to get their listing to sort higher on the list and then raise the shipping price. We do not do that. I recently seen one seller offering a print for one penny, a print we sell for $9.99 and $3.99 shipping. Their shipping costs were $17.95

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The low resolution of the eBay picture here may make this look a bit blurry or almost out of focus. The actual print you will receive is very crisp and clear, just, as the artist had intended it. 

 

HANSON, ANN

Ann Hanson was born in Bremerton, Washington and grew up in rural Wyoming. She now lives with her husband Steve near Shell, Wyoming.

Hanson paints with oils and pastels and is noted for her very realistic and highly detailed works. She paints a variety of subjects and her work reflects her love of the West. She is especially fond of painting horses.

Ann started working in oils but went on to use pastels when her three children were young. “Each medium has its strong points and it's drawbacks. I Like a challenge and try to make myself learn something new with each painting. I think of myself as a naturalist. I paint what I see; I try to focus on the reality and grit of the western lifestyle.” Ann uses photography as a sketching tool for her work, but does not “copy” from photos. All her drawing is done free hand and she spends many hours on preliminary sketches and getting the composition just right.

Ann has been in several national western art shows, including the C.M. Russell Show in Great Falls, MT and the Buffalo Bill Art show in Cody, WY., where she was awarded the William E. Weiss Purchase Award. She has been featured in Art of the West, US Art, InformArt and Western Horseman Magazines.