watercolor

image: 10" x 8"

$1350

Michael Atkinson seeks to “capture the emotion, be it subtle or exaggerated,” a pursuit that has been in evolution since he started painting as a child in northwest Texas. Attracted early to the study of architecture, he earned a degree from Texas Tech University, then taught and worked in the field for a time. From the first, his art has reflected his training, experience, and wide-ranging interests, as he creates images — buildings, oceanscapes, animals, and southwestern landscapes — through a unique, semi-abstract style and a mastery of watercolor’s “spontaneity and freedom.”

watercolor

image: 8" x 8"

$1175

Michael Atkinson seeks to “capture the emotion, be it subtle or exaggerated,” a pursuit that has been in evolution since he started painting as a child in northwest Texas. Attracted early to the study of architecture, he earned a degree from Texas Tech University, then taught and worked in the field for a time. From the first, his art has reflected his training, experience, and wide-ranging interests, as he creates images — buildings, oceanscapes, animals, and southwestern landscapes — through a unique, semi-abstract style and a mastery of watercolor’s “spontaneity and freedom.”

The park is used for so many pleasant things....a bountiful picnic lunch, little boys rolling their hoops and nannies catching up on their reading while the children play and walk the little dog, Lucy.  All is even more enjoyable when listening to the music provided by the "Concert in the
Park."

oil

image: 11.5" x 15.5"

$2975

Born Mary Ann Rugh and married to Eugene Baker, the artist adopted the fun name, Ann "Mrs. Bee" Baker.  Her signature included a lively bumble bee and her charming primitive scenes developed a loyal following.  Her limited editions were published by Mill Pond Press.

The day after a summer rainstorm, I look for scenes where the earth is wet and reflects sunlight extremely well. Here the meadow shows light reflecting off the marsh near day’s end.

oil

image: 6" x 8"

$650

Al Barker of New Jersey holds both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in forestry. He is a member of the Whiskey Painters of America, the Miniature Artists of America and the Washington D.C. Miniature Art Society. Over the years, he has received more than 50 awards for his paintings and has exhibited at the Grand National American Artists Professional League. In 2006, he won the Alden Bryan Memorial Award (the top prize) at the prestigious Salmagundi Club, NYC. He is listed in Who Is Who in American Art and is one of the few who have exhibited continuously at the Easton Waterfowl Festival.

oil

image: 12" x 9"

$900

Cassandra Christensen Barney was born and raised in Utah. She received her master's degree in fine arts from Brigham Young University in 2000. Life is truly art at Christensen Barney's home as her husband is also an artist and teacher. Her three daughters enjoy creating alongside their parents. Cassie's limited edition giclees are published by The Greenwich Workshop. Her father is renowned painter James Christensen.

oil

image: 6.5" x 5.5"

$700

Cassandra Christensen Barney was born and raised in Utah. She received her master's degree in fine arts from Brigham Young University in 2000. Life is truly art at Christensen Barney's home as her husband is also an artist and teacher. Her three daughters enjoy creating alongside their parents. Cassie's limited edition giclees are published by The Greenwich Workshop. Her father is renowned painter James Christensen.

oil

image: 8" x 13"

$1175

Dave Barnhouse recreates the best of times in his definition of rural and small town America with freeze frame portraits of life the way he remembers it in the 1950s and 1960s. His works have earned many awards and honors. He has been included in "Top Ten Hottest Artists" lists and he has been voted one of America's most popular print artists in dealer surveys conducted by U.S.ART magazine. Gallery One is the major source for Barnhouse limited editions and original paintings.

acrylic

image: 12" x 8"

$1000

Bill Bell was born in 1927 in Philadelphia. He paints for the fun of it, listing his awards and honors as “assorted ribbons and money and kind words.” Applejack published many of his works, and he illustrated various books, including A Starry Day in Heaven and The Selfish Giant. He designed collectors' plates and figurines for the Franklin and Danbury Mints and series for McDonald's, Pepsi, Pillsbury and the Yankees. He also designed a program and poster for the White House.

oil

image: 9" x 12"

$750

Brad Betts paints a variety of images from Maine seascapes, farm life, fishing and sailing, to historical maritime scenes. Brad has been an artist for over 15 years and received his education at the University of Maine in Orono. He has studied under Carolyn Blish and Donald Demers and is a member of the American Society of Marine Artists. He has sold his paintings and prints internationally and has been featured in many shows in Maine. He is the 2007 recipient of the International Maritime Gallery Yachting Award at Mystic Seaport.

acrylic

image: 9" x 12"

$1425

After graduating from art school, Eric Bjorlin carved a career in both commercial and fine art, creating works for Wild Wings, Hadley, Wells Fargo, 3M, General Mills, McGraw-Hill, Reader`s Digest, St. Jude Medical, Cargill, National Car Rental, SuperValu, Northwest Airlines, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Toro, US Bank, Target Corporation, The New York Graphics Society and Bell Telephone. His images have appeared as limited editions, posters, clocks, calendars, apparel, greeting cards, ceramics and floor coverings as well as in books, magazines, annual reports, corporate logos, point of purchase displays and packaging. He has been the subject of a television show and magazine articles and was recently invited to the Artists for the New Century exhibition at The Bennington Center for the Arts. His art has raised over $45,000 for conservation efforts.

acrylic

image: 6.5" x 5"

$800

In 1965, Ted Blaylock left a lucrative job as a construction steamfitter to pursue a full-time career in art, a dream he had envisioned since the age of six. Ted, his wife Norma and their children traveled throughout the west with his artist brother and family. They sold their art at ski resorts, shopping malls, and even along roadside fences. Believing that variety prevents boredom, Ted tries to remain versatile with his subject matter.

acrylic

image: 6" x 4"

$800

In 1965, Ted Blaylock left a lucrative job as a construction steamfitter to pursue a full-time career in art, a dream he had envisioned since the age of six. Ted, his wife Norma and their children traveled throughout the west with his artist brother and family. They sold their art at ski resorts, shopping malls, and even along roadside fences. Believing that variety prevents boredom, Ted tries to remain versatile with his subject matter.

watercolor

image: 3.25" x 8.5"

$2000

Born in Belgium, Carl Brenders has drawn since childhood. He studied at the Fine Arts Academy in Antwerp and later at Berchem. He produced wildlife illustrations for a series of books entitled “The Secret Life of Animals.” Carl was honored as the 24th Master Artist at the prestigious Birds in Art Exhibition” in Wausau WI and he regularly exhibits at the Museum. His art is the subject of the critically-acclaimed book, “Wildlife: The Nature Paintings of Carl Brenders.” His new book, “Pride of Place” was released in 2007.

watercolor

9" x 6"

$450

At 11, Tricia Buchanan-Benson wrote Walt Disney Studios asking how to become an animator. Disney sent her details on how to reach her goal. She later graduated from Loyola Marymount College with a degree in film since at the time there was no animation degree. She honed her craft through private seminars before becoming an animator on The Simpson's, King of the Hill and Dilbert. Now, coming full circle back to Disney Fine Art, Tricia combines turn of the Century Art Nouveau style with Disney's characters.

watercolor

9" x 6"

$450

At 11, Tricia Buchanan-Benson wrote Walt Disney Studios asking how to become an animator. Disney sent her details on how to reach her goal. She later graduated from Loyola Marymount College with a degree in film since at the time there was no animation degree. She honed her craft through private seminars before becoming an animator on The Simpson's, King of the Hill and Dilbert. Now, coming full circle back to Disney Fine Art, Tricia combines turn of the Century Art Nouveau style with Disney's characters.

watercolor

image: 6" x 5"

$1850

Will Bullas is Ohio born and raised in the Southwest. After military service, he graduated from Brooks Institute of Fine Art in Santa Barbara with a degree in oil painting. His work now graces high fashion tee shirts, note cards, mugs, silk neckwear, porcelains, books and limited editions (published by The Greenwich Workshop). His awards include the Strathmore Award at the Rocky Mountain National Watermedia Exhibition, the William G. Morrison Award from the Adirondacks Exhibition of American Watercolors, First Place Award at the Signature Membership Exhibition of the National Watercolor Society and California Watercolor Association's Silver Medal. He is a member of both the American Watercolor Society and the National Watercolor Society. His new book is M Is for Masterpiece.

acrylic

image: 9.5" x 7"

$980

Darrell Bush was born in Illinois and graduated with a bachelor of fine arts degree in commercial art from Northern Illinois University. In Minnesota, he worked as a commercial illustrator before becoming a full-time artist wildlife artist in 1987. He participated in the Wonders of Nature exhibit in Hong Kong and was named Artist of the Year for the Wildlife Western and American Art Exhibit. His projects include a National Fish and Wildlife print and several state hunting stamps and prints. His prints have been commissioned by Ducks Unlimited and he is an active member of The National Audubon Society and Ducks Unlimited.

oil

image: 12" x 7"

$1000

Robert Caldwell graduated in 2000 with a B.F.A. in communication arts and design. He won several awards in college including an honorable mention in Strathmore Artist Papers’ student illustration contest and a certificate of merit from the Society of Illustrators, which resulted in his work being displayed in New York City. Today, his passion for art and nature can be seen in his highly detailed, realistic paintings and drawings. His work appeared in Birds in Art 2007.

oil

image: 12" x 9"

$5800

James C. Christensen of Utah ranks among today's best-known artists. He has won Director's Choice, Best in Show and two Judges' Awards from the World Science Fiction Convention; and the Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists' Chelsey Award. His books include A Journey of the Imagination: The Art of James C. Christensen, Voyage of the Basset and Rhymes and Reasons. He is a regular participant in Gallery One's prestigious group exhibitions and he has had several one-man shows at Gallery One. His limited editions, posters and figurines are produced by The Greenwich Workshop. He is a winner of the Masterworks in Miniature Buyer's Choice Award.

acrylic

image: 7.25" x 10.5"

Gregory Clair was born in 1953 in Ohio. He is the recipient of numerous awards. In 2002, he was named Ohio Ducks Unlimited Artist of the Year. He has been a runner-up in the Federal Duck Stamp Competition and he is the winner of the 2006 Ohio Duck Stamp Competition. Recently he was named the 2007 Ohio Ducks Unlimited Artist of the Year, and the 2007 Ohio DU Sponsor Artist. Gallery One represents Greg's original paintings, limited editions and commissions.

acrylic

image: 12" x 9"

D.J. Cleland-Hura of California was born in 1971. He earned a bachelor of fine arts degree from the University of Michigan. He is a two-time winner of the South Carolina Duck Stamp competitions and his work was named best in show at the California Open Wildlife Art Festival in San Diego. He has exhibited at the Pacific Rim Wildlife Art Show in Seattle WA and he has had several one-man shows. His work is self-published.

oil

8" x 14"

$3600

Guy Coheleach was born in 1933 and makes his home in New Jersey. He attended the Cooper Union Art School in New York City and has participated in more than 100 exhibitions world-wide, including The White House, The Cleveland Museum of Natural History, the Royal Ontario Museum, The Carnegie and Newark Museums, Masterworks in Miniature and MasterVisions.

mixed-media

image: 8" x 5"

Tom Cross' artwork is in a realm where science and art meet and mix. With its roots in ecology and folklore, Tom says his work is wildlife or nature art that has gone "just a bit awry." He combines ecological fact and fable with whimsical images and fuses traditional and unconventional techniques to convey the visions, dreams and realities of a world environmentally right with itself. Today, he is is bravely fighting cancer.

acrylic

image: 9" x 12"

$2000

Dan D'Amico was born in Cleveland and now lives in California. He was selected for the Robert Bateman Master Class of 1991 and also studied at the Beartooth School of Art. He is a member of the Society of Animal Artists and his work has been featured in Wildlife Art News and The Best of Wildlife Art. His work is in collections at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and the Leigh Yawkey Art Museum. His limited-edition prints are published by Mill Pond Press.

acrylic

image: 7" x 9.5"

$1675

Kevin T. Daniel of Minnesota was born in 1951. He won several best in show awards and has been named artist of the year by a number of organizations. He is a regular contributor to Gallery One's MasterVisions and Masterworks in Miniature exhibitions, the Minnesota Wildlife Heritage Show and the National Wildlife and Western Show. He was named to USArt Magazine's Hall of Fame in 1997 and is a two-time winner of the Minnesota Duck Stamp Competition. Kevin's images can be seen in the book, In Praise of Labs.

acrylic

image: 12" x 9"

$1425

Kevin T. Daniel of Minnesota was born in 1951. He won several best in show awards and has been named artist of the year by a number of organizations. He is a regular contributor to Gallery One's MasterVisions and Masterworks in Miniature exhibitions, the Minnesota Wildlife Heritage Show and the National Wildlife and Western Show. He was named to USArt Magazine's Hall of Fame in 1997 and is a two-time winner of the Minnesota Duck Stamp Competition. Kevin's images can be seen in the book, In Praise of Labs.

acrylic

image: 12" x 9"

$1500

mixed

image 10" x 8"

$1200

Dick Duerrstein studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena while working for a graphics firm and dreaming of working for Disney Studios. In 1976, he began his Disney career as Creative Director for their Consumer Products Division. For 22 years, he used his talents to develop his unique style—working on a wide variety of projects from record album covers and clothing to fine collectible items such as cel portfolios, art glass and furniture. His published works include a series of three children's books that he illustrated and a fine art serigraph series of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Donald Duck.

mixed

image 10" x 8"

$1200

Dick Duerrstein studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena while working for a graphics firm and dreaming of working for Disney Studios. In 1976, he began his Disney career as Creative Director for their Consumer Products Division. For 22 years, he used his talents to develop his unique style—working on a wide variety of projects from record album covers and clothing to fine collectible items such as cel portfolios, art glass and furniture. His published works include a series of three children's books that he illustrated and a fine art serigraph series of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Donald Duck.

mixed

image 10" x 8"

$1200

Dick Duerrstein studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena while working for a graphics firm and dreaming of working for Disney Studios. In 1976, he began his Disney career as Creative Director for their Consumer Products Division. For 22 years, he used his talents to develop his unique style—working on a wide variety of projects from record album covers and clothing to fine collectible items such as cel portfolios, art glass and furniture. His published works include a series of three children's books that he illustrated and a fine art serigraph series of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Donald Duck.

watercolor

image: 6.75" x 10.25"

$2950

Nita Engle attended Northern Michigan and Roosevelt Universities and the Art Institute of Chicago. She worked as art director for a national ad firm for nine years before committing herself to fine art. Her experimentation led her to a distinctive blend of colors and unusual tools, such as water-filled spray bottles. She is an award-winning, long-time member of the American Watercolor Society and is hailed as one of the 23 best watercolor landscape painters in the world. She is one of six U.S. artists selected for The Watercolor Landscape Techniques of 23
International Artists.

oil

image: 3" x 7"

$600

Gaylene Fortner resides in Montana and is a member of Women Artists of the West, Cider Painters of America, the Georgia and Florida Miniature Art Societies and is a signature member of the Montana Watercolor Society. Both USArt and Western Horseman have featured her artwork. She earned best of show honors at both the Gateway to the Rockies Show and the St. Peter's Foundation at the Capitol.

oil

image: 10" x 7.25"

$800

Marie-Line Fourmont was born into a farming family in 1957 in France, where she still resides with her husband. A self-taught artist, Marie-Line claims to be "ignorant" about art and the styles of other painters, which gives her art a fresh approach. She has won several regional awards in her native country and has been featured on French television. Her style is direct and fresh. Her favorite subjects are everyday objects and plants from her farm. Her work was first exhibited in the United States in 1997 at an exhibit in Vero Beach FL. She is an annual exhibitor at Gallery One's Masterworks in Miniature.

pencil

image: 17" x 14.5"

$3125

Michael Garmash was recognized early for his natural talent, winning major awards in the then Soviet Union. He graduated valedictorian and later taught at the Lugansk State Fine Art College. He later graduated at the top of his class from the St. Petersburg Academy of Art.

Inessa Kitaichik excelled in the arts since early childhood. Proving herself in ballet, gymnastics and music, she attended classes in all three disciplines and, after graduating from music and ballet school, entered the Lugansk Fine Art School at age fifteen. At seventeen she was accepted as that year's best undergraduate to the Lugansk State Fine Art School.

When Michael first saw her, he was smitten and painted her image all over town. Now their works are collaborations of their talents.

acrylic

image: 5" x 19.5"

$1550

Born in 1934, in the small northeast Ohio town of Salem, Don Getz took to art at the ripe age of five, drawing steel trucks and cars of customers at his father's steel fabrication business.  As an adult, Getz worked in commercial art for 23 years, as an illustrator and producer of TV commercials.  He founded the Boston Mills Artfest in 1972, directing the two weekend event for 25 years. In 1978, he was instrumental in the founding of the Ohio Watercolor Society, serving as the founding president until 1988.

oil

image: 7.5" x 4"

$1100

Michelle M. Gladish was born in 1943 and lives in Indiana. She attended the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work has been featured in Southwest Art, Art of the West, Equine Images, and on covers of Anvil Magazine. Portraits have always been one of her favorites, and her recent series of angels as children are now available as limited editions. She is a signature member of Women Artists of the West, and a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.

oil

image: 10" x 8"

$1500

Michelle M. Gladish was born in 1943 and lives in Indiana. She attended the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work has been featured in Southwest Art, Art of the West, Equine Images, and on covers of Anvil Magazine. Portraits have always been one of her favorites, and her recent series of angels as children are now available as limited editions. She is a signature member of Women Artists of the West, and a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.

oil

image: 7.5" x 11.5"

$1150

Wilhelm Goebel was born in 1960 in New Jersey. A graduate of Ithaca College, he received a biology degree. His paintings have been featured in many publications including Outdoor Life, National Wildlife, Birdwatcher's Digest and Wildlife Art News. He has been nam