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Shawnee Raider - Giclee Canvas Print 8x 12
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Shawnee Raider - Giclee Canvas Print 20 x 30
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''Shawnee Raider'' first appeared on the Sepember/October 2005 issue of "On the Trail" Magazine. Tecumseh, the great Shawnee warrior, was 17 years old in 1785 when he began leading attacks on pioneers traveling the Ohio River.
The original 24x36 oil was exhibited at the Phippen Museum 32nd Annual Western Art Show & Sale May 27, 28, & 29, 2006 Prescott, Arizona.
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''Shawnee Raider'' first appeared on the September/October 2005 issue of "On The Trail" Magazine. Tecumseh, the great Shawnee warrior was 17 years old in 1785 when he began leading attacks on pioneers traveling down the Ohio River.
The original 24x36 oil was exhibited at the Phippen Museum 32nd Annual Western Art Show & Sale May 27, 28, & 29 2006 Prescott , Arizona
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Shawnee Raider - Giclee Canvas Print 24 x 36
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Frontier Life - Giclee Canvas Print 8 x 12
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Shawnee Raider first appeared on the Setember/October i2005 issue of "On The Trail" Magazine.
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This image first appeared on the cover of ''Muzzleloader Magazine's'' Sept./Oct. 2006 issue.
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Got Beef ? - Giclee Canvas Print 11 x 14
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Bygone Days - Giclee Canvas Print 12 x 16
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"Got Beef?'' Kentucky is the 8th largest beef producing state in the nation.
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Market Street in Maysville, Ky. as it appeared around the turn of the 20th century.
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Flowers on 3rd - Giclee Canvas Print 24 x 18
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Flowers on 3rd - Giclee Canvas Print 16 x 12
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Maysville's 3rd Street may be the most picturesque in Kentucky.
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Maysville's 3rd Street may be the most picturesque in Kentucky.
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Sunday Morning -Giclee Canvas Print 16 x 12
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A Peace in My Heart - Giclee Canvas Print 10 x 8
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A hazy autumn morning in Maysville.
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The painting, "A Peace in My Heart", was inspired by the struggle of 18th Century Eastern Woodland Indians.
After the 18th Century border wars, many Native Americans of the Ohio Valley were displaced from their homes in Ohio and Indiana. When I started this painting, it was my goal to express this Indian's thoughts and feelings about wars of the past. I then tried to paint that expression on his face. He now has a peace in his heart.
The original 24x30 oil was exhihited at Phippen Museum 32nd Annual Western Atr Show & Sale, May 27, 28, 29 2006, Prescott, Arizona.
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Girl with a Violin - Giclee Canvas Print 10 x 8
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Girl with a Violin - Giclee Canvas Print 30 x 24
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The painting, ''Girl with a Violin'' was first viewed at the "Salon International 2005 Exhibition, International Museum of Contempory Masters of Fine Art, San Antonio, Texas. In 2006 the painting was exhibited at the Phippen Museum, 32nd Annual Western Show and Sale, Prescott, Arizona. We have giclee prints in several sizes of this beautiful young girl of the 18th Century. [More details about the 2007 Phippen Museum show on the news page of this website]
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The painting,''Girl with a Violin'', was first viewed at the''Salon International 2005 Exhibition, International Museum of Contempory Masters of Fine Art, San Antonio,Texas. In 2006 the painting was exhibited at the Phippen Museum, 32nd Annual Western Art Show and Sale, Prescott, Arizona. We have giclee prints in several sizes of this beautiful young girl of the 18th Century. [more details about the 2007 Phippen show on the news page of this website]
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A Peace in My Heart - Giclee Canvas Print 25 x 20
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A Peace in My Heart - Giclee Canvas Print 30 X 24
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Our Price: $650.00
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The painting, "A Peace in My Heart", was inspired by the struggle of 18th Century Eastern Woodland Indians.
After the 18th Century border wars, many Native Americans of the Ohio Valley were displaced from their homes in Ohio and Indiana. When I started this painting, it was my goal to express this Indian's thoughts and feelings about wars of the past. I then tried to paint that expression on his face. He now has a peace in his heart.
The original 24x30 oil was exhihited at Phippen Museum 32nd Annual Western Atr Show & Sale, May 27, 28, 29 2006, Prescott, Arizona.
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The painting, "A Peace in My Heart", was inspired by the struggle of 18th Century Eastern Woodland Indians.
After the 18th Century border wars, many Native Americans of the Ohio Valley were displaced from their homes in Ohio and Indiana. When I started this painting, it was my goal to express this Indian's thoughts and feelings about wars of the past. I then tried to paint that expression on his face. He now has a peace in his heart.
The original 24x30 oil was exhihited at Phippen Museum 32nd Annual Western Atr Show & Sale, May 27, 28, 29 2006, Prescott, Arizona.
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