Dragonfly print, 16x16 in square

This is a print - may not be visible in person for space

This corridor of towering trees holds its own at 30x60 inches! You almost feel as if you're walking into the image before you. Looking at trees is good for the soul, so add this piece to your life for your own well being (and to help the animals!).

Many different owls proudly look out from this framed print. The artist is Don McMahon, and this piece was created in 2009.

10x17 inches

This adorable print of a pouncing fox measures 10x12 inches and comes in a rustic frame.

Artist: Aja Trier

This limited edition print measures13x15-inch framed. It's a collector's item from artist Joan Brown and vintage.

Framed limited edition print, 13 x 15 inches. "The Hidden Alto" by Joan Brown, an American painter known for figurative, autobiographical work that often blends surreal and symbolic imagery. Vintage numbered print.

**Prints may not be on display at auction due to space

Set of 4 wooden shadow box style prints. Each piece is 10 x 10 inches. Demdaco prints by artist Stephen Fowler. Donated by Robin Bell. Must be sold as a set.

** prints may not be on display during the event based on space restrictions

Depicts: Pekingese, Brussels Griffon, Yorkshire Terrier, and Toy Manchester Terrier

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

**THIS IS A PRINT AND MAY NOT BE ON DISPLAY IN THE GALLERY**

Two birds (with rather fabulous hairdos) sport new red shoes.

See the artist's page here: https://www.nedobeck.com/

This is a limited edition vintage print!

Artist: Delilah Reed

This unframed print comes from the Loud Cicada Art Shop in Wichita: https://www.theloudcicada.com/

It measures 8x10 inches and depicts a captivating view - one you may have seen through the rear window when driving down a Arkansas

This 24"x18" canvas print shows a very colorful French Bulldog pup! A splash of vibrancy for the dog enthusiast.

This 6x8 inch framed 1982 limited edition print of a Shaggy Sheepdog is ready to grace your home or office!

20/150 made.

Artist: House

This framed quote is part of a limited edition by Curly Girl Design and Old Try letterpress. It was created for a 2022 calendar and designed to be displayed as a print at the end of the year. It measures 13.25 x 15.25 inches framed.

This quote make us think of what good company our companion animals are!

Artist: Curly Girl Designs

This vintage-style short-sleeve sweater is Oxknit brand and features pink cats and green leaves! It's a size large and is sure to make a unique addition to your wardrobe. Try NOT to get complimented wearing this thing!

This is a 20x26-inch framed print of a poem by Henry Beston. It was printed and framed circa 1977, originally written in 1928.

This large framed portrait of a tiger measures 3 foot square and is quite heavy! Let this majestic jungle cat adorn your home.

*This item may not be on display in the in-person gallery due to its size and our prioritization of original pieces.

This numbered edition print is signed by the artist and measures 23x29 inches. It is signed by the artist!

Artist: Sallie Ellington Middleton (1926-2009). This piece was created circa 1973.

More information about the artist: https://www.ashevilleart.org/exhibitions/sallie-middleton-a-life-in-the-forest/