Thomas Kinkade's The Garden of Prayer.

"There is a place Our God creates -- A wonderous Garden of Payer. And there He'll wait beside the gate for those who'll meet Him there." -Thomas Kinkade

This limited edition offset lithograph of an original oil painting by Thomas Kinkade was published in 1997 as a multi-size edition and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Thomas Kinkade, the "Painter of Light", is renowned for infusing light into his paintings and creating incredibly romantic and tranquil scenes.

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A colorful painting of the enchanting Arizona landscape by Charles Shoecraft.

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Dancer - Archie Blackowl paintings (set of two)

Archie Blackowl (1911-1992) was born in Weatherford, Oklahoma. He was placed into an Indian boarding school by the U.S. government in 1918. Blackowl described his experience in the school as follows: "When I was seven years old they took me to this damn Indian school and we had to stand in line and they cut my hair off. They just cut my braids off and threw them into a box with all the other children's braids. It was hard being an Indian in them days."

Blackowl attended the Haskell Indian School and the University of Kansas. Blackowl was encouraged by Potawatomi artist Woody Crumbo to study art and was able to attend the University of Oklahoma on a grant from the Phillips 66 Foundation. Blackowl worked as an artist, a teacher, an industrial painter in the aircraft industry, a government muralist, and as an employee of Walt Disney Studios.

Blackowl's art accurately portrayed the traditional Southern Plains traditions and culture. He worked mostly in tempera or mixed media and followed the Flat style of the Dorothy Dunn school of painting. Blackowl's work was included in traveling exhibitions and his work won many awards. His paintings are included in numerous public and private collections, including the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian, the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the U.S. Department of the Interior's Indian Arts & Crafts Board.

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Among the many forms of art that can be created with resin, resin cubes are one of the most popular that you will find. This Memory Block by Mayme Kratz is a delight and must have.

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A calming depiction of a mountainscape by painter, Mary Darter Coleman.

Mary Suehanna Darter Coleman (1893 - 1956) was born in Fort Worth, TX on Nov. 16, 1893. Mary Darter graduated from Texas Christian University and then studied at the Art Students League in New York City under Bridgman, Mora, and Carlson. She was active/lived in Texas, California and is known for landscape, portrait, marine painting, teaching.

From New York she returned to Texas as an art instructor at Midland College, Texas Christian University, and Phillips University in Oklahoma. After her marriage to painter Harvey B. Coleman in 1925, she settled in Los Angeles.

Among those with whom she further studied are Edgar Payne and Jack W. Smith. Mrs. Coleman died in Los Angeles on Dec. 17, 1956. Her work includes portraits and landscapes.

Member: Los Angeles Art Ass'n; Calif. Art Club; Women Painters of the West; Glendale Art Ass'n.

Exhibits: Texas State Fair, 1915; Los Angeles County Fair, 1929; Van Nuys Gallery, 1946; Artists of the Southwest, 1952.

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Gertrude Irene Rust (1905 - 1996) was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She was a former deputy sheriff, San Bernardino County, California. A resident of Pinetop and Phoenix, Arizona for many years, where she gained fame and renown as a western artist. She was a gifted artist and musician and was also an ordained minister of the Foursquare Church, and was a graduate of L.I.F.E. Bible College in 1954.

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A mountainscape on oil canvas by painter, Segundo Huertas-Aguiar.

Segundo Huertas Aguiar (1923 - 2010) Midcentury impressionist, Segundo Huertas Aguiar was born in San Juan, Argentina. While growing up on a farm, he spent most of his spare time painting landscapes from nature. He is known for his seascapes, landscapes and street scenes. "The paintings of Huertas Aguiar are landscape and seascape tributes to the beauty in nature. He paints poetic settings inspired by the outdoors. The mood ranges from the peaceful solitude of a mountain paradise to the blazing fury of the heated desert horizon. "Jan Jennings, Art Critic 1977. Collectors have described Huertas Aguiar as the Ansel Adams of painting. Aguiar has captured the majesty of America's landscapes and seascapes on his canvas.

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Two decorative plates, Design by Lillah

Size 10" and 8"

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Contemporary Japanese ceramic pot.

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Contemporary American ceramic vase.

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Contemporary Japanese Wood Carving by Osamic Hari Hara

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Vintage bronze bookends from the 1930s.

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Limited edition bronze sculpture (1/10) by artist Frank Weatherbee titled, "Buffalo Attacking Wolves," 1969

J(oseph) Frank Weatherbee (1928-2012) J. Frank Weatherbee was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and a U.S. Air Force combat photographer, serving in the Korean War. After coming out of Korea, he became an ordained Baptist minister. He moved to Arizona in 1955 to work with the Navajo and Apache tribes and began sculpting in 1969 when an accident forced him to remain home for six months. His artwork is known throughout the world and can be seen in Kolb Studio in Grand Canyon, Arizona, and in the Presidential Library of President Jimmy Carter.

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Limited edition bronze sculpture (4/20) by artist Jack Osmer titled "Eagle Dancer (Pueblo Indian Dance)," 1970

Jack Osmer (b. 1932) Jack Osmer has been fascinated by western history since he was a child and is of Arizona pioneer and Cherokee Indian heritage. He turned to art to record his experiences of life on the farm where he was raised near Prescott and received his first art award at age ten. After experimenting with many media, Osmer turned exclusively to bronze as the ultimate expression, and his experience in this field has made him one of the finest bronze casters in the United states. Osmer maintains his residence and studio in Prescott and Dewey, Arizona and his work can be seen in such notable collections as the Smithsonian Museum, Washington D.C, Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO, and the 3M Corporation, St. Paul, MN.

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Two photographic prints on metal and framed, Titled "our Colorful Desert"

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Wood Kachina - Black Ogre 2nd Mesa Clown

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Painted Desert Skull

Painted Flower Skull