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2013the SangresArt for
Adele Earnshaw © 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Artists and buyers from all over the Southwest will help paint a brighter future for the Southern Colorado landscape at the 17th Annual Art for the Sangres.
Regarded by many as one of the best art sales and exhibitions in Colorado, the event will be held at A Painted View Ranch, located just minutes from the Town of Westcliffe at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Art for the Sangres showcases the work of regional artists, accompanied by wine and delicious food in a picturesque fall setting.
Forty percent of all proceeds benefit San Isabel Land Protection Trust whose mis-sion is to protect the wild and working landscape of our region.
Your investment in art is our investment in the future of land preservation in Colorado.
Joe Garcia © 2013
17th Annual Art for the Sangres
A benefit fine art sale and reception for
San Isabel Land Protection Trust
Saturday, September 28, 2013 at A Painted View Ranch
3115 County Road 160, Westcliffe, Colorado
Schedule
Friday, September 276:00pm – Sponsor and Artist Party
Saturday, September 28 1:00pm - 5:00pm – Open Admission
5:00pm - 8:00pm – Art Sale and Reception
5:00pm - 7:30pm – Silent Auction
Admission $50.00 per person
For more information
Presenting Sponsor: A Painted View Ranch
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Thank You to Our Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
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New West Investment Management, Inc.
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Bob Steimle & Dianne Shanks
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Paul & Hope Wenke
Michael Banz & Kathy Blaha
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Stan & Carolyn Lueck
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Become a SponsorBy becoming a sponsor of Art for the Sangres you will have an opportunity to be part of and interact with a very special event that will draw hundreds of guests from all over Colorado while supporting land conservation and art.
Proceeds from Art for the Sangres go directly to fund water and land conser-vation via San Isabel Land Protection Trust, a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to protecting the wild and working landscape of Southern Colorado.
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please download our sponsorship package here or contact:
__________ Kristie NackordSan Isabel Land Protection Trust 719.783.3018 [email protected]
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Friends of the Land Trust
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Colorado Central Magazine
Over the Brim
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Ann & Dwaine Robey
Law Office of Peter F. Michaelson
Michael & Christine Smith
Paul Snyder & Marty Frick
Tile House
Watson Land Company
Wet Mountain Tribune
Dianne & Michael Whalen
ART FOR THE SANGRES
The RulesFixed Price Lottery Sale Rules
• Complete one intent-to-purchase slip for each work of art you’d like to purchase.
• A docent will insert your slip for you, located at each artist station and will insert the slip into the envelope by the work of art.
• 40% of your total purchase constitutes a tax-deductible contri-bution to SILPT.
• At 7:30 p.m., three names will be drawn by the docent and posted next to the artwork in the order drawn.
• The first person whose name is drawn has 10 minutes to sign an agreement to purchase with the docent.
• At 7:40 p.m., if the first person has not signed an agreement to purchase, the second person will have until 7:50 p.m. and so on.
• Buyers are obligated to purchase at least one work of art if their name is drawn for more than one piece. Promptness is requested in order to release the other works for the next person on the list.
• A cashier will meet you at the artist station to complete the purchase.
• Payment must be completed by the end of the evening.
• Arrangements for delivery and/or pickup of artwork must be made at the time of purchase.
Mike Beeman
Julie Bender
Melissa Cooper
William C. Davis
Shane Dimmick
Adele Earnshaw
Joe Garcia
Jim Gilmore
David Grossmann
Nancy & Mark Hargis
Paul Kethley
Kate Kiesler
Lorie Merfeld-Batson
JG Moore
Anita Mosher
Rock Newcomb
John Pyson
Cathy Sheeter
Greg Smith
Nathan Solano
Christopher Thomson
Joshua Tobey
Mike Untiedt
Don Weller
Sarah Woods
Dinah Worman
Our cover paintings:
Outside cover – Bob, 7” x 7”, oil, by Adele Earnshaw
Inside Cover – High Country Mountain Goat, 9” x 12”, Oil, by Joe Garcia
Adele and Joe have been supporting artists for the past 8 years.
ArtistsWelcome to our 2013 participating artists.
On the following pages you may preview a
sampling of the work that artists will be showcasing
the night of the sale. Not all works that will be
available at Art for the Sangres have been included
in the online catalogue.
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Mike Beeman
Little Red Fire Truck, 11”x14”, pastel, $1100
Mike’s interest in art began at an early age while living in Banbury, England. His neighbor, a portrait artist, sparked a fascination that has influenced him throughout his career. Painting in oils or pastels, in studio or on location, his love for a challenge takes him from figurative work to landscapes to still lifes. No matter the subject or medium, Mike is focused on capturing the light and creating a mood that will engage the viewer. His work has been selected in Pastel Journal’s top 100 competi-tions (2013 Silver Award for still life), the Richeson 75, and International Association of Pastel Societies’ exhibits. Mike is a signature member of the Pastel Society of America and a member of the IAPS Master Circle.
Main Ingredients, 11”x14”, pastel, $1100
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Tasty Trio, 9”x12”, pastel, $950
Purple Finch, 6”x8”, pastel, $375
Paintings © Mike Beeman, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Julie BenderDeeply immersed in the medium of pyrography, award-winning artist Julie Bend-er’s unique portrayal of animals inspires the imagination. Known for her highly representational wood burnings, Bender breathes new excitement into her work by burning on paper. Rich sepia tones produced by scorching her surface, combined with artful, vignette-like compositions and memorable scenes pres-ent a distinctive and refreshing perspective in animal art. Simply put, Bender “paints with heat.” Having recently relocated to Colorado, Bender plans to fur-ther explore her medium while infusing more of the Western experience into her work. A signature member of the Society of Animal Artists, her credentials include presence in Strokes of Genius 3, Great Dogs, Amazing Artists, and publi-cations including Sporting Classics, Wildlife Art Journal and Cowboys & Indians. She participates in select invitational wildlife shows, international juried exhibi-tions, and galleries and museums throughout the country
Amazing Grace, 20” x 24”, Pyrography on Maple wood, $3500
The Ties that Bind, 18” x 18.5”, Pyrography on watercolor paper $3,000
Paintings © Julie Bender, 2013
Westcliffe Family Reunion, 11.5” x 22”, Pyrography on watercolor paper $2700
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Paintings © Julie Bender, 2013
Mutual Affection, 12” x 22”, Pyrography on watercolor paper, $2300
Colorado Combat, 9.5” x 22”, Pyrography on watercolor paper $2500
Where’s the Fire?, 8” x 23.5”, Pyrography on watercolor paper, $1,800
Leaf Thief, 9” x 22”, Pyrography on watercolor paper, $1600
The Loner, 11” x 14”. Pyrography on Maple wood, $1800
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Melissa CooperMelissa’s widely collected wildlife art—from five-inch to monumental scale—depicts such creatures as rabbits, beavers, chipmunks, bears, and birds known for their combi-nation of graceful shape and, as the artist puts it, “fluffy and robust” charm.
An impressionistic style suits Cooper well for a creature’s body. When it comes to the face, however, detail is key to infusing the animal with spirit and personality.
Melissa has 24 years of sculpting experience. She currently lives in Littleton, Colorado.
Lily, 8” x 14”, $1800
Summer Sun, 13” x 27”, $5100
Mousin’ Around, 4” x 6”, $950
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Sweet Sipper, 11” x 5”, $1600Yellow Warbler, 14” x 8”, $1600
Gold Fever, 3” x 12”, $1900
Chickadeedeedee, 22” x 6”, $2400
Scout, 8” x 7”, $850
All work © Melissa Cooper, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
William C. DavisWilliam C. Davis retired in 1992 and was awarded professor emeritus from California State University Northridge. During his tenure he taught drawing, craft, 2D design and 3D design. He wrote curriculum and taught Ceramics and Glass design studies. During these busy years he managed to complete two masters degrees, one in Ceramics and the other in Fine Arts from USC. In order to become a full Professor he had to ex-hibit widely. His works in ceramics and glass have been in more than 125 juried shows including regional, national, and international. His work has been shown in Germany, Australia and Canada. Some of the national shows include: The Oakland Museum (CA), Leigh Yawkey Museum (WI), Long Beach Museum (CA), and a one man show at Palm-dale College (CA) including two of their affiliated galleries.
Davis discovered New Mexico in the 1980’s and vowed to move to Taos one day. “So my wife and I moved to Taos in 2005.” Finally I am living in a place where I don’t have to pack and ship my work out of state.” His work has been shown in New Mexico at Blue Rain Gallery, Santa Fe and Brazos Art Gallery, Taos. Currently his work can be seen at Act I Gallery, Taos.
BlueBarn,Summer-Morning, 8X10
Fall Run Off, 8X9.
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Three Mesas, 9X9
Aspen Series 2, 9X9
Orange Barn,Summer-Afternoon, 8X10
Red Barn At Dusk, 9X9
Teaching the Sky to Be Blue, 8X11.5
Paintings © William Davis, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Shane DimmickShane Dimmick was born and raised in Wyoming where she expressed an early passion for
the natural world through drawing and study, which led to a degree in biology and a career
in illustration and wildlife painting. Field trips and her own backyard, now in the Colorado
mountains outside of Westcliffe, provide her with an array of subjects and a glimpse into their
lives. Dimmick’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally including in: Art and
the Animal, Arts for the Parks, Birds in Art, Endangered Species at the U.S. Department of
the Interior, and National Wildlife. She is a Signature Member of the Society of Animal Artists,
NY, and has won its Award of Excellence. Her work is in numerous private and public collec-
tions, and in three books on both art and wildlife.
Head’s Up, 30’’ x 40’’, Acrylic, $6800Paintings © Shane Dimmick, 2013
Mountain Man, 16’’ x 12’’, Acrylic, $1600
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Adele EarnshawA sixth generation New Zealander, Adele Earnshaw now lives in Sedona, AZ but her painting and choice of subject matter have been greatly influenced by both New Zea-land and Australia where she spent much of her life. Working primarily in transparent watercolor, Adele’s paintings have been exhibited at the Natural History Museum in New York and have toured Japan and Sweden with Birds in Art exhibitions. She is a member of the Society of Animal Artists. Her native New Zealand selected her to design the first three stamps for the Game Bird Habitat Stamp Program. Adele’s work was exhibited at the National Museum of History in Taipei, along with the work of 12 other artists representing nine different countries. In recent years, Adele has also been painting landscapes plein air, in both oil and watercolor.
Bob, 7” x 7”, oil on gessoed board, $495
Paintings © Adele Earshaw, 2013
Glory, 20” x 16”, oil on gessoed board, $1,895
Throne, 8” x 10”, oil on gessoed board, $595
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Joe GarciaIt is an understatement to say that Joe Garcia loves to paint. When he is away from his studio too long he finds himself craving the paints, and he is not totally happy unless he’s holding a brush and mixing colors on the palette! Joe received a B.A. in Fine Art from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, and was in the commercial art field for a number of years before turning to fine art full time. Watercolors have been his media of choice for most of his 35-plus year career, but oils took over the water-color spotlight a few years ago and now comprise about 50 percent of his work. His landscapes and wildlife paintings may be found in collections and galleries throughout the United States, Canada and abroad.
Rocky Mountain Big Horn, 9” x 12”, oil, $795
Paintings © Joe Garcia, 2013
High Country Mountain Goat, 9” x 12”, oil, $795
On the Run, 9” x 12”, oil, $795
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Jim GilmoreIn relation to his art Jim says, “ In my art, I strive to share with others the love and respect I have for nature and the cowboy lifestyle. Living on our cattle ranch in the Rocky Mountains, I have had many extraordinary experiences throughout my life. Memories of an elk’s bugle echoing through a canyon, two black bear cubs exploring a new world or spending time packing into the high country of Colorado with horses are some of the many events that have inspired my work. I hope having my work in your home or office will bring a bit of nature into your life as well as a desire to help protect our natural environment and western way of life.” Multiples available on all pieces.
All work © Jim Gilmore, 2013 Photography by Jafe Parsons
The One That Got Away, 19”h x 36”w, bronze, $6,500
After The Rise, 16”h x 15”w, bronze, $2,500
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Buffalo Trails, 17”h x 21”w, bronze, $3,200
Spring Snow, 15”h x 23”w, bronze, $3,500
Morning Meditation, 13”h x 14”w, bronze, $2,500
Midnight Watch, 15”h x 10”w, bronze, $1,750
All work © Jim Gilmore, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
David GrossmannArt has been a constant presence in David Grossmann’s life. Drawing was his favor-ite activity as a child, so he spent much of the time exploring his imagination through pencil and paper.
A love of the outdoors has also been a life-long companion for David. He lived in Chile until he was fourteen, and the towering Andes, the vast ocean, the barren deserts, and fertile valleys shaped his appreciation for the beauty of nature. When he left Chile and moved to Colorado, the majesty of the Rocky Mountains brought a touch of familiarity through the time of transition and culture shock.
While in high school, David studied drawing with artist Valorie Snyder. He went on to earn degrees in business and Spanish, and then attended a classically-based art acad-emy in Boulder. It was at the academy that David had his first class in plein air (out-door) painting. He responded immediately to the challenges of this new method and the way it fit perfectly with his love for the outdoors. David’s dedication to landscape painting kept growing, eventually leading him to study with renowned artist Jay Moore.
Since then, David’s work has been included in many exhibitions, including national shows sponsored by Oil Painters of America, The American Impressionist Society, and Salon International. Southwest Art Magazine featured him as one of their “Art-ists to Watch,” and David’s work has also been included in Plein Air Magazine and American Art Collector Magazine. In her description of his work, acclaimed artist Nancy Guzik said that he “goes beyond his paint by bringing a sensitivity that ap-pears to be magic.”
Hillside and Shadow, 18” x 24”, oil on panel, $3200
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Evening Moon Reflected, 14” x 24”, oil on panel, $2,400.
Paintings © David Grossman, 2013
Moon Through Forest, 14” x 24”, oil on panel, $2,400.
Sapling, 14” x 24”, oil on panel, $2,400
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Nancy & Mark HargisNancy Hargis has always been drawn to mixed media and with her husband Mark providing the engineering, her artforms are not only exciting and intriguing, but finely tuned and well balanced. This union of artist and engineer enable their collaborative sculptures built of creativity while taking in the mechanical necessities. Their current theme is of Southwest Gourd Maidens.
Feathers & Fur, 3-D Mixed-Media Sculpture...’Basic’ Dimensions of 18” (In Max Vertical Height) x 8” (In Max Horizontal Diameter), $580
Fertile & Flame, A 3-D Mixed-Media Sculpture, ’Basic’ Dimensions of 14” (In Max Vertical Height) x 7” (In Max Horizontal Diameter), $420
Second Look, A 3D Mixed-Media Maiden Sculpture, 23” x 7”, $710
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Red River, 3-D Mixed-Media Sculpture, ’Basic’ Dimensions of 14” (In Max Vertical Height) x 6” (In Max Horizontal Diameter), $410
Fertile Feathers, 3-D Mixed-Media Sculpture, ‘Basic’ Dimensions of 19” (In Max Vertical Height) x 11” (In Max Horizontal Diameter, $690
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Paul KethleyAfter graduation, Paul moved to the Denver area to pursue a short career in the sales and marketing field. Realizing his God-given talent, he refocused his attention to oil painting. By 1989 he had made a few significant sales and acquired some art students in the Evergreen, Colorado area. In 1998 Paul married Lisa and shortly thereafter, relocated to Buena Vista Colorado. “Lisa provides needed inspiration and objectivity for my work” he says, and since has participated in the CFD Western Art Show, WY, ‘Night of Artists Show’, TX and is now represented by Altermann Galler-ies, NM. In 2007 the Pearce Museum at Navarro College in Corsicana, Texas, pur-chased his painting entitled “Through the Slots.”
Paintings © Paul Kethley, 2013
The Towering Sangres, 12” x 16”, oil on linen on board, $1600
The Winters Ranch, 8” x 16”, oil on linen on board, $1050
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Barn Suite-Rusted Roof, 8” x 10”, oil, $525
Kate KieslerKate Kiesler is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design with a degree in Il-lustration. She began her career illustrating children’s books before pursuing painting full time. Kate grew up in rural Vermont and has an inherent love for the outdoors and the landscape. After a brief stay in Taos, New Mexico, she moved to Colorado in 1997. Kate is most interested in conveying an interpretation of her surroundings through brushwork and the juxtaposition of value and color. She spends most days painting in the central mountains of Colorado. She has participated in the Colorado Governor’s Art Show, Estes Park Plein Air, and the Crested Butte Invitational among other venues.
Paintings © Kate Kiesler, 2013
Aspen Archway, 24” x 18”, oil, $1700
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Sangres Trio, 12” x 16”, oil, $875
Barn Suite in Red, 8” x 10”, oil, $525
Retired Wagon, 12” x 9”, oil, $600
Paintings © Kate Kiesler, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Lorie Merfeld-BatsonLorie Merfeld-Batson began studying art at a young age, apprenticing under her uncle, nationally known oil painter Gerald Merfeld. She continued her education in classical techniques of painting and figure drawing at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and the Palette & Chisel. After moving with her husband and children to Colorado, she was inspired by the colors and textures of the western landscape to begin painting full-time. Lorie is accomplished in oils and pastels and is involved in several organizations including Oil Painters of America, Signature member Plein Air Artists of Colorado, Signature mem-ber Pastel Society of Colorado. She has works in many private collections, and has recently been included in several Invitational Shows including the Governor’s Invitational in Love-land , The Sedona Plein Air Exhibition, Nomadas del Arte, and the Representing the West Show. Painting in a impressionist but representational style, Lorie paints plein-air and studio works from her home in the Wet Mountain Valley, and is represented by the Brook-wood Gallery in Westcliffe, CO, and online at www.loriemerfeld-batson.com
Early Snow, 12” x 20”, oil, $1,200
The Landmark, 12” x 20”, oil, $1,200
Paintings © LorieMerfeld-Batson, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Sangre de Cristo Sunset, 11” x 14”, oil, $850
Winter River Bend, 6” x 12”, oil, $650
ART FOR THE SANGRES
All work © J.G. Moore, 2013
J.G. MooreJ.G. Moore has been working professionally in bronze for the last 19 years. His award win-ning work is in private and public collections across the United States and Europe. He says of his work, “ My work blends a love of nature and a love for people and cultures around the world. I also love to make work that appeals to the utility of craft yet is fine in its form.”. James’ work is shown in galleries throughout the United States including Santa Fe, NM; Jackson, WY; Scottsdale, AZ and Boulder and Vail, CO.
Nocturne, 14 ” x 12” x 8” Bronze, $3600.00 - edition of 30
Bountiful River, 50” x 36” x 18” Bronze, $10,000 - edition of 20
This is a sample of James’ work that was in the 2012 show.
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Poppy Garden, 16” x 20”, original oil, $2,100
Anita MosherAnita Mosher is an award winning oil painter noted for her use of color and exuberant strokes across the canvas. Her work has been featured in articles numerous times in South-west Art magazine including “Artists to Watch”, in 2001 and in American Art Collector, Western Art Collector, Colorado Expressions, and Vail Art. She is a signature member of the National Oil and Acrylic Painter’s Society and the Outdoor Painters Society and a founding signature member of Plein Air Artists Colorado. Her work is in many private and public col-lections, including Jack Nicholson, John Elway, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, Rocky Mountain Hos-pital for Children, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Good Samaritan Hospital, Children’s Hospital, Silver Cross Hospital, Colorado State University, Steel Street Bank & Trust, Crown Hill Mortuary, the Trailhead Lodge and the Vail Valley Medical Center.
Golden Girls, 18” x 24”, original oil, $2,400
Paintings © Anita Mosher, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Paintings © Anita Mosher, 2013
Henry, 12” x 9”, original oil, $925
Poppies, 10” x 8” original oil, $800
Lemon Yellow, 8” x 10” original oil, $800
Lemons, 6” x 6”, original oil, $425
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Rock Newcomb Rock Newcomb, a professional artist for more than 47 years, specializes in acrylic paintings featuring western, wildlife and Southwest still life subjects. Gallery repre-sentation: Legacy Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ; Huey’s Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM; and Astoria Fine Art, Jackson, WY.
Art shows include: Prix de West, National Cowboy Museum, Oklahoma City, OK; Buffalo Bill Art Show, Cody, WY; Quest for the West, Eiteljorg Museum, Indianapolis, IN; Miniatures and More, National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, WY; Briscoe Western Art Museum, Night of Artists, San Antonio, TX; American Miniatures, Settlers West Galleries, Tucson, AZ.
Feature articles include: Western Art Collector, Southwest Art, Art of the West, In-ternational Artist.
Tatanka Spirit, 16” X 20”, Acrylic, $2,900
Cliff Master, 16” X 20”, Scratchboard and Acrylic, $2,900
Paintings © Rock Newcomb, 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Dark Wing Caddis, Blue-Winged Olive, Royal Wulff, 9” x 19” Overall, Scratchboard/gouache, $1,800
Bead Head Prince, Royal Coachman, Green Drake, Standard, 9” x 19” Overall, Scratchboard/gouache, $1,800
Zuni Olla with Deer, Birds and Sunflower Motifs, 10” x 10” Cradled, Acrylic, $1,600
Zuni Polychrome Jar with Sunflower and Deer Motifs, 10” x 10” Cradled, Acrylic, $1,600
Zuni Olla with Water Serpents and Red Scroll Patterning, 10” x 10” Cradled, Acrylic, $1,600
Paintings © Rock Newcomb 2013
ART FOR THE SANGRES
John PysonA collector at heart, John Pyson, owner of Investment Grade Collectibles, is in his 30th year of seeking out high grade Southwest textiles. His personal collection num-bers over 400 examples of old Navajo rugs and blankets, Saltillo sarapes, Rio Grande blankets, and museum grade contemporary Navajo tapestries. He enjoys research as much as collecting in order to place each textile in its historical context. He is pre-paring a book on the origins of Southwest textile design and cross cultural exchange of the design elements seen in weavings of the Southwest.
Navajo Ganado rug.....ca: 1970, 34” x 52” , excellent condition unusually fine weave, $2400
The Ason Yellowhair Navajo Yei rug...ca: 1970, 53” x 92” , as new condition, $4500
Navajo 2 Gray Hills vintage rug....ca: 1940, 64” x 71” , excellent condition, $2800
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Cathy SheeterCathy Sheeter grew up in a remote town in Eastern Oregon, where she was immersed in a ranching community with small town values, rich in agriculture, wildlife, and open spaces. Her love of both animals and art were apparent at an early age. Cathy moved to Colorado in 2002, where she still resides, and carries “the western way” in her blood. Cathy’s primary choice of mediums is scratchboard. Scratchboard involves the use of abrasive tools to scratch away a top layer of black ink to reveal a layer of white clay that is hidden beneath. From that point Cathy may choose to leave the image black and white, or to color the scratched areas with colored inks. Cathy exhibits her work in around 15 national and international shows a year. Her list of accreditations, awards and publica-tions is too long to list here, but can be found on her web site at www.cathysheeter.com
The Challenger, 24” x 36”, Scratchboard, $5,500
Paintings © Cathy Shetter, 2013
Moonlight Dancer, 44” x 18”, Scratchboard, $2,400
Angus Bull, 19” x 16”, Scratchboard, $2,800 Scatter, 18” x 16”, Scratchboard and Ink, $3,200
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Pickin’ Daisies, 14” x 14”, Scratchboard, $2,400
The Bruiser, 8” x 10”, Scratchboard, $1,600
Mister Chipper, 7” x 5”, Scratchboard, $675
Keen 8” x 10”, Scratchboard, $1700
Lion About the Weather 18” x 6”, Scratchboard and Ink, $2,000
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Greg SmithGreg grew up in Colorado and now lives with his wife and twin children in Parker, Colo-rado. Greg pursued painting training at The Florence Academy of Art, in Florence, Italy for one year followed by Ateliers of Bougie Studio in Minneapolis and Hurinenko and Paquet Studio in St. Paul, MN. Greg has taken workshops at the Art Student League of Denver, and the Fechin Institute in New Mexico and his instructors have included David Leffel, Sherrie McGraw, Daniel Sprick, Kim English, Jeff Hurinenko, and Joe Paquet.
Recent Features
Cover Artist for Pasatiempo March 2012 Featured Artist For Rocky Mountain PBS 2007 October, 2006 - Southwest Art Magazine – Collector’s Choice-still lifes November 2004 - Southwest Art Magazine – Artists to Watch
Painting © Greg Smithr, 2013
Calla lilies, 20” x 16”, oil, $1800
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Nathan SolanoNathan Solano spent a number of years working in Colorado and Florida as a photogra-pher, illustrator and art director for advertising agencies. In 1987, though lacking formal art training, he began to paint full time. His work has been featured in Southwest Art, Art of the West, Western Art Collector Magazine, the Artist Magazine, Taos Magazine, Western Horseman, Cowboys and Indians, the American Cowboy, and Wildlife Art Magazine. Nathan is represented by the Ann Korologos Gallery in Basalt, CO, Abend Gallery in Denver, CO, Hayden Hays Western Gallery at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Legacy Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ and Settlers West Galleries in Tucson, AZ.
179 A Native American Princess, 20” x 24” Acrylic, $3,700
Paintings © Nathan Solano, 2013
These are samples of Nathan’s work that were in the 2012 show.
177 Color of Power, 14” x 18”, Oil, $3,000
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Christopher Thomson Christopher grew up in the suburbs of Washington DC. His childhood was spent tinkering with woodworking in his parents’ basement, playing flute, and bicycling to the Potomac River where he swam, kayaked, camped and built driftwood tree houses mostly in solitude.
He studied engineering briefly at Swarthmore College but left to study with master potter Marguerite Wildenhain. Drafted, he worked for two years as a house parent for emotionally disturbed teenage boys as a conscientious objector to war.
Shortly thereafter he met his wife of 35 years, Susan Livermore. They left their California pottery commune and moved to rural NM where they built an adobe house. Gathering stone, making adobes, felling trees taught them skills and acquainted them with the magic of their new land. Christopher did construction contracting for several years before dedicating himself fulltime to functional and sculptural ironworks, with employees and alone, for the last 27 years. www.christopherthomsonironworks.com
Western Rattlesnake Coffee Table, Hand-forged steel, Pewter black finish 16”h x 25”w x 54”l, $2,450
Branding Iron Table Lamp, Hand-forgedsteel, rust finish, sheepskin shade,37” over all height, $950
Western Rattlesnake Floor Lamp, Hand-forged steel, Pewter black finish, Sheepskin shade a 60” over all height, $1,018
3 Spiral Candlesticks, Hand-forged steel,Pewter black, 16”h, 20”h and 24”h, $825/set
ART FOR THE SANGRES
4 Tool Fireplace Set, Hand-forged steelPewter black finish, $1,200
Coat Hat Stand, Hand-forged steel, Pewter black finish, 68”h x 17” base, $1,400
Large Logholder, Hand-forged steel, Rustic black finish, 24”h x 10”w x 32”l, $880
Woven Bench, Hand-forged steel, Pewter black, 18 ½”h x 15 ½”w x 43”l, $4,000
Fire River Rhythms #3, Hand-forged steel and bronze – polished, 48”h x 55”w x 5”d, $3,400
Red Chinlone Orb, Multi-strand woven steel with red powdercoat, 18” diameter, $1,600.
ART FOR THE SANGRES
Josh Tobey“My goal is to tell the human story using wildlife,” says Tobey. “Whether the sculpture is large or small, I want the animal to make eye contact with the viewer. I want them to be invited into the story.” Josh currently shows in Sedona, AZ; Palm Desert, CA; Cannon Beach, OR; Park City, UT; Santa Fe, NM He and his wife Josephine now live in Loveland, Colorado.
199b Ghost, 18” H x 24.5” L x 7” W, Bronze, $8,300, Edition of 35
All work © Josh Tobey, 2013
These are samples of Josh’s work that were in the 2012 show.
199a Magic Hands (life size raccoon), 21” H x 15” D x 13” W, Bronze, $7,800, Edition of 35
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Mike UntiedtMike Untiedt “trys to paint like Mark Twain wrote.” As a storyteller with a brush, he conveys a timelessness, a sense of the moment. Born and bred in Colorado, Untiedt comes from a long line of farmers and ranchers, which influenced his love of painting the prairie landscape. One of the things dearest to Michael’s heart is a group of phil-anthropic artists called The Gatherers, who through the sale and donation of their art raise funds for community projects. Michael’s work has been featured in both one-man and group shows in New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Arizona and Montana. Michael was featured in the February, 2001 issue of Southwest Art. He currently lives in Denver with his wife Donna and their two children.
Encampment in the Moon of Darkening Cherries, 24” x 30”, oil on linen
Paintings © Mike Untiedt, 2013
Cap’n and the Faithful Mount. 11” x 14”, oil on linen panel
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So Fair Was My Valley, 12” x 16”, oil on linen
Crossing On Nepeste’, 12” x 16”. oil on linen panel
Wild-Country Barn, 12” x 16”, oil on linen panel
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Don WellerDon Weller drew horses and cowboys and roped calves in high school and college. After graduating from Washington State University, he sold his horses and moved to Los An-geles where he spent decades doing graphic design, illustration and also teaching, first at UCLA and for a decade at the Art Center School in Pasadena. Finally, realizing he had seen all the cement and palm trees he could stand, he and his family moved to rural Utah. There Don creates western paintings and rides his cutting horses. His paintings have received many awards including The Jones Award from the Bosque Art Center. He won the Artists’ Choice Award in the Western Artists of America 2011 Exhibition and the Best Water Soluble in the Western Art Association 2011.
229 A Tug on the Line, 13” x 21”, Watercolor, $2,500
Paintings © Don Weller, 2012
These are samples of Don’s work that were in the 2012 show.
228 Dawn, 13.5” x 16”, Watercolor, $2,200
226 Tightens His Latigo a Notch, 15” x 20”, Watercolor, $2,200
227 Hand Full of Rope, 15” x 14”, Watercolor, $2,200
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Sarah Woods grew up in Wyoming, and her love of the wildlife and western landscape is evident in her work. Sarah’s oil paintings share strong realistic color and crisp, dynamic lighting, something she attributes to her life at “high altitude.” Her career began after winning a Wildlife in Art magazine national competition in 1986. She has had the good fortune to have been invited to participate in some of the nation’s finest shows: Birds in Art, Wildlife: the Artist’s View, National Museum of Wildlife Art’s “Western Visions”, Cheyenne Frontier Days, and Arts for the Parks, including the Founder’s Favorite and Judges’ Choice Awards. In 2010 Sarah was invited to participate in the Jackson Hole Art Auction, representing “past and present masters of the American West.” She shows at Trailside Galleries in Jackson, Wyoming and at the Hayden Hays at the Broadmoor. Sarah is proud that she has been a part of Art for the Sangres from its inception and feels lucky to live in Westcliffe with her husband, Randy and their two daughters.
Sarah Woods
245 Pronghorn Evening, 22” x 28”, oil, $3,600
Paintings © Sarah Woods, 2012
These are samples of Sarah’s work that were in the 2012 show.
244 Creek Colors, 14” x 18”, oil, $1,600
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Dinah WormanDinah`s landscape paintings are instantly recognizable for their composition, clarity and depth. Arranging the compositon as blocks of darks and lights on an empty canvas or pastel board allows her to work out the structure and statement of the piece before actual painting begins. Dinah is able to retain her vitality by continually renewing her vi-sion. She uses various methods of staying fresh such as switching back and forth from oil to pastel or intentionally mixing up her palette. Dinah states “I constantly work to press beyond method and into a flow of creative instinct.” Dinah’s work can befound at dinahworman.com as well as a listing of galleries and shows.
Overlook Sunset, 24” x 30”, pastel, $3200
Paintings © Dinah Worman, 2012
These are samples of Dinah’s work that were in the 2012 show.
258 Tree in Winter, 18” x 18”, pastel, $1800
257 Shades of Gray, 16” x 20”, oil, $1760
259b Counting Cows on a Warm Summer Day, 30” x 24”, oil, $3200
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