Oil
"Homestead Memory" by Tucson Arizona painter Albert Dreher. Albert has a unique technique he applies to a special paper and then it is adhered to an enameled metal frame. Measuring 17 inches by 17 inches, this includes the 4 inch frame.
"Harmony Temple" by Arizona artist Albert Dreher is a wash of midnight blue with the moon draped in the mist. The central architectural building is a large ceremonial Kiva, that has stairways leading down the cliffs into the abyss. Albert's paintings have an ominous beauty, echoing the spirit of the ancient south west.
"Ancient Shiprock" by Tucson artist Albert Dreher. Shiprock is a town in New Mexico and it is named after the rock formation that stands West of the area. Shiprock has many legends and folktales that surround it's beginnings and spirit powers. The Kivas in the foreground are found at the various national Monuments in the SW.
"Chimayo Remembered" by Albert Dreher of Tucson Arizona. Albert paints with oil wash on paper and mounts them to a metal frame. His inspirations come from the ancient dwellings of the Southwest. The moon is rising or the sun is setting there is definitely an atmospheric spirit in the air.
"Cathedral Stairway" by Tucson artist Albert Dreher. Albert has a very distinct style that echoes the ancient dwellings of the Southwest. This is an oil painting on paper and mounted to an enameled metal frame. Albert really captures the spirit of the special places in the cliffs of the American West.
"Autumn in the La Platas, Hesperus, Colorado" by Durango artist Lance Mumma. Featured is an oil landscape that truly captures the beauty of the fall in the southwest. Lance spends time in the outdoors painting and then creates the final works in his studio.
"Arroyo shadows in the Sandias"- by Lance Mumma landscape artist of the Four Corners Area. Lance does field studies to capture the nuances of the landscape and then takes the study to his studio, to paint the larger oil paintings.
"Fort Duchesne Ute" by Navajo painter Hyrum Joe. Though not yet 30 years of age, Hyrum has been an aspiring artist almost that long. He has already won numerous awards and had sell out shows at the Santa Fe Indian Market. His oil paintings are rich in culture, heritage, and artist technique.
"Two Kinds of Blue"- Off in the distance is a mountain fading into the blue skies. The red canyons in the foreground lead you to the cool blue of the sky. Measuring 46 1/2 inches by 29 1/2 inches including the frame.
"Her Image"-by Stanton Englehart has shades of red and blue to depict the landscape of the Southwest. Elements of abstraction are worked in to the realism. Stanton plays with pushing the horizon and limits between the earth, sky and color planes.
