Welcome to Western Art Editions, the LOCAL source for Western art, Southwestern art, cowboy art and Native American indian art giclee prints.
We have a large selection
of high quality giclée
prints for sale by established artists who specialize in the
western U.S. theme in their work, specifically, Wild West art. These western
art prints are giclées made from the originals, painted by artists who
have actually lived the cowboy (and cowgirl!) life or grew up with the
American wilderness close to them, and are local to the American Southwest.
Some scenes are of life on the frontier during the era of America’s expansion
westward, and others are of the peoples who were in North America first
and their unspoiled surroundings. Here you will find art depicting hard-working
cowboys, graceful Native Americans from the plains and pueblos, and the
beautiful, timeless natural scenery that is unique to the American West. Many
of the art works depict the Wild West and facets of life unique to the
region in the 1800's. However, many scenes can easily be found in modern
times if you know where to look, just stay on your horse and out of the
way of the stampeding herds!
The Giclée (pronounced
JHEE-clay, French for "to spray on" or "to spray ink") digital
method of printing was first developed in 1989 by Graham Nash of the the
group Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, and is today the most technologically
advanced method of printing , and has become a widely-accepted standard
medium in the world of fine art. 64% of galleries worldwide sell giclées. They
are produced on acid-free water color paper or canvas like an original.
First, the original is photographed and then scanned and saved into a computer.
Printing is done one line at a time using tiny ink jets thinner than a human
hair, giving the finished giclée a rich texture. It is this exacting and
precise method which allows the most faithful reproduction of the artwork.
Giclées have been extensively tested for durability, with pigment-based
inks made to last over 100 years without a noticeable fade.
Often, the giclée is MISTAKEN for the original; the color and detail are
simply that good. Each giclée is color-matched before printing to ensure
quality.
The giclées offered here are printed on
256 gram, acid-free archival quality concord white rag paper.
Click HERE to read more about the
canvas and paper used.
All art is expressly authorized and licensed by the artists.
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Each giclée print varies in price depending on the size of the giclée.
* Some giclées
offered here may be part of limited editions and may be priced differently.
* Custom sizes are
available within the proportion, feel free to contact us with arrangements.
* 100% guaranteed, 30-day money
back, less shipping. Must be in original condition and container.
* Western Art Editions
prints giclées on site and mails worldwide insured.
* Online ordering at
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Be aware that while viewing the giclée images here, your monitor settings may not reflect absolute true color.
AVAILABLE TOPICS
To help you find what you're looking for, artists are sorted
here by the topics they've painted.
Each topic page has a collection of thumbnails.
Cowboy Art Native American Art The Old West The Working West
Panoramas Photography The Western Woman
Coming in the near future: Featured Artist Of The Month, Numbered Editions.
McCaine Bill McLaine Metz
ARTIST ROSTER
Click an artist name to jump to the abstract on this page, or scroll down
to see them all.
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Austin Deuel
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Joyce Dodd
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Richard Heichberger
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L.C. Herst loved cowboys as a child. After moving to Arizona in 1955, Herst "rode every stable horse in Phoenix" before buying a ranch. She sketched and photographed rodeos and cowboys right in the arena to be used as paintings, and rode on ranch round-ups. "My paintings reflect an honest personal response to the world around me. I want to tell stories of the west through light, color, design, and texture; and provoke an emotional rush in the viewer."
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Bill Mittag paints the American West in the era before the "shadow catchers" (photographers), soldiers, and road builders changed it forever. His Native American camp scenes give you the feeling of being there. His art is in private and corporate collections in the United States and abroad. He is represented by galleries in Taos, New Mexico; Jackson, Wyoming; Vail Colorado and Chicago, Illinois among other places.
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Loretta Musgrave
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Yellowhorse
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Harland Young
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We are actively seeking artists to feature on Western
Art Editions.
Please contact us with contact information, gallery
representation information, a short bio, list of shows/exhibitions you've displayed,
if any, awards received, and a few small (400 pixel or so) JPEGs or GIFs of
your work.
Preference is given to artists residing and working
in the western United States.