A
gallery of Giclee' and offset prints on paper or canvas
Available
for your purchase and enjoyment here * |
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"The
Spirit Wood Return" |
A
definable shape in the pinons leads to the realization that the
essence of the West is alive and well. This view of the Buffalo Peaks
wilderness, North of Buena Vista will stir the pioneer and the native
in all. |
(18 x 24 giclee' on WC paper
(s/n ed of 200))* |
"Rites
Of Spring" |
The
Dreamscape that started the visual journey. A testament to the
merits of persistance. |
(18 x 24 giclee' on canvas (s/n
ed of 25), 15 x 21 on WC paper (s/n ed of 200))* |
"How
Freedom Works" |
A
heartfelt look at the conundrum of Liberty and it's costs for us. |
(15 x 20 giclee'on canvas , s/n
ed of 25)* |
"Love
Me, Loves Me....not!" |
A
study in delayed recognition, both for the viewer and anyone else
who knows the duality of infatuation. |
(17.5 x 20" giclee' on WC
paper, s/n ed of 200)* |
"Winter
Dream #1
(Mountain Nectar)" |
A
peak through the looking glass at the lifeblood of the West |
(12 x 24 giclee' on canvas, s/n
ed of 25) * |
"The
Crooked Mile (George's Tree)" |
A
stellar view of Mt Princeton from the high chaparral of Colorado |
(13 x 24" giclee on WC paper, s/n ed of 200)* |
"A
Light Breakfast on Mt Princeton" |
Capturing
the beauty of one of Colorado's 14,000' peaks at first light. |
(13x24" offset print, open signed edition) * |
"Luna Vista" |
A
sentimental panorama of the setting moon above the Collegiate Peaks
in September. |
(10 x 36 offset print, s/n edition of 300) * |
"The
Nature of Preserves" |
A
tribute to my Father and a poignant thought about the natural
wonders of the American West. Timeless and fragile in the same
breath, with the power to reinvigorate us all. |
(18 x 24 offset print, s/n edtion of 700) * |
"I've
a feeling we're not on Canvas Anymore!" |
Before
Potters or Hobbits there was Oz. Many of us grew up reading the
books, enjoying the movie, and dreaming about travels of our own over
the rainbow. In a lightly skewed view of one of the great fairytales
of the 20th century, Stuart C. Andrews has given flight to his vision
of the journey to Oz and its relevance to modern times. |
(16 x 20 s/n offset print, ed. of 300) * |
"Back
to Nature" |
Prize
winning Odalesque in the tradition of Parrish |
9x12" offset print, signed & framed * |
"Under
A Western Sky" |
Commemorating
the Colorado Trailriders, a study of Stetsons under an new moon. |
(14 x 27" s/n offset print, ed of 200) * |
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