Ballet Parking

Will Bullas

Every time I see this I laugh.  This would be a perfect scene at my local outdoor mall! This is a secondary market print called Ballet Parking by artist Will Bullas which measures 12 x 17, 750 signed and numbered, never framed, in mint condition.  Price is $110.00 or send your best price offer to info@artlinkindex.com.  Combined shipping is available. Sally Art Link Index

 
 

Afternoon Light - Dogwood



Thomas Kinkade

This stunningly beautiful landscape by Thomas Kinkade is a  sold out secondary market  canvas titled Afternoon Light - Dogwood which has been hand highlighted (enhanced) with oil paint measuring 16 x 20, 980 signed and numbered, in mint condition.  When hanging on your wall, it will look exactly like the original painting!

Informart Magazine's current market values this canvas at $1,754.00-2,312.00 as of February 13, 2012.

Contact info@artlinkindex.com regarding combined shipping or best price offer.

Hope the sun is shining brightly on you today!

Sally

The Oath

 by

James Christensen

Secondary market print The Oath measuring 16.5 x 22, 2,950 s/n, never framed, in mint condition for $160.00 or send best price offer to info@artlinkindex.com.  Please visit artlinkindex.com for more of this phenomenal artist's works.

James Christensen’s artwork has been inspired by myths, fables, fantasies and tales of imagination. Applying his eye for the fantastic to people, landscapes and creatures (both real and imagined), Christensen has created a rich and strangely familiar world, rendered with elegant skill and detail. Christensen paints in a variety of styles, from the lush Saints and Angels series reminiscent of European old master works, like Madonna and Two Angels, to his whimsical and humorous works of satire like Resistance Training, Christensen art appeals to a broad range of collectors. Christensen says, "My aim always begins with a desire to connect with another imagination. My work is an invitation to let your imagination run wild, explore, and make interpretations spontaneously."

James Christensen was born in Culver City, California, growing up two blocks from the MGM studio where he and his friends often played in the back lot of the studio in Tarzan's pond or on sets for movies such as Gone With the Wind. James loved to tell stories and use his imagination in play and drawing.

Christensen attended Santa Monica City College, UCLA, and Brigham Young University, where he received his Masters in Fine Arts. After graduation, he worked as a freelance illustrator, but continued to work independently on his own painting. Christensen created fantasy images for his own amusement, but he only displayed what he thought other people would like. However, he soon discovered that others liked his imaginative, magical worlds as much as he did. The universal predicaments of his fanciful characters touch a chord in their own lives and bring a wry smile of recognition. Poofy Guy on a Short Leash stars one of Christensen's overdressed, self-important little characters that deep down, we can all relate to!

Weaving dreams, hopes, fears, and humor into the fabric of everyday life, Christensen has created many enchanting works of art. "My paintings are meant to excite the imagination and invite the viewer to become a participant in the creative process," says Christensen.

Daddy's Little Girl

by

Greg Olsen

 

This gorgeous image by artist Greg Olsen is a sold out secondary market artist's proof  canvas measuring 11 x 14, 350 s/n, never framed, in mint condition.

Greg Olsen was born and raised in a farming community in rural Idaho. His parents were artists themselves, recognizing and encouraging his early love of drawing. As a boy, Greg Olsen often relied on his imagination for entertainment. Later, the devoted coaching of a high school teacher secured his passion and enhanced his technical ability. He studied illustration at Utah State University and, after graduating, was hired as an in-house illustrator in Salt Lake City, working on murals, dioramas, and simple paste-ups. After two years, he followed a friend's advice and began painting full time.

The art of Greg Olsen enlightens the soul and spirit of its subjects and inspires the hearts and minds of its viewers. Olsen's diverse interests are elegantly demonstrated in oil paintings that range from the realistic and historical to the whimsical. His brilliant, delicate portraits capture not only his subjects' likeness, but their spirit as well. Landscapes from America and around the world reflect the perfect beauty of the mind's eye. As an adult, his imagination captivates us with paintings that depict the best and brightest memories of his childhood.

Greg Olsen's biblical paintings are represented in religious temples in more than 20 countries worldwide. His work for the Pentagon and the National Collegiate Athletic Association required intensive research and strict attention to factual detail. While these historical paintings satisfy his desire to render works with a sense of permanence, his whimsical paintings afford him the freedom to transfer his imagination to canvas. Greg Olsen's philosophy on art is quite simple. He stated, "For me, I just always appreciated the beauty of art and the way it made me feel," he says. "Art's greatest purpose is just to make us happy. I take a lot of pleasure in painting and hope that pleasure is contagious to those who look at my art."

Price:  $279.00 (plus s/h) or send best offer price to info@artlinkindex.com.

Have a great weekend!

Sally



Millie's Garden

by

Terry Isaac



Seeing signs of Spring arriving this week.....saw a bunny rabbit, heard birds chirping, saw a bee, and just this morning saw the sprout of a tulip growing in my front yard.  In just a matter of a couple of months maybe my yard will reflect the beautiful image posted above by artist Terry Isaac. 

This is a secondary market signed and numbered limited edition print titled Millie's Garden  measuring 15 x18, 500 s/n in pristine condition.

Terry Isaac is a native Northwesterner, living in the Willamette Valley of Oregon between the Cascade Mountain Range and the Pacific Ocean. Isaac paints the wildlife and landscapes of North America. Although Isaac received a formal art education, graduating with honors, he believes his best training has come from being outdoors and from studying the work of his favorite artists. Isaac enjoys participating in state and national fish and waterfowl stamp and print competitions because of the high standards of painting technique required in capturing animal anatomy and their habitat. Isaac feels these competitions have sharpened his skills and he enjoys competing with the nation's finest wildlife artists.

Isaac has been selected to participate in several important art exhibitions, including the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum's prestigious "Birds in Art" exhibitions. He was also commissioned to produce 14 waterfowl drawings for the Audubon Bird Handbook, published in 1987.

Visit Art Link Index for an extensive selection of sold out secondary market works by numerous artists.

Have a wonderful day everyone.

Sally

Garden of Promise

by

Thomas Kinkade

Thomas Kinkade, known as the Painter of Light, is America's most collected living artist. Coming from a modest background, Kinkade emphasizes simple pleasures and inspirational messages through his paintings. As a devout Christian, he uses his gift as a means to communicate and spread inherent life-affirming values. It was while growing up in the small town of Placerville, California that these important values were nurtured. It was Kinkade's mission that art be accessible for everyone to enjoy the millions of Kinkade images that grace the walls of homes across America and around the world. Through an abundance of genres, Kinkade’s ability to present his subject in a picturesque setting inspires the viewer to imagine the world full of beauty, intrigue, and adventure.

Art Link Index is offering secondary market Thomas Kinkade prints and canvases at excellent prices.  Please visit this link to view all of the secondary market Thomas Kinkade works I have available.  If you do not see the artist or title you are looking for contact me at info@artlinkindex.com and I will make every effort to find the art treasure you are looking for at a great price and in mint condition utilizing my extensive art resources. Here is a list of the artists we have inventory for:

   Abbett, Robert 

   Adams, Hermon 

   Agnew, Al 

   Aldrich, Edward 

   Alvar, Sunol 

   Anderson, Mark 

   Anton, Bill 

   Atkinson, Michael 

   Bama, James 

   Barber, John 

   Barnes, Jesse 

   Barnhouse, Dave 

   Bateman, Robert 

   Baughan, Kalon 

   Beecham, Greg 

   Behrens, Howard 

   Blish, Carolyn 

   Bogle, Lee 

   Brenders, Carl 

   Bull, Simon 

   Bullas, Will 

   Bush, Darrell 

   Byerley, Bob 

   Calle, Paul 

   Capser, Mike 

   Carey, June 

   Carter, Gary 

   Challenger, J.D. 

   Chase, Rod 

   Christensen Barney, Cassandra 

   Christensen, James 

   Clymer, John 

   Cole, Julie-Kramer 

   Combes, Simon 

   Cowan, John 

   Cox, Tim 

   Crandall, Vivi 

   Crane, Jon 

   Cross, Tom 

   Crowe, Phillip 

   Cummings, Chris 

   Dafeng, Mo 

   Daly, Jim 

   Daniel, Kevin 

   Dietz, James 

   Donaldson, Kim 

   Doolittle, Bev 

   Dowdle, Eric 

   duBois, Tom 

   Duncan, Robert 

   Dyke, Larry 

   Ellenshaw, Peter 

   Evans, Carol 

   Fanning, Larry 

   Frace, Charles 

   Frazier, Luke  

   Friberg, Arnold 

   Gentry, Michael 

   Gilleon, R. Tom 

   Glazier, Nancy 

   Gnatek, Michael 

   Godard, Michael 

   Gordon, L. 

   Greene, Bruce  

   Grelle, Martin 

   Griffing, Robert 

   Gromme, Owen 

   Gurney, James 

   Gustafson, Scott 

   Hampton, Ben 

   Hamrick, Stephen 

   Hanks, Steve 

   Harris, Richard 

   Hartough, Linda 

   Harvey, G. 

   Henderson, Jan 

   Hunt, Alan  

   Isaac, Terry 

   Jaxson, Bill 

   Kasper, Jim 

   Kennedy, Scott 

   Kieffer, Christa 

   Kinkade, Thomas 

   Kloetzke, Don 

   Kouba, Les 

   Kromschroeder, Lee 

   Kuck, Sandra 

   Kuhn, Bob 

   Kunstler, Mort 

   Kushner, Steve 

   Lamb, Jim D.  

   Landry, Paul 

   Larson, Judy 

   Lewis, Milton 

   Liu, Lena 

   Lumbers, James 

   Lyman, Stephen 

   Maass, David 

   Machat, Mike 

   Machetanz, Fred 

   Maija 

   Marris, Bonnie 

   Mayer, Denis 

   McCarthy, Frank 

   Meineke, Wayne 

   Miller, Frank 

   Millette, Rosemary 

   Mirkovich, Nenad 

   Morrissey, Dean 

   Moyers, Terri Kelly 

   Noles, Karen 

   Olsen, Greg 

   Owen, Bill 

   Owen, Chris 

   Parker, Ron 

   Parrish, Bradley 

   Parson, Del 

   Peterson, Charles 

   Phillips William S. 

   Plasschaert, Richard 

   Policky, J. F. 

   Pollen,Samson 

   Rager, Jeanne 

   Redlin, Terry 

   Ren, Chuck 

   Reneson, Chet 

   Rey, Jim 

   Riley, Ken 

   Riley, Linda 

   Rodriguez, Alfredo 

   Rogers, Howard 

   Romance, Trisha 

   Rush, Rick 

   Saunders, Tyler 

   Schmehl, Bradley 

   Seerey-Lester, John 

   Sieve, Michael 

   Silversmith, Mark 

   Simpson, Renee Steger 

   Sims, Kyle 

   Situ, Mian 

   Smith, Daniel 

   Smith, Gary Ernest 

   Smith, Tucker 

   Sternberg, Charlotte 

   Stivers, Don 

   Stobart, John 

   Strain, John Paul 

   Taylor, Robert 

   Tennant, Craig 

   Terpning, Howard 

   Terry, Jack 

   Teter, Lee 

   Thomas, Andy 

   Timberlake, Bob 

   Trott, Darryl 

   Trudgian, Nicholas 

   Von Borstel, Susan 

   Warren, Melvin 

   Weirs, Persis Clayton 

   Weiss, John 

   Weistling, Morgan 

   Windberg, Dalhart 

   Wysocki, Charles 

   Young, Michael 

   Young, Paco

   Zach, Larry 

Thanks!

Sally

I am delighted that Art Link Index has established a dealership featuring western artist Chris Owen.  I have secondary and current market works available at www.artlinkindex.com.  

Chris Owen was born in Billings, Montana. During the summertime he spent his time on his grandparents ranch in the Judith Basin which inspired his love of the western way of life. He studied fine art at Montana State University and was awarded a scholarship to study at the Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles. The paintings of Chris Owen portray the spirit and substance of the American cowboy depicting the human and horse figures with an authentic personal and subjective approach. Owen stated, "The cowboy endures as the foremost American icon. He is the most compelling of characters and due to his romantic lifestyle and unique personality a natural subject of artistic interest. His ongoing endurance as the premier American cultural hero stands as testament to the spirit and values that have made the people of the West great." Chris Owen portrays the working cowboy themes as authentic, operating ranch activities. He once painted predominantly with gouache, but now paints with oils as well. He shows at the Coors Western Art Exhibit in Denver, Colorado and was their official poster artist in 2003. He also shows at the Cheyenne Frontier Days, Governor's Invitational Art Show where he has won the "Museum Purchase" and "Limited Edition Print Artist" awards. His painting "A Cowboy's Morning" won the international "Benny Award" for the finest giclee in 2006.

Best price offer is available on secondary market works.  Combined shipping is available.