Monday, June 8, 2009

Buying art online


                                                    Into a Slumber 30 x 36

Here's an article I thought you might be interested in

Save Time and Money Buying Art Online!

By Tony Moffitt

It always comes back to these two factors.
With busy lives, finding the time do discover new and exciting artists is getting harder. As more bricks-and-mortar galleries close down, the opportunities to do so are becoming less frequent. Getting to a gallery during their opening hours might not be possible.
Purchasing art online suddenly makes even more sense.
Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, the Blogs and Websites of artists around the globe are displaying the work of their creators. They're permanent showcases that not just display the work itself, but often reveal amazing insights into the creative process behind each piece, and insights into the artist's mind.Modern transport and shipping remove the last worry to online buying.
Who wouldn't want their favourite piece of art delivered to their door?

Subscribe to artist blogs
Many art collectors are now subscribing to the Blogs of their favourite artists.You might be surprised to learn that many art galleries also subscribe to Blogs.
And perhaps this is the key to buying art online successfully.
By subscribing to the Blog of your favourite artists, you then have the first opportunity to view fresh works.
A blog subscription is a free service offered by most artists. When a prospective art collector subscribes (two clicks and it's done) their information is stored through services such as Feedburner.It's a totally free service.Then, each time your favourite artists post new works on their Blog, your email address is sent a copy of that artist's post. It arrives to your in-box within hours of the art being shown on the net.
No more waiting in lines. No more sifting through catalogues. No more standing in the weather. It's a free notification service, and it's provided to you every time you find an artist whose style you appreciate.

Be first to see new paintings
Many keen collectors subscribe to several artist blogs. My advice would be to subscribe to 5 artists at any one time. Not all artists will post new works daily. It depends on the creative process. Some days you may receive a couple of free email notifications. These will be artworks from your favourite artists... delivered to you as a service! From there you will easily be able to monitor the new work of each artist until you find the works you wish to purchase.You can see why buying art online, and dealing directly with your favourite artist has become the new way to invest in art!

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

When Coyote Dances -Oil Painting



When Coyote Dances is oil on canvas, 30" x 36".
The Warriors face is painted with blue black paint. He wears a coyote head dress and eagle feathers. The medicine wheel on the headdress represents the four directions
If you are interested in purchasing this painting please contact K. Henderson Art

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Sunday, May 17, 2009

I Arise from the Dark of Night - oil painting



I Arise from the Dark of Night is 30" x 40", oil on canvas. The colors of the painting are almost monochromatic earth colors. The title comes from an American Indian story that tells of the Raven rescuing the stolen sun  and returning it to the sky.
The Warrior wears feathers from many birds. His shield is painted with a bird image. He wears white stripes of paint on his face.
To see other similar paintings please see my website K. Henderson.com

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Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Waiting for the Sun to Rise - Oil Painting



Waiting for the Sun to Rise is 30″ x 40″ oil on canvas. I was inspired by a Northern Ute song:

“I am Like a Bear

I hold up my Hands

Waiting for the Sun to Rise
“

This is a painting of a Warrior wearing many feathers, holding a fan and a shield. His face is painted Red and Black

This painting will soon be available at Mountain Trails Gallery

SOLD

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Children of the Night


Children of the Night,oil on canvas, 30" x 30" is another painting showing the regalia of the Plains Indian. Buffalo robe, Wolf headdress and ermine adorn this warrior. 

Contact the website of K. Henderson  to view more paintings like this

Sunday, April 5, 2009

Strength and Freedom - Oil Painting




Strength and Freedom is an oil painting on canvas, 40" x 30". This warrior is a Plains Indian. He stands against a blue sky. His shield has a painting of a Bear which is a symbol of strength. The buckskin shirt has blue and white beading. This painting can be purchased by contacting K. Henderson

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Monday, March 30, 2009

In Disguise




In Disguise is a commissioned painting. It is 36 x 30, oil on canvas. The Plains Indian warrior wears a Wolf Headdress with eagle feathers. His buffalo robe shows a painting of two warriors in battle.

The buffalo robe had many uses. One of them was for a disguise. When a rider was on horse back covered with the robe he resembled a buffalo when seen from a distance.

The wolf headdress served the same purpose. The headdress was often used by scouts to disguise themselves.

You can see more of my warriors on my website

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Sunday, March 29, 2009

Red Dawn


Red Dawn is oil on canvas, 30 x 40. The Plains Indian Warrior has his face painted black and white, wears a black and white blanket, and carries a shield with a bear on it. He has eagle feathers in his har. The background is a stormy gray.
This painting can be purchased at Miller Gallery
See more paintings like this on my Website
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Saturday, March 21, 2009

To Dance in the Night - oil painting


To Dance in the Night shows a Pow Wow dancer dressed with eagle feathers, a bone chest plate, a quilled medallion and red beads. His face is painted in black and white. I like the look of the basic black and white painting with the red accents. This painting is available at Mountain Trails Gallery Park City
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Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Forever Brave- oil painting


Forever Brave, 12" x 9", Oil on board

This little guy is one of my favorite vintage ceramic figures . He’s a little warrior with a tomahawk.

He is standing in front of a wool blanket. Can you tell that I love the color Red?

As I’ve said before, I love painting the different textures. The roughness of the wool, the shiny hardest of the ceramic and the satin reflections on the table all come together to make a nice contrast.
Available

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Friday, March 13, 2009

Horse Nation - Oil Painting




Horse Nation is oil on canvas, 30" x 40". The plains indian warrior stands in front of a painting on buckskin which show riders capturing wild horses. The shield he holds depicts two warriors fighting on horseback. His face is painted  in red and blue black. The horse dance stick has red paint and gray horse hair.
For more information about this painting please contact me

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Thursday, March 5, 2009

With Wind and Time - oil painting




With Wind and Time is an oil painting on canvas, 3o” by 40″ . It shows a plains Indian warrior wearing a bone breast plate, red and blue beads, eagel feathers and a black blanket . The painted hand on his face shows that he has ‘counted coup’ or touched an enemy in battle.

This painting can be purchased at Mountain Trails Gallery in Park City UT

SOLD