Southwestern Wall Art
435 creative works found
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Skeleton of a desert tortoise shell and bush. Photo based mixed medium image.
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A colorful Texas sunset silhouettes a windmill on a hill, color photography
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“Dressed To Dance” is a signed,original, oil and acrylic painting. / Painted on artist stretched canvas with wrapped/stapled edges painted. This allows for hanging of the painting without framing. / 16”x 20” in overall size, unframed. / All of my paintings are sprayed with a final professional artist protective varnish. The Native American people are one of my favorite to paint. The colors, the dress, the attitude and expressions of time on their faces is a constant artistic challenge. As with all of my artwork , my initials are on the front with full signature,title and date on back. / Thank you for viewing my art.
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Sunset view of the Grand Canyon from the South Rim Trail.
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Sunset view of the Grand Canyon from the South Rim Trail.
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Sunset view of the Grand Canyon from the South Rim Trail.
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Walking down gallery row in Santa Fe, New Mexico the art meca of the southwest, I saw this garden full of bronze statues (I believe made by the artist Star Liana York). The integration with the surrounding garden was superb. This picture is one of a series of pictures I took, just walking down the street. If you love art, someday you will have to visit Santa Fe, and be enchanted by the scenery as well as the local art.
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oil painting by patrick trotter Prints
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The colors of dusk in the Grand Canyon, captured from Hopi Point at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. All content & images © Stephen Vecchiotti. You may not use any images in any way without written consent from artist. All Rights Reserved.
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This is the front entrance of the El Don motel, which is a Route 66 survivor on Albuquerque’s Central Avenue, in New Mexico. This is one of the 12 neon signs across New Mexico that have been restored through federal grant money, in a project headed by Route 66 booster JohnnieV. Pentax K20D, 1/13 @ F4.5, ISO 400, 18mm handheld
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The Skip Maisel building was constructed in the style of Pueblo Deco and was a landmark structure in its day, not only for its architectural grandness, but also because native americans were permitted to display their wares there in person, which was a rare event in the US in the first half of the twentieth century. Murals on the building were painted by Olive Rush and early native amaerican artists such as Ha-So-De and Harrison Begay. The Skip Maisel building is on old Route 66, AKA Albuquerque’s Central Avenue Pentax K20D 1/4 second @ F5.6, EV Comp -.3, ISO 200, 26mm
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Oil Pastel & Ink
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Pastel afternnon colors in the Grand Canyon, captured at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. President Theodore Roosevelt once said that “every American should see the Grand Canyon at least once in a lifetime” and I can tell you that he was most certainly correct with his statement. Equipment : Nikon D200 – Nikkor 24-85 F2.8 ED lens – Circular Polarizer – Manfrotto Tripod. All content & images © Stephen Vecchiotti. You may not use any images in any way without written consent from artist. All Rights Reserved.
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Mesa
by Luke BrannonBlack Pitt Pen on #234 Paris Paper (9×12)
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Uniball Micro – Recycled Sketch – 9×12
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A quick sketch in oil pastels. Scanned. / Recycled Sketch – 9×12
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One of the “Must Have’s” in the desert is an inner courtyard where you can control the water system and the intense heat with a (usually) 5 foot wall that encloses the front of your house. This is an oasis for us and stays alive with alternate blooming of the different and varied plants that will live all year long. / / / /
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This bird’s eye view of the Rio Grande Gorge was taken from New Mexico highway 68, between Pilar and Taos, NM. This portion of the Rio Grande has national designation as a Wild and Scenic River. Pentax K110D, 1/250 @ F13, ISO 200, 75mm
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Taos Pueblo, love the way the door color matched the beautiful blue sky. Color of the southwest are my favorite, turquoise, pink, yellow, tan, rust, dark green.. Taos New Mexico - Canon 3G
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This westward-facing juniper tree caught my eye at the Sandia Peak recreation area of the Cibola National Forest in New Mexico. I took this photo on June 27, 2009. When we flipped the page on our New Mexico calendar three days later, the same tree was used for the July photo, taken by David Meunch. A week later, I noticed the same tree on the cover of a New Mexico photo book by Laurence Parent. I guess it is sort of like buying a new car and then noticing how often the same make and model seems to cross your path thereafter. Pentax K20D, 1/400 @ F6.3, ISO 200. A three shot Photomatix HDR cropped to 6 by 13.
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Left mitten in monochrome, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Utah. Pentax K20D, 1/160 @ F22, ISO 200, 48mm, EV Comp -0.3.
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A pair of aspens in the San Juan mountains of Colorado, near Lake City. A three shot HDR. Pentax K20D, variable shutter speeds @ F/11, ISO 200, 18mm.
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Original art done in soft lead 2b pencil and black tempera.
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La Mariposa
by SenaThe Butterfly This beautiful creature connotes balance in all things, being carefree, the ability to transform, grace and beauty.
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