FEATURED ARTISTS | view all
Claude Monet
Irene Suchocki
Vincent Van Gogh
Diane Romanello
Norman Rockwell
Winslow Homer
Aaron Christensen
Mary Calkins
Edgar Degas
Art Fronckowiak
Hiroshige
Nicole Etienne
Irene Suchocki
Vincent Van Gogh
Diane Romanello
Norman Rockwell
Winslow Homer
Aaron Christensen
Mary Calkins
Edgar Degas
Art Fronckowiak
Hiroshige
Nicole Etienne
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Our mission is to be the most respected brand in the art and image industry. Not necessarily the biggest, or even the most popular. Our job is to take a feeling or instinct about an artist or an image, and turn it into a tangible product, albeit a painting, print or poster, for our customers to buy. When the question is asked, “What is Art?” we feel like responding, “What is the meaning of life?” Art, fashion, and design, whether it be original paintings by an emerging artist, reproductions of modern masters or simply wonderfully rendered decorative drawings, our aim is to always be true to our own aesthetic instincts, and trust that our customers will follow.
Ken Bailey
Cats and dogs are fantastic subjects. While they appeal to people who appreciate the graphic form and historical connotation, they also attract animal lovers who share an emotional connection. Ken Bailey uses cats and dogs as subject matter in his work for several reasons. He enjoys the variety of breeds from a technical standpoint, and finds them versatile subjects. However, his goal is not to paint a representational portrait, but to portray a deeper emotional connection that makes people laugh- reminding them of a loved friend.
Born in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1953, Ken Bailey has painted most of his life and attended the University of Utah. In addition to being an artist, he has owned Bailey Nelson Gallery of Seattle, WA since 1987.
Cats and dogs are fantastic subjects. While they appeal to people who appreciate the graphic form and historical connotation, they also attract animal lovers who share an emotional connection. Ken Bailey uses cats and dogs as subject matter in his work for several reasons. He enjoys the variety of breeds from a technical standpoint, and finds them versatile subjects. However, his goal is not to paint a representational portrait, but to portray a deeper emotional connection that makes people laugh- reminding them of a loved friend.
Born in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1953, Ken Bailey has painted most of his life and attended the University of Utah. In addition to being an artist, he has owned Bailey Nelson Gallery of Seattle, WA since 1987.
