Prints are 8" x 10" in plastic sleeve. 

These are two beautiful prints, "Ghost Heart" and "Sees Behind", are of artwork by Kirby Sattler. The original art was created by layering transparent washes over multiple underpaintings. This technique results in canvases that are detailed in defined textures and surfaces. With the deliberate precision given to each work, Kirby only produces a limited number of paintings each year.

"My paintings are interpretations based upon the nomadic tribes of the 19th century American Plains. The subjects are a variety of visual references and my imagination. I am not a historian, nor an ethnologist. Being of non-native blood, without personal history, it would be presumptuous to portray the subject I paint from any other view than as an artist with an innate interest in the world’s indigenous cultures. I purposely do not denote a tribal affiliation to the majority of my subjects, rather, I attempt to give the paintings an authentic appearance, provoke interest, satisfy my audience’s sensibilities of the subject without the constraints of having to adhere to historical accuracy."

To learn more about Kirby Sattler and his artwork please visit this website: http://www.sattlerartprint.com/meet-kirby-sattler.html