Our artists in American Art Collector

Eight of our Lady artists are currently seen in the March Issue of American Art Collector Magazine. View more in this issue online.

Make Your TV a Piece of ART

Flat panel televisions are taking up valuable art and frame real estate in many homes today. As an important part of our lives and now our home decor, these televisions deserve to be beautifully framed to compliment your home decor and lifestyle.

Larson Juhl's new TV frame is an ideal solution to beautify any flat panel television and it will seamlessly incorporate into your home decor, through a few simple steps. You even get to select the ideal frame for you and your home.

View this video to learn more about the LJ TV Frame and how you can introduce one into your home with very little effort.

When you are ready to turn your television into a work of art, simply visit The Dutch Art Gallery to get all the specifics on the LJ TV Frame.

http://www.youtube.com/LarsonJuhlVideos

Calling All Women Artists

This March we are having a women artists feature and we are looking for new women artists in multiple formats. We are looking for a variety of work by a variety of artists. Please direct all interests to Pam@dutchartusa.com . Include images of your work and why you are interested in exhibiting in our gallery.

Somerset Fine Art

One of our long time print publishers, Somerset Fine Art, now has a new look!

Search for any G. Harvey, Charles Frace, Larry Dyke, Bob Wygant, Kyle Polzin and more artists with ease.

Visit their website and take a look around. You will be pleasantly surprised.

Canvas Reproductions & Transfers

If you are an artist yourself, seeking to find out more about how you can reproduce your work or an avid collector seeking to broaden your knowledge base, this slide show from Somerset Fine Art is a treasure of information on the Canvas Reproduction & Transfer Process.

http://issuu.com/somersetfineart/docs/creatingartreproduction

Unique Inspirational Plaques & Charms

Bloom Where You Are Planted

DragonFly

One of a kind miniature shadow boxes now $49

Texas Bluebonnet Kyle Wood Paints at the DAG Dec. 12, 11-3 pm

Kyle Wood was born in Dallas, Texas, on February 19, 1972, to parents Kenneth H & Patricia L Wood. At the age of ten, Kyle became interested in art. Initially, he doodled with paint-by-number series, but his Great Aunt, Mildred Stapleton, saw that he had great potential and encouraged him to take art instruction from a professional artist. Between 1984 and 1997, Kyle took oil painting classes from Calonnie Gragg, who taught at Nichol’s Art & Frame in Mesquite, Texas, and later at Barton on Boystun Gallery in Rockwall, Texas. Under her guidance, he quickly learned the basics of color mixing, value, hue, scale, and composition. In addition, he has taken several art & architectural classes at Eastfield College and The University of Texas at Arlington, where he holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art (December 1999). In 2003, Kyle had the privilege to study with June Lee, learning a romantic style and palette knife technique of oil painting similar to Dalhart Windberg.

As an artist, Kyle’s passion is painting landscapes and historical buildings. He credits much of his painting ability to his keen observation of perspective. Taking photographs while on vacation and at other leisure moments is the primary resource for his oil paintings. Some inspiration has also come from going to local art galleries to view the works of well known Texas Artists, such as Larry Dyke, W.A. Slaughter, Dalhart Windberg, and many others. Currently, Kyle is a member of Northeast Texas Fine Art Alliance, which meets monthly to promote art in the Northeast Texas Area. Kyle is also represented by The Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas. His work is finding its way into corporate & private collections throughout America. Kyle and his wife, Lori, currently reside in Terrell, Texas.