To own a Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Edition of Simon Combes is to be present in the wilds of his beloved Africa surrounded by animals and an environment alive and in motion. It is a precious moment in a never-ending safari, with Combes as our trusted guide. In Ripples and Reflections, we are observing reticulated giraffes only found in the arid north of Kenya. The Uaso Nyiro River flows through this area until its dwindling waters disappear altogether in the shifting hot sands. As the dry season drops the river level even lower, sand spits divide the shallow flow of water. The newly reticulated landscape mirrors the giraffes' unique coats and protective markings radiating the incomparable sense of being that is Africa.

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Canvas
30" w x 20" h. 
Edition of 100.
$695.00
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"In the open country of Wyoming, the ranches are big, the grass is plentiful and the country is rough," says artist Bob Coronato of No Place … For Amateurs! "With few people for hundreds of miles, this is perfect cowboy country. I was on a brand crew with some of the best hands I'd ever had the privilege to work. With the Montana Badlands in the distance, we were gathering from 10,000 acre pastures and branding about 300 cows a day for about 12 days straight. I use times on the brand crew to add the grit and character to my art that only living the life can inspire. I was working with Mark, who we called "Gootz", roping and dragging calves when I saw the image I knew I had to paint-a vision that perfectly captured the spirit and freedom of the cowboys who work the rough country." 
 

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art MasterWork™ Giclee Canvas
40" w x 32 "h. (unstretched)
25 s/n.
$1250.00
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The art of Steve Hanks is rich with symbolism and metaphor. His titles are a key to understanding the deeper message waiting to be discovered in each painting, and, often have more than one meaning. "From a Higher Level is, on one hand a relationship piece, and on the other, about the necessity of getting above the messiness of life's daily grind. Simple but conscious acts can lift us out of the toil and finally place us on a higher ground," Hanks says. "The piece is also about communication, and how the rider and horse converse without necessarily using words. The rider and horse can also represent the relationship between art and the ability of art to communicate beyond words-From a Higher Level." 

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Canvas
31" w x 20" h. 
100 s/n.
$695.00
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Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Print
24" w x 15.5" h.
550 s/n. 
$175 .00
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Artist Scott Gustafson's exquisite and detailed paintings speak to the childhood dreams and passions in each of us, unlocking a world of wonder and "once upon-a-times" … In Merlin and Arthur, Gustafson brings to life the stuff of which legends are made. Authors and artists have fallen under the spell of possibilities that abound within the framework of the Arthurian Legend. Merlin, the world's foremost wizard, alchemist, prophet and sage would have made a dazzling tutor for Arthur, the young boy who was destined to become Britain's "once and ever king." Gustafson sets his scene in Merlin's room, chock full of exotic and marvelous portents, omens, objects and animals. In fact, 21 symbols and references associated with the legend of Merlin can be found through out the painting.

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Anniversary Edition Canvas
37" w x 22" h. 
Edition not to exceed 200 s/n.
$750.00 
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It has been said that in the early mists of dawn they were invisible; in a snowstorm, undetectable; in battle, unseen. Then, like the spirits for which they were named, they inexplicably appeared.

Ghost Wind horses carried big medicine. Along with their stealth, they were exceptionally intelligent. They were trained to be fierce combatants, but, like warrior-poets, they were also renowned for their complacent and docile nature. Their value to the tribe was known to be greater than that of any human.

Distinguishing each Ghost Wind were two to four, or a handful of dark spots, but only on its left side. "Lightening" or vanishing stripes graced the cheekbones of the face. The skin of the body was silver white, the hair more like fur, and dark "stockings" covered the legs. The direct father/son breeding line traced back to the Northwest's Siletz and Talimook peoples, who bred their horses with Russian (as opposed to Spanish) spotted horses. Quite rare, they did not appear in every generation.

Considered to be forever wild, a Ghost Wind was never "owned," but simply watched over by a caretaker or custodian. Still, its training was intense. It could be counted on to continue an attack against a foe, even after its rider had fallen. Yet, directly after battle this forceful warrior would be placed in the care of an eight, or nine, or ten-year-old child. Such was the training and nature of this remarkable horse that, returning directly from the violence of warfare, a small child could handle it. A noble spirit, indeed.

The Noble Spirit Series
Concealed imagery has long been a hallmark of a Judy Larson composition, a second part to the story she tells in any painting. With The Ghost Wind,however, both the portrayal, as well as the story, begin and end with the beauty of, and the passion for, the unique horse itself. The Noble Spirit series will interpret the nature of legendary North American animals without the aid of concealed imagery.

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Canvas
32" w x 20" h.
200 s/n. 
$695.00
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Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Print
28" w x 17" h.
1000 s/n.
$245.00 
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Stephen Lyman was an explorer who specialized in painting the most elusive moments in nature.
Through his art, you can travel into a wilderness very few have experienced and share the sensation of being in the true outdoors - discovering, studying and enjoying the all-encompassing beauty of unspoiled wilderness.

In the early morning mist of Noisy Neighbor, a solitary grizzly emerges from the forest, ambling through the bear grass along the lakeside. The glassine water underscores the serenity of the moment. Suddenly the silence is broken by the screech of a Stellar Jay, upset by the appearance of an intruder into his neck of the woods. Knowing it would be fruitless to go after the bird, the powerful bear just stands watching, while the jay, knowing he has plenty of distance from the intruder, boldly continues to chastise him.

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Anniversary™ Edition Canvas
20" w x 34" h. 
Edition not to exceed 200.
Order period ends 8/15/06.
$1250.00
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Following in the regal footsteps of the recent runaway successes The Celtic King and Anna of the Celts, we are pleased to present the next Celtic-themed fine art edition from artist Dean Morrissey. In a departure from portraiture, this action-packed scene features a pair of chieftains riding together to fend off their Viking enemies. It is set in the Dark Ages (circa 875 AD) when 250 Celtic kingdoms, each ruled by their own chieftain, extended from Ireland into Scotland and southern England. After years of being raided by the Vikings, the chieftains realized they were easy prey on their own but by joining forces in fighting their foe they would have a better chance. The chieftains were so successful in their combined efforts that the advance of the Viking hoards was halted and their expulsion from the Celtic kingdoms began. 

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Canvas
24" w x 32" h.
75 s/n. 
$795.00
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Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Print
15" w x 20" h.
375 s/n. 
$150.00 
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The spirit that makes a creature truly wild soars in Sovereign Repose. For Daniel Smith to portray such an intimate understanding of this raptor's nature attests to the time he spends in its natural habitat. The bald eagle (haliaeetus leucocephalus), is found over most of North America, from Alaska and Canada to northern Mexico. In 1782 the Continental Congress officially adopted the current design for the Great Seal of the United States, emboldened with a bald eagle grasping arrows and an olive branch with its talons. While on the brink of extinction late in the 20th century, today the population of the great bird has stabilized, ensuring that this living embodiment of freedom continues its reign.

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Limited Edition Canvas
15" w x 15" h.
300 s/n.
$295.00
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