Featured Artists
We are thrilled to present our latest initiative featuring the work of notable living artists. Below are six world-renowned artists: Betty LaDuke, Jamie Wyeth, David Samuel Robbins, Richard Ehrlich, Harry B. Chandler and Arthur Drooker. Stay tuned as we grow this collection each month with more modern masters, each with their own unique style and story.
Betty LaDuke
"I am an artist with pen and sketchbook for shovel and earth. My seeds are the sketches I create of agricultural workers at farms, orchards and vineyards as they plow, prune, weed or harvest our food."
Jamie Wyeth
"Everybody in my family paints - excluding possibly the dogs," says Jamie Wyeth. And non-human subjects are a common theme as a longtime sensitive observer of his rural surroundings.
David Samuel Robbins
"Immersed in the intense pulse of life on the street, I find a visceral, timeless authenticity of being, an utter lack of pretense in the people that I am drawn to, again and again."
Richard Ehrlich
“My passion for making photographs, much like a painter’s passion to lay down marks, comes from a desire to express how I feel rather than to simply depict what is seen.”
Harry B. Chandler
"I want my works to both bring a smile of delight with their visual freshness and to evoke a deeper, contemplative thought. My color palette has been influenced by the bright, saturated warm tones in this city of sunshine."
Arthur Drooker
“I relish in this unique opportunity to find gems in the junk, order in the chaos and ultimately, singular beauty in the mass of consumption.”
We select artists based on the quality and appeal of their art. Our team then works directly with each artist to receive reproduction rights and the highest quality digital image files possible. We add them to our 1000Museums store and make them available to our partner museums for their stores as well.
A significant portion of each sale is paid back to the artist.
If you are or know of a living artist who would like to work with us please fill out the Contact Us form and we will be in touch.
SCAN
The artwork has been scanned at the highest resolution possible by the museum and the digital file is sent to us for color optimization.
PAPER
We only use the finest paper. It’s 100% acid-free cotton fine art paper.
INK
We only use the highest quality pigmented, non-toxic, environmentally friendly ink with a color permanence rating of at least 200 years. In fact our black and white inks are rated at 400 years.
We are an EPSON beta tester. One of the partners, Mac Holbert, is featured around the world as a master of his craft. Our large format printers are the best made and we are always upgrading and replacing to ensure we get the finest reproductions possible.
FRAME
We use the highest quality wood in our modern shop to create custom frames. We frame your print with precision-cut acid-free mat board, and mount it behind a UV-blocking semi-gloss plexiglass to protect your art from the sun, dust, pollution, heat, and humidity. Then we add finishing touches like wall hanging mount, wall friendly bumpers, and a protective backing.
