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Showcasing eclectic paintings by artist, Dawn Hughes
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“Call of the Wild”; Two panel acrylic painting. Available in giclee only.
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Oldest Continuous Rodeo — Payson, AZ
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — price depends on size
Salt River Beauties
Acrylic on canvas; 36" x 36"
$1,900
Beep, Beep, Beep
Acrylic on canvas; 15" x 30"
$675
Waskally Wabbit
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — price depends on size
Who's the Fairest of Them All
Acrylic on canvas; 16" x 20"
$480
Harvest Moon
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — price depends on size
Antelope Canyon — Artist License
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — price depends on size
Gossip Round the Watercooler
Acrylic on antique Belgium linen canvas; framed 21" x 24"
$720
Red's End
Acrylic on antique Belgium linen canvas; framed 21" x 24"
$720
Snag on Nine
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — custom size influences price
A Walk in the Woods
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — custom dimensions determine price
A Trip to Santa Fe
Acrylic on canvas; 24" x 30"
$720
Cry the Beloved Country
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — custom sizes determine price
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
Acrylic on deep professional canvas; 24" x 48" — no framing needed
$1,150
Bucking Butterflies
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclée only — custom dimensions determine price
A Day at the Local Swimming Hole
Acrylic on professional grade canvas; 30" x 15" — no framing needed
$675
Big Lake Nature Trail in Az
Acrylic on antique Belgium linen canvas; framed 24" x 21"
$820
Mr. Buck Rogers
Acrylic on canvas
Available as giclee only — custom dimensions influence pricing
You Talking to Me
Giclee — high-resolution archival quality print; framed 14" x 20"
$250 — customizing the size will affect price
Carin With a Surprise
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; 20" x 20" — no framing needed
$500
No Reins, Just Reflection
Giclee — high-resolution archival quality print; framed 12" x 22"
$340 — customizing size will affect pricing
Mother and Child
Acrylic on canvas; framed 22" x 18"
$600
A Visit to Giverny
Giclée — high-resolution archival quality print; framed 16" x 21"
$500 — customizing dimensions affects pricing
The Giving Tree
Giclée — high-resolution archival quality print; framed 26" x 32"
$700 — customizing size affects pricing
A Tree Grows in the Boulder Trail
Giclée — high-resolution archival quality print; available in giclée only
Customizing dimensions affects pricing
Humming Bird Hallow
Acrylic on professional wrapped canvas; 20” × 40”
$1,000
The Three Little Pigs
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; 36” × 24”
$1,100
The Monarch — Wolf Pack
Acrylic on canvas; framed 20” × 30”
$1,000
A Walk in the Boulders Trail
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; 30” × 48”
$2,160
Spirit of the Hawk
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; highly textured; 24” × 30”
$825
Watch Over Me
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available
Custom size determines pricing
Blood Moon Rising
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available
Custom sizing affects pricing
Let’s Dance
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available. Original 36” × 36” acrylic — sold.
Pricing affected by size
Desert Jewels
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available. Original — sold.
Dimensions affect pricing
Gossips
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; 30” × 15”. No framing needed.
$675
It’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available. Original 36” × 36” — sold.
Size determines pricing
Old Man of the Mountain
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; 12” × 36”. No framing needed.
$550
Jewel of the Sea
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available. Original — sold.
Dimensions affect pricing
Rocky Raccoon
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available.
Custom dimensions affect pricing
Peaceful Plains Drifter
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; custom size available.
Dimensions affect pricing
Antelope Canyon Revisited
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print; diptych — 2 panels. Custom size available.
Price determined by sizes
Finish High
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; 15” × 30”. No framing needed.
$450
The Leaning Tree
Acrylic on canvas; 36” × 30”.
$1,100
Papa Elk
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print. Customize the size.
Dimensions affect pricing
Mama Elk
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print. Customize size to fit your space.
Size affects pricing
Baby Elk
Giclée — high-resolution, archival quality print. Customize size to fit your space.
Dimensions affect pricing
Strut Your Stuff
Acrylic on professionally wrapped canvas; 36”×36” — no framing needed
$1,900
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About the Artist
Dawn Hughes
I've always had a passion for the arts. I love studying art history and experiencing that history first hand by visiting museums and exhibitions wherever we travel. I've worked in clay, watercolor, oils, wood and metals. My latest medium preference is acrylics. My subject matter and style are eclectic. My talent comes from observation, practice, experience and experiment, and some of it is innate. I am inspired and motivated to create by a diverse range of sources - my surroundings, my artist friends, art from past and present that I admire, nature, and just wanting to have fun in my studio! If my paintings were sounds, what would you hear - a child's melody hummed by a nursing mother, Malaguena Salerosa played on an acoustic guitar, Little Feat's synthesizer squealing it's horn sound to a crescendo, the wind whispering through Ponderosa pines, the quiet of a still lake, the frenetic cry of the coyote, the bugling call of a bull elk - if my paintings were sounds, what would you hear?
A study in landscape painting. Learning, experiencing, practicing, enjoying! Arizona streams
Why Is Art Important
My greatest cause starts with our schools. It seems the first areas to be diminished or cut are in the arts. Sadly, there is little introduction to career opportunities that could blossom and grow from exposure in art, whether it be in music, theatre, photography, videography, sequential art, conceptual art, architecture, sculpture, ceramics, painting, design, and poetry. There is an artist in all of us. The talent just needs opportunity, education, practice, encouragement and recognition to help it come forth. I live in a relatively small town, but the community embraces its artists. Restaurants encourage artists to display their work, private neighborhoods host art shows for the local art league, the community college espouses seniors to participate in their classes, and the art league is very active in promoting the members.
Owning Original Art
I believe you first should be drawn to a piece of art. It is to be revered, to be enjoyed, to be shared and displayed with pride. Sometimes you have to live with it for a while to understand and appreciate its value. That value becomes very personal.
Through My Lens
Every photograph tells a story — here are mine.
It's Not Too Deep — Look Mom, I'm Swimming
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Reaching
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Still Waters
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Untitled
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Untitled
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Untitled
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Untitled
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Artist's Notes
New Pricing
I can not express my gratitude enough for the artist friends who have encouraged me and advised me in considering pricing over the past decade. But, I also appreciate the honest and forthright opinions of my friends and colleagues in my new community. Therefore, after much deliberation with friends and family, I've made the decision to change the pricing in my gallery. I've redressed this with all previous patrons.
Events
Noley's, a great meeting place, with a full bar, coffee bar, and a celebration of products created by local crafters, authors and artists in Payson, currently has six Dawn Hughes paintings on display. Our art talks feature leading artists, and scholars discussing topics relevant to contemporary art and culture.
Enjoy New Pricing
Owning an original painting is a prideful accomplishment. I believe the key to making a prudent purchase is to buy what makes you happy. There is nothing worse than buyer's remorse. Let the value represent the owner's appreciation.
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