Hors d'oeuvres are served, in one and a half inches! This remarkably itty bitty gouache will surely be the perfect icebreaker to show off at your next get-together. From smooth clear glass to the soft textured cheese to the juicy apple shining off the copper pot, all the techniques of a full-scale art piece are found in the palm of your hand here. 
Speaking of American horse heritage, we love the tender beauty of this relationship between a horse and its rider. The piece becomes even more meaningful now that we know Native Americans probably rode horses in North America much earlier than we thought. The bond between horses and humans in the Wild West has strengthened for twelve millennia, and it’s a bond well worth protecting. 
If you've ever turned over a piece of jewelry and noticed a tiny stamp reading 925, you may have wondered what it means. Is it real silver? Is it valuable? And what's the difference between sterling, coin silver, and pure silver?
At the heart of the etching genre lies its mastery of intricate detail, the kind that’s perfect for depicting illustrations and the lives of people across the ages in candidness and accuracy.
An award-winning master artist, teacher, and wildlife enthusiast, David Hunter enjoys demonstrating the craft of depicting animals and the great outdoors in his etchings. His wonderful interpretations of the Outer Banks are no exception, and they often herald the celebration of classic American summers and their natural settings.
