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Deborah Bollman Fine Art
Deborah Bollman - Portfolio of Works
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The Equine Art Collections features original paintings of the horse with passion and a thorough understanding of this timeless subject.
The beauty of the horse is captured with the expressive brush strokes, color and composition from the artist's brush, with the correctness of the discriminating trainer's eye and with the passion of a horseperson's heart.
Visit the Giclee Collections for available prints.
Be sure to click on the thumbnails in the collection to view enlarged images and details about each work!
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The canine collection features a lot of Border Collies, a sprinkling of Doberman Pinschers and a variety of breeds. Commissions are accepted on very limited basis, please, contact the artist for more information.
Be sure to click on the thumbnails in the collection to view enlarged images and details about each work! |
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Watercolor and acrylic works done en plein air. En plein air means in the open air. These works were done on site which is a fun challanging way to paint. Dealing with quickly changing light, wind, rain, freezing conditions, heat and blazng sun add elements that makes every brush stroke a precious thing. |
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Reproductions are new Giclee prints. The images are printed on 100% acid-free, archival quality, fine art paper and printed with archival inks. Your reproductiom comes packaged in a protective, acid-free cellophane bag with backing board. I hand sign and number every print to make it a one of a kind piece. Framing instructions included with each print.
Be sure to click on the thumbnails in the collection to view enlarged images and details about each work! |
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Here you will find really fun painting sketches from my Horse Painting a Day Collection. This collection is titled Riding Essentials because you will find sketches of all the different supplies, sundries and equipment used in the daily care and training of a horse.You may find a feed scoop, a folded cooler, a pile of polos, etc.....
Key here is that I produce one of these paintings a day! How do I choose what to paint? Easy... I reach into my tack trunk and pull something out! Voila! That's what I paint.
Be sure to click on the thumbnails to see enlarged images!
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