Original Bird Art - Wildlife Art - Landscape Art - Still Life Art

*Announcements* - What's new on Mill House Gallery's Web site. Last updated: February 1, 2010 (Click on the colored hyperlinks underlined and in italics to go directly to the new work)
Highlights from our Bimonthly "Update" to Gallery Friends
We've moved to the White River at Norfork, Arkansas; .Our new mailing address is 356 Riverview Drive, Norfork, Arkansas 72658. Phone: (870) 499-3295 & Cell: (870) 321-2362 E-mail - inquiry@originalbirdart.com ------------------------------/---------------------------------
2/2/10 Frank Mittelstadt has added a good sized acrylic of a *boreal owl,* a one to showcase in your home. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
2/1/10 - Andrew Schumann has added a desk-sized bronze of an *eagle* (15" long by 15" tall ) The edition size is only 10 so get your order in the queue now before they all are snapped up. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
Linda Relis has completed a wonderful oil of a hummingbird in her garden, "*How Sweet it is". ------------------------------/---------------------------------*
Peter Mathios' work has been selected for two stamp contests, 2010 Texas Duck Stamp and the 2010 Texas Non-Game Stamp, the former for a pair of *backwater Wigeons* and the non-game is of *Cedar Waxwings. Congratulations Peter for these honors! ------------------------------/---------------------------------*
Carol McArdle has added another *roseate spoonbill, The Pink Preener, which is most colorful and should make a interesting conversation piece for your home. We think Carol is particularly fond of this gorgeous water bird as we are. ------------------------------/---------------------------------*
Pic of the Month - See if you agree with our choice. The artist is Robert Cook who resides in England. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
1/15/10 - Gerardo del Olmo, our Mexican friend whose hummingbird is our "Pic of the Month," has responded by adding fifteen (15) *bird studies* to his pages in the Bird Art Gallery. Gerardo is highly regarded in his country, a collection of his work will make a wonderful display and conversation piece in home or office. Each piece is signed and labled in the Spanish name for each bird. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
Rockne Knuth has completed and sent in his latest acrylic, and as usual another marvelous piece; a robin, a harbinger of Spring (and don't we wish for an early one!) Notice the robin's typical turn of the head as if eyeing something, the water perhaps. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
Chris Vest has added another digital painting to his work in our Wildlife Art Gallery, a mule and horse entitled "*Christina's Mule". ------------------------------/---------------------------------*
1/5/10 - The Mill House Gallery is pleased to exhibit the work of Cherie Sibley, an accomplished artists, instructor and honors student in the field of art, who although is a "native" of Louisiana, U.S.A., also lives and works in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. Her paintings include flamingoes, pelicans, black-necked stilts, mallard duck, grey heron ------------------------------/---------------------------------
12/15/09 - Clarence Stewart, who resides in Alabama, U.S.A. has added a magnificent pair of wood ducks to his page. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
12/1/09 - The Mill House Gallery is proud to introduce you to the exciting art of Doris Naffah, born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, and living in Seattle. We saw her work in a large exhibition on the Internet and we decided we liked her *batik and mixed media* so much we invited Doris to join Originalbirdart.com. At least two works "tell a story". Represented birds are cardinals, doves, blackbirds, parrot and cockatoo. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
11/21/09 - Chris Vest has conpleted a *dark-eyed junco* piece entitled "Snowbird". It is nicely detailed and to appreciate it after clicking on the thumbnail and getting the enlargement, press your F11 key to fill your monitor. Only then can you see the see the junco's eye clearly. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
11/1/09 - Andrea Brun, our Italian artist has added two new works, a kingfisher poised to catch a meal and an elegant crowned crane. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
Clarence Stewart has added another knock-out with his painting of a *timber wolf. Mr. Stewart must spend hours, more likely days, creating his final work. Just study the two works the wolf and the raccoons on the page the links here will take you to. ------------------------------/---------------------------------*
10/15/09 - Barbara Banthien of California has added a new piece of a great egret springing into flight. We think Barbara is taken by the beauty of this shore bird as she has painted several of them over the years. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
Welcome to our pages a wonderful artist from the County of Devon, England;Mike Hughes and his enjoyable art. Mike is exhibiting this robin in hazel, along with a tawny owl, a merlin and two additional owl pieces. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
Michael Frase has completed a very nice acrylic of a female cardinal on a sumac in the rising sun of autumn. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
Chris Vest has added three new digital paintings, a western kingbird, a *bluebird* in a spruce and a pair of lark sparrows. These are original digital paintings often requiring many layers of application - view how the artist creates these originals from his photographs described in link identified near the top of his first page. The Mill House Gallery is the proud owner of three of Mr. Vest's digital paintings. ------------------------------/---------------------------------
George Woodford has posted another oil of a mute swan examining its reflection in a style that might be called "Wildlife Modern" - a new artistic genre? ------------------------------/---------------------------------

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