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Lil' Prince Albert 3 x 2 inches $750 Parklane Miniature Show |
Baby Bison 2 x 3 inches $750 |
Freckles 3 x 2 inches $750 Masterpieces in Miniature Show |
Here, Take My Best Side! 2 x 3 inches $750 |
Man's Influence 2x3 inches $750 Paws & Reflect - The Art of Canines |
Seeking Shade 2x3 inches $750 Paws & Reflect - The Art of Canines |
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Appaloosa in the Afternoon 2 x 3 inches $750 Snowgoose Miniature Show |
Western Glow 2¾ x 2¾ inches $850 Snowgoose Miniature Show |
Catching Some Rays 3½ x 3½ inches $950 Snowgoose Miniature Show |
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So Much Food; So Little Time! 2½ x 4½ inches $750 Snowgoose Miniature Show |
Regal Ruminant 1½ x 1½ inches $750 |
Standing in the Warm Sun 2½ x 2½ inches $750 AAK XIII |
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Mmmm...Love Your Perfume! 3½ x 3½ inches $950 The Art of Conservation |
Dueling Dust Mites 1 x 1 inch $595 Parklane Miniature Show |
Black-footed Ferret 4½ x 3½ inches Sold Wildling Museum Endangered Species Exhibition |
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Sunlit Steer 3½ x 3½ inches $850 Snowgoose Miniature Show |
Winter Romance 2½ x 3½ inches $750 El Dorado Miniature Show |
Cute Cottontail 1 x 1 inch $595 |
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Sure-footed Youngster 3 x 2 inches $850 |
Please Pet Me! 2¾ x 2¾ inch Sold |
Winter Red 1½ x 1½ inches Sold |
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"With their small size they can be carefully preserved and are even now handed down as heirlooms. In medieval times ther were a portable treasure, available for ransom or survival. Whatever the reason, miniatures are the gems of the nineties, as shown by the increase in gallery and competitive shows and their escalation in value. Miniatures are timetaking; they demand rigid control and follow all the principles of art. Their importance is not in size but in quality. Being viewed closely they must be perfect; are usually done under magnification and are painted to last." 1994 MASF Exhibition Catalog Read more statements and comments about miniature art! (new window) |
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