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The currently available limited edition
print is “Wilderness”. This print is limited to a run of 200, and
is signed and numbered by the artist. Price is $125, unframed, plus
$10.00 shipping and handling.
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Fine
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The Gallery offers fine
These prints
are $80, unframed,
Currently
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quality, archival prints.
plus $10 shipping &
handling.
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In
The Forest Without Leaves
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Lincoln
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Inspired by a poem by John Haines (see
his books listed below), this painting shows Ohrmann’s view of man’s apocalyptic
destruction of our environment, with a symbol of the hope for better things.
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Every one who has ever felt an affection
for a dog, or any other pet, will be touched by these words from Abraham
Lincoln, and the representation of these sentiments by the artist Bill
Ohrmann. |
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Treasure
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Diogenes
Today
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Bill Ohrmann had his beloved streams
and rivers of Western Montana in mind when he did this painting.
However, the idea of the incalculable treasure of clear, clean water can
be extended to any water course in the world. This print can be a
reminder to any one who has a special river that is dear to their heart.
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Diogenes spent his life looking for an honest
man. In this painting, with the accompanying poem by John Haines,
Ohrmann reminds us that our populace has the same feelings towards our
politicians and political process. |
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The Forgotten
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| A man in the wilderness, alone but not lonely,
few possessions, but not poor. For the full impact of this piece,
click on the link and read the poetry. |
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Other
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Prints: |
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Most of the paintings
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available as poster quality
prints. |
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Prices for these
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8x10; $25.00 |
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11x14; $45.00 |
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16x20; $60.00 |
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plus $5.00
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S&H per order |
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Discounts on
orders of 3 or
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more of the same print. |
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| "How
Wishes Are Granted" is available as a 16x20 poster for the special
price of $20 plus S&H |
"Griz
Tailgate Party" is available as a 16x20 poster for $20
plus S&H |
| How many children have dreamed of owning
their own horse, a noble steed to carry them effortlessly through great
adventures. Just remember, be careful what you wish for, or you might
get it. |
Tailgate parties have become as much of
the football experience as watching the game itself. Artist Bill
Ohrmann has given us his rendition of the fans of the University of Montana
Grizzlies whooping it up at halftime as only Montana fans can. |
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Note
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Cards |
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Most
of the paintings are
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also available as notecards. |
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These are printed
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as bi-fold, |
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8 1/2 by 5 1/2
cards, on
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heavy card stock. |
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Envelopes are
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included. |
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(Poetry or prose printed
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on the inside of the card.) |
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Prices for notecards are:
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5 cards, mixed paintings; $20.00 |
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5 cards, same painting; $17.50 |
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John Haines
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Poetry, |
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The following collections of
writings of
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Missoula poet John Haines are available: |
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The Owl In The Mask Of The
Dreamer:
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$15.00 |
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The Stars, The Snow, The Fire:
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$15.00 |
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plus $4.00
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S&H |
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Porcelain
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Sculptures |
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Prices for the
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porcelain sculptures are: |
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C. M. Russel at his easel,
$150
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Keoma reclining, $150
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plus $10 S & H
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plus $10 S & H
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| The first piece of the series depicts Russell
at his easel, working on a painting. The uniqueness of the piece
is in the easel. It is set up to accept a standard sized postcard.
Since many of Russell's paintings are available reproduced as postcards,
one can merely insert a card, and your Russell sculpture is of him working
on your favorite painting. |
This piece is a representation of
Keoma, a Native American woman who was the subject of several of Russel’s
paintings. She is shown in the pose of the most well known of this
series. This piece can be ordered individually, or as a set (on one
base) with the Russel figure, and the painting of Keoma in the easel. |