How to Purchase Original Artwork or Prints:
I am honored you are considering adding one of my pieces to your art collection!
Please Email me regarding a piece of artwork. Include title of the work. If the artwork is in my possession we can either arrange to meet, view in person and purchase, or I will arrange safe packaging and shipping of the artwork to your home or business.
Prices are usually listed with the artwork on my website. Where there is no listing, please don’t hesitate to inquire.
Galleries/Venues
Selections of my art can be viewed & purchased at the following locations (take note of the specified dates)
Gallery Flux
307 England St, Ashland, VA 2300
804-752-3540
Cabell Gallery
5 W Washington St, Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 461-8488
For Art’s Sake Gallery – Select prints of the Train Bridge Over the James, solo show December 2016-January 2017
9770 Gayton Road, Henrico, VA 23238
804-740-1400
Collector’s Gallery – Select paintings of Midlothian, Virginia
13543 Midlothian Turnpike, Midlothian, VA 23113
804-794-9020
Prints:
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Prints on both canvas and paper available.
Other works displayed on my website are either sold, set aside for a future art showing, are currently a part of my personal collection or are simply not listed for sale online yet. If you see an image of the painting or drawing that you would be interested in owning, please contact me: amyhrdonahue@gmail.com.
How to Commission a Custom Piece of Artwork:
If you have an idea of a particular place or person you would like painted or drawn, I would love to create that custom piece for you. The best way to begin the process is to send me an email at: amyhrdonahue@gmail.com
Information to include in the email:
1. Specify what the subject of the artwork will be (i.e. a photo, location, idea, color scheme, person, etc.) and we can talk about possibilities via email, phone call or in person. If you have a photo reference for the drawing or painting it would be helpful to attach it in the email.
2. Specify an approximate size of the piece of art. Depending on your subject or photo reference I may suggest a size or height-to-width ratio that would be more aesthetically pleasing as a completed piece of art.
Some standard sizes are listed below. Of course if there is another size you have in mind, please let me know.
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| 5×7″ | 11×14″ | 18×24″ | 8×24″ | 6×6″ | 18×18″ |
| 8×10″ | 12×16″ | 20×24″ | 12×24″ | 10×10″ | 24×24″ |
| 9×12″ | 16×20″ | 24×30″ | 12×36″ | 12×12″ | |
| 24×36″ |
3. Specify the medium you would like. I work in both pencil (black and white) on paper and oil paint (color) on canvas.
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4. Specify when you need the painting completed. I will let you know if I think I can complete the piece in that time frame.
Price: I prefer to know the specifications of a project before quoting a price. There is always a base price per square inch that I use to calculate the price. Other factors that play into the price are medium (oil paintings typically cost more than pencil drawings), complexity, number of faces (in the case of multiple portraits in one piece), and of course the size of the artwork.
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