Burton PhotoArt.com
Images of the West
Tracy Burton's passion for the West, its beauty, lifestyle and history is reflected in her images, which have captured western culture and wild places from Canada to Mexico. Her home is in the foothills of Alberta's Rocky Mountains. Her work has been published in various media.
Enhance your space with original limited edition wall art.
All pieces are signed and numbered in limited editions to a maximum of fifty, reproduced from the artist's original photographs. Many are suitable for stunning, high impact, large format prints.
Gallery wrapped or framed pieces start at $375 for a 15" x 20" image.
Your art will last a lifetime. It is professionally produced, using the highest quality, state-of-the-art, giclée process available - archival ink at 1440 dots per inch on acid-free canvas and finished with a UV resistant coating. This is the same method used to reproduce original paintings.
Durable and easy to care for. Simply wipe with a damp cloth to clean. Also suitable for bathrooms, poolrooms, sunrooms, and for seasonal use in outdoor living areas such as covered porches, gazebos, etc.
Orders can usually be fulfilled within 2 weeks and delivery can be arranged.
New release to be featured in the 2009 Calgary Stampede Western Art Show's Photo Gallery
"Old Blue Eyes"
The treasures found on the prairie landscape are not restricted to natural beauty. This vintage 1948 Ford pickup was mostly rusted iron except for one front fender. The deteriorating layers of metal, body filler and paint create a rich patina of color and texture. Like all old wrecks, "Old Blue Eyes" has his own distinct personality and a story to tell us.
Featured in the 2008 Calgary Stampede Western Art Show's Photo Gallery
"Looking Back"
Peering in the window of this old homestead out on the prairies, I imagined what the view might have been like one hundred years ago. The light was perfect...
Every year I'm saddened to find that some of my favorite haunts have been demolished or have finally succumbed to the years. Fortunately, many prairie landowners have generously chosen to leave these historic relics and their shelter belts as wildlife habitat. This photo is dedicated to them.
See more in the Online Gallery. The web versions are a much lower resolution and can't convey the lustre and depth of the giclée reproductions. (The watermark is for copyright protection on the web and will not appear on the actual image.)
A selection of framed images are available at Art Country Canada Gallery 15 Balsam Ave., Bragg Creek, Alberta.
Come and see us Saturdays 8-12 am, in July and August (except Aug. 15) at the Millarville Farmers' Market, located southwest of Calgary (Map and Directions)
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Phone: 403-931-3166