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Commission an original portrait of yourjogo astronauta esporte da sorte dog(s)! Kim's paintings mix folk art and classical portraiture. Paintings are made using thick, high quality acrylic paint on board panels. Portraits are composed using several of your submitted photos.
To get started, please send an email to info@painterofdogs.com
Please include the size of painting you wish to
Information about painting sizes and pricing can be found below.
PRICING
Paintings range in price from $300 up
A deposit of 50% is requested.
Shipping to Canada and US is included*
10 x 10 '' $ 300
12 x 12" $ 350
14 x 14 '' $ 400
16 x 16 '' $ 500
16 x 20 '' $ 550
18 x 18 '' $ 550
18 x 24 '' $ 600
24 x 24" $700
24 x 30 '' $ 850*
30 x 40 '' $ 1150*
36 x 48 '' $1400*
Two Dogs
12 x 16" $600
16 x 20" $750
18 x 24" $900*
Paintings take 3 - 6 weeks to be completed (subject to
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