Aliveness Prevails

THIS ARCHIVAL PRINT WILL LAST:

I use the finest art materials and archival techniques available so your purchase will last for generations.

To ensure high quality, I make these giclee prints myself with Epson Durabrite ink on acid-free Epson matte heavyweight paper. This combination of ink and paper has been well tested - officially estimated to last 72 years without significant fading.

As with any work of art, it's best to display it away from direct sunlight.

PRINTS ARE READY TO MAT & FRAME:

I ship prints unmatted and unframed to save you shipping costs. Then you can choose the mat and frame you like. The prints are standard sizes, so you can easily find mats and frames to fit if you'd like to do this yourself. A professional framer will usually charge less for these standard sizes, too.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

I ship promptly after payment is received. If you pay by personal check, I ship as soon as your check clears my bank. I wrap and package with great care.  Multiple purchases can be shipped together at a discount.

Delivery confirmation and insurance are included in the shipping cost.

ONE LOW $4 SHIPPING CHARGE no matter how many prints & drawings you buy the same day.

PAYMENT

PayPal is usually quickest and simplest for both of us. I do accept personal checks as well. For international orders, you may find Western Union money orders convenient. I do need payment in US dollars.

UNCONDITIONAL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

If you find that you're not happy with your artwork when it arrives, you can return it. Just email me to let me know, within 7 days. As soon as the artwork is returned in good condition, your money will be refunded less shipping costs.
 

QUOTES FROM HAPPY COLLECTORS:

"WOW!! This is an up and coming artist! Beautiful painting!"

"You are a wonderfully vibrant artist."

"Your work is wonderful and speaks to me."

"I love your art work."

"Thrilled with my painting! Fast delivery too. Painting even better than photo."
 

ABOUT CATHERINE JO MORGAN:

I draw, paint and make vessel sculptures in my studio in the woods of northeast Georgia, in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains. I live in a rustic cabin I built with my partner in 1982. After an earlier career as a psychologist, I became a fulltime artist-blacksmith in 1985. Since 1990, I've specialized in iron and mixed media vessel sculptures. My drawings and paintings are usually studies for these sculptures. I draw my inspiration from walks in the woods, especially hikes into wilderness areas.

My work is in private collections across the United States. I've participated in invitational shows, including a show of iron bowls at Georgia Southern University in 1996. I've also taught blacksmithing and metal sculpture. In 1990 I was a featured demonstrator at the national blacksmithing conference in Alfred, New York. My bowls are also featured in Dona Meilach's book, Contemporary Ironwork.

Please see "About Catherine Jo Morgan" for more information.

NOTE ON COPYRIGHT:

All images in this listing are copyrighted © Catherine Jo Morgan. To request permission to use an image, email me. I'm usually generous with licensing, but do request a fee for most uses. All rights are reserved.

When you buy artwork, you own the artwork itself. The artist retains the copyright, including all rights to duplicate the work.

ON PAINTING:

For me, painting is the chance to play with color. I've come to know that there are times when I need certain colors. They nourish me in a way nothing else does. So I believe that other people also need this nourishing joy. I paint with colors that feed my soul, knowing that someone else out in the world will need these colors too.

This is a small way of helping the world come more alive.

I wish you aliveness, health, and joy.

Thanks for looking. Feel free to email me with any questions or comments. I love to keep in touch with everyone interested in my work.

Catherine Jo Morgan