Lithographs

We feature signed, numbered, limited edition lithographs by noted artists
Robert Griffing,  Ken Schmidt,  John Buxton, John DeMott and Pamela Patrick White

Shpping and handling is $15 per lithograph. Artwork is shipped flat. Shipping prices for continental USA only. For rates to other areas, please e-mail us.  Click the image to view a larger picture and to order.

Pamela Patrick White

Pamela Patrick White has painted professionally in the field of illustration and fine art since 1983.Years of study, and a life long interest in art first led to an award winning career in book illustration. With her New York Rep's assistance, Pamela created book covers and picture books for most major publishers throughout the US. After moving to Pennsylvania in 1987, Pamela also began working in the field of history with state and national sites. This involved researching 18th century America and re-enacting with French and Indian and Revolutionary War groups. Her interest proved to be more than a hobby as she began researching local history to create accurate works for historic sites and corporations. Historic painting, portrait work and corporate commissions fill most of her time these days. But it is her sensitivity towards light and personal emotion that make any one of Pamela's creations notable.

Robert Griffing

Robert Griffing grew up in Linesville, Pennsylvania, where he roamed the fields and beaches around Pymatuning Lake collecting stone artifacts, the key factor for his love of history and native cultures. After graduating form the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and a thirty year advertising career, he returned to the subject of his early fascination, the Eastern Woodland Indian of the 18th century. Griffing decided to devote his time and energy to his passion after receiving an enthusiastic response to his early paintings and prints.

    He describes himself as a painter of 18th century scenes that involve or feature the Eastern Woodland Indian. His Paintings focus on a time that marked the beginning years of chaos and uncertainty for the Woodland tribes as they struggled to survive the encroachment of Europeans.

    In addition to his extensive library of books, historical papers and journals, he is grateful to his historian and re-enactor friends who provide information and act as models for some of the characters in the paintings.

    In 1993, U.S. ART Magazine listed Robert Griffing as an artist to watch for in 1994. In '94 that same magazine listed him as one of the Top 25 selling artists of that year. The November 1995 issue of U.S. ART featured an article on Eastern Woodland Indians, and chose Griffing's Logan's Revenge for the Cover.

    Griffing hopes that his paintings shed some light on this time period that has been neglected through society's romance with the American West.

Ken Schmidt

John Buxton

John DeMott

Raised on racehorse farms in Southern California, painter John DeMott has 24 years of profession painting experience. In 1992, with the encouragement of many friends in the art world, John and his family moved to the art community of Loveland, Colorado. "My career got a huge boost with the move to Colorado. Being a storyteller painter just wasn't congruent with California. Plus, it was just a refreshing change...the mountains, the fresh air."

John specializes in recreating the spirit of the great American Frontier. Indians, cowboys, mountain men, and wildlife are all subjects that find their way into John's canvases. His work can be found in private and corporate collections throughout the United States and Europe.

We, at Mountain Gull Trading Company, currently only stock the following two Fur Trade era prints.