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Wildlife Art

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  • "Liberated" is a photograph of Kentucky Nature Artist Lindsey Kiser's artwork of a vibrant blue and black butterfly with wings outstretched against a white background, as if on display in an insect collection.

    Liberated

    6″ x 6″

    $350.00     Add to cart
  • watercolor painting of a ruffed grouse in flight in the snow with a hunter in the background

    Poetry in Flight

    9″ x 12″

    $325.00     Add to cart
  • SOLD "Resilient" is a photograph of Kentucky Nature Artist Lindsey Kiser's artwork of a vibrant blue and black butterfly with wings outstretched against a white background, as if on display in an insect collection.

    Resilient

    6″ x 6″

    $350.00     Read more

  • Resplendence

    8″ x 8″

    $600.00     Add to cart
  • SOLD

    Resplendent Flamenco

    6″ x 6″

    $350.00     Read more
  • SOLD Lindsey Kiser's award-winning scratchboard Rooted in Kentucky framed on the wall

    Rooted in Kentucky

    9″ x 12″

    $1,750.00     Read more
  • SOLD

    Ruby

    6″ x 6″

    $350.00     Read more
  • Image of a Ruffed Grouse rendered in scratchboard by Nature Artist Lindsey Kiser.

    Ruffed Around the Edges

    14″ x 18″

    $2,500.00     Add to cart

  • Silent Reverie

    10″ x 8″

    $600.00     Add to cart
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In recognition of artistic excellence, Lindsey Kiser has been selected to participate in Kentucky Crafted, a program of the Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, which is supported by state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.