Artwork Info
Title: Blue Łiyápł łqq̓y̓i (Appaloosa Colt)
Medium: Colored pencil, ink, and acrylic paint on antique 1873 ledger paper
Year Created:2026
Description: The Appaloosa has deep historical ties to the Indigenous peoples of the Inland Northwest. This young colt represents new beginnings and the continuation of that living legacy.
Price: $1000
Frame: Presented in a handmade poplar wood frame. The artwork is float-mounted using acid-free matting and adhesives and protected with Tru Vue Conservation Clear® acrylic glazing.
Dimensions
Artwork: 5.5″ H × 8.5″ W
Framed: 8⅝″ H × 11¾″ W × 1″ D
Condition
This artwork is created on authentic antique paper. Natural variations, tears, markings, discoloration, and other signs of age are inherent to the paper and contribute to the artwork’s unique character; they are not considered defects.
We make every effort to represent the artwork accurately. However, colors may vary slightly in person due to photography, lighting, and differences between screen displays.
Shipping and Sales
Shipping within the United States is included in the purchase price. We work with a trusted professional packing and shipping service that carefully inspects, packs, insures, and tracks every artwork to help ensure its safe arrival.
Please allow approximately three business days for payment processing. Shipment will be arranged after payment has cleared.
International shipping may be available depending on the destination and applicable import restrictions. Please contact us before purchasing so we can confirm availability and provide a shipping quote. Buyers are responsible for any customs duties, taxes, or import fees imposed by the destination country.
All sales of original artwork are final. In the unlikely event that an artwork arrives damaged, please contact us promptly and retain the artwork and all original packaging. We will work with you and our professional shipping service toward a satisfactory resolution.
Original artworks are sold on a first-completed-purchase basis. Adding an artwork to your cart does not reserve it.
Care
To help preserve the artwork, display it away from direct sunlight and sources of excessive heat or moisture.
Clean the acrylic glazing gently with a soft, clean microfiber cloth. If needed, apply a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner to the cloth. Never spray cleaner directly onto the glazing. Avoid abrasive cloths, household chemicals, and cleaners containing ammonia.
Copyright
Purchase includes ownership of the physical artwork only. Copyright and reproduction rights remain with the artist. The artwork may not be reproduced or used commercially without the artist’s written permission.
Artwork Info
Title: Blue Łiyápł łqq̓y̓i (Appaloosa Colt)
Medium: Colored pencil, ink, and acrylic paint on antique 1873 ledger paper
Year Created:2026
Description: The Appaloosa has deep historical ties to the Indigenous peoples of the Inland Northwest. This young colt represents new beginnings and the continuation of that living legacy.
Price: $1000
Frame: Presented in a handmade poplar wood frame. The artwork is float-mounted using acid-free matting and adhesives and protected with Tru Vue Conservation Clear® acrylic glazing.
Dimensions
Artwork: 5.5″ H × 8.5″ W
Framed: 8⅝″ H × 11¾″ W × 1″ D
Condition
This artwork is created on authentic antique paper. Natural variations, tears, markings, discoloration, and other signs of age are inherent to the paper and contribute to the artwork’s unique character; they are not considered defects.
We make every effort to represent the artwork accurately. However, colors may vary slightly in person due to photography, lighting, and differences between screen displays.
Shipping and Sales
Shipping within the United States is included in the purchase price. We work with a trusted professional packing and shipping service that carefully inspects, packs, insures, and tracks every artwork to help ensure its safe arrival.
Please allow approximately three business days for payment processing. Shipment will be arranged after payment has cleared.
International shipping may be available depending on the destination and applicable import restrictions. Please contact us before purchasing so we can confirm availability and provide a shipping quote. Buyers are responsible for any customs duties, taxes, or import fees imposed by the destination country.
All sales of original artwork are final. In the unlikely event that an artwork arrives damaged, please contact us promptly and retain the artwork and all original packaging. We will work with you and our professional shipping service toward a satisfactory resolution.
Original artworks are sold on a first-completed-purchase basis. Adding an artwork to your cart does not reserve it.
Care
To help preserve the artwork, display it away from direct sunlight and sources of excessive heat or moisture.
Clean the acrylic glazing gently with a soft, clean microfiber cloth. If needed, apply a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner to the cloth. Never spray cleaner directly onto the glazing. Avoid abrasive cloths, household chemicals, and cleaners containing ammonia.
Copyright
Purchase includes ownership of the physical artwork only. Copyright and reproduction rights remain with the artist. The artwork may not be reproduced or used commercially without the artist’s written permission.
