The art work
of Kirby Sattler is fueled by an inherent interest in the Indigenous Peoples of the Earth. His Native American Indian
portraits evolve from the history, ceremony, mythology, and spirituality
of the Plains Indian. Sattler's ultradetailed interpretations examine the inseparable relationship
between the Indian and his natural world, reflecting a culture that had no hard line between
the sacred and the mundane.
Sattler has developed his painting into a distinctive style of realism. The methodology involves
the painstaking layering of transparent washes over multiple underpaintings. This technique
results in canvases that are rich in detail, defined textures and surfaces.
With the deliberate precision given to each work, he produces only a few paintings each year.
Crystal Buffalo. American
indian books and jewelry have been trading in American Indian jewelry, books, and craftwork for over 30 years in and
around Houston, and have now opened an online shop.
All American Indian jewelry and crafts are handmade by skilled American Indian artists. None are factory or piece-work produced,
and are kept in a smoke/tobacco free environment.
manifoldingrodney wood paintingsArt Brokers of Colorado. Art Publisher. Native American and Western Art. Wholesale. Clay sculptor and abstract painter. Maui, Hawaii.
KayLynneSattler draws inspiration from enduring and ephemeral forms of nature. She has established
her own artistic expression using the two mediums to stimulate and inspire one another.
Her techniques are a sophisticated balance of intuitive, spontaneous gestures, juxtaposed with the controlled use of precious
metals. The self-illuminating metal leaf enkindles a primordial source of life that emanates from within her medium.
KayLynneSattlerartwork is primal, pure, and precise, evoking the elemental essence of creation.
