Native American Warrior Decor Tonto Indian Warrior Wall Art Canvas Prints Rustic Original Western Tribal American Indian Painting Farmhouse

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WELCOME!!! Thank you so so so much for stopping by my little shop. I'm so HAPPY you're here. Yaaaaayyyyyyyy!!!! If you're not familiar with my work, just scan through some of the reviews and you'll feel alot better. Let me tell you all about this particular listing. The title of the original oil painting is "Tonto's Top Hat". I have followed along, adored and passionately fell in love with the culture and styles of our Native American Indigenous Peoples. This particular warrior is a combination of many reference photos including the television and motion picture versions of the "Tonto" character including the various works of Mr Kirby Sattler. He's incredible to learn from.
Title: "Tonto's Top Hat"
Inspired by the original works of the
amazing Mr. Kirby Sattler, with permission/mutual consent via art study and mentoring.

I have a small secluded studio, gallery, workshop at our homestead farm in the beautiful deep piney woods of Northeast Texas. Once an original piece of art is finished, we take great care professionally photographing or scanning the original work for quality reproduction print making. It's all done right here in the studio (or dining room.... or back porch). We do all of the printing here so that I can actually look at every single print myself to make sure it's perfect. We build the stretcher bars and frames ourselves here in the studio as well. They are all handmade with solid wood construction and built to last for generations. The canvas I use is the good stuff!! It's the same quality or better than you'd get at a fancy smancy New York City gallery or art show. I figure if I'm going to sell you art to leave to your great grand children, I want it to be as perfect for them 100 years from now as it is the day you received it.

Canvas prints come either stretched or unstretched.
Stretched just means that it is wrapped around the wooden back frame they call "stretcher bars". They are premium gallery wrapped which means the sides of the art are 1.25 inches thick and beautifully finished. The edges are printed to match the front of the artwork all the way around and stapled on the very back so you cannot see the stainless steel staples at all. It's ready to hang right out of the box and does not need to be framed, but you can add a decorative frame to match your decor style if you want to.

Unstretched just means that is does not have the wooden parts or back frame. That's the only difference. Its the same printed canvas as if I were going to stretch it but you'll have to do that part or get a professional to do it for you. Unstretched canvas has the same extra 2.5 inches, printed to match the front all the way around. There are so many fun and creative things to do with unstretched canvas but it is not ready to hang out of the box. It comes to you rolled up in a cardboard tube. If you need more of an explanation, don't feel weird, just ask me. I get it all the time. It can be confusing. By the way, rolled canvas and/or unstretched canvas... it's the same thing.

The paper prints are not posters. They are limited edition signed and numbered prints. Only 500 of each size will ever be made. I personally inspect, approve and sign each one myself. The premium quality paper I use to print on is sooooo nice ya'll. It's super high quality, luxuriously thick and so soft and gorgeous. 380gsm superior quality rag cotton paper. It has this subtle texture and rich, expensive look because it is SUPER EXPENSIVE but so worth it. It's bright white and the museum quality archival inks really POP and give it that awesome wow factor we love to see in a collector's piece of fine art. It's the good stuff and made to last for generations. The paper prints, like the unstretched canvas, are also shipped rolled in a carboard tube and there are all kinds of fun ways to display and/or frame the rag cotton paper version of the art.

I package my items REALLY well and rarely have any issues with shipping my art. We custom create/build each art package for ultra safe travels. I use lots of unorthodox recycled packing materials and supplies because I think its the right thing to do. It doesn't always look pretty, but it is safe, effective and better for the planet. You're welcome. :)

Listen, I've got help but I'm here in the studio every day and I know every detail of what's going on. If you've got a question, concern, issue or some COOL CREATIVE ARTSY IDEA, just message me!! I'll message you back or give you a call. This Southern drawl is 476% TEXAN and I'll talk ya ear off but if you can accept all that, we'll git along just dandy. That's what I'm here for and I actually ENJOY your questions, no matter how silly you think they may be. Anywhoooooo, now I'm babbling. If ya need some help, HOLLA!!!

Peace, Love and Art Y'all,
Marnie Miller, AAIT
Art by Marnie Miller, Owner/Artist
I live on a farm so I share my studio property with my genius husband, two horses, two goats, three dogs, two cats, three ducks, a few flying squirrels, birds galore and wild bobcat we just call "Bob".

Art by Marnie Miller reproduction fine art prints are made from the original hand painted artwork by Texas artist Marnie Miller, b. 1971. Copyright registration and trademark licensing by Marnie Miller and Art by Marnie Miller, AAIT. All rights reserved by the artist. Art only, Room setting, frames, furniture and display accents are for illustration purposes only. Thank you.