african praise dancers
women dancing with scarf
Motown meets hip hop
Tupac
Biggie
Easy E
Left Eye
Aliyah
Marvin Gaye
Big Pun
Open Edition print
21" X 9" - print: $35.00
25" X 13" - framed: $295.00
Against All Odds
Open Edition print
36" X 20" - print: $40.00
40" X 24" - framed: $385.00
Open Edition print
32" X 20" - print: $45.00
36" X 24" - framed: $195.00
Ebony All Red
by Oronde Kairi
Giclee’
On Canvas
Open Edition
12" X 24" - print: $200.00
16" X 28" - framed: $425.00
The D.J.
by Justin Bua
Open Edition
24" X 36" - print: $45.00
24" X 36" - frame: $195.00
Serigraph
Limited Edition/500
Signed & Numbered
45" X 29" - print $620.00
Bass 
by Okaybabs
L/E
22" X 30” - print: $155.00
26" X 34" - framed: $355.00
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Matting your artwork to adds depth and texture to your piece and protects the artwork from the change in temperature of the glass.
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Archival framing – the different types of papers, pastes, and pressure-sensitive tapes that can be used to preserve the integrity of artwork. Taking environmental issues into consideration – direct sunlight, humidity, heat, etc.
Oil
Open Edition print
20” X 24” - print: $40.00
22" X 28" - framed $185.00
Almost Hot
Limited Edition (125)
Signed/Numbered
31" X 29" - print: $850.00
35" X 33" - framed: $1500.00
Open Edition print
22" X 29” - print: $45.00
26" X 33" - framed: $240.00
Open Edition print
23" X 32" - print: $40.00
27" X 36" - framed: $250.00
Open Edition print
26" X 30" print: $45.00
30" X 34" - framed: $320.00
Serigraph
Limited Edition/500
Signed & Numbered
30" X 30" - print: $400.00
34" X 34" - framed: $320.00
Open Edition print
32” X 26” - print: $45.00
36" X 30" - framed $250.00
Call us anytime to order at: 817-841-7625!
Hip Hop Meets Motown
Open Edition print
20" X 16" - print: $45.00
24" X 20" - framed $185.00
Lithograph
Limited Edition/850
Signed & Numbered
21" X 27" - print: $150.00
25" X 31" - framed: $420.00
Ernest E. Varner II
LIEUTENANT COLONEL, U.S. ARMY RETIRED
Ernest E. Varner, II began his formal study of art in high school. There, he benefited from a strong art program that included portraiture classes in soft pastels, watercolor, and oils. He also studied painting and drawing at Hunter Art Gallery in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He participated in his first art show at Hunter and sold his first piece of artwork entitled "i."
Varner attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a major in art. Although he had been drawing and painting since his childhood, becoming a professional artist wasn't a serious option for African-Americans at that time. The war in Vietnam and the draft also played an important role in his decision to join the Reserve Officers' Training Corps and change his major to psychology.
Joining the military gave Varner an opportunity to pursue his passion for painting and drawing wherever his career took him. He took great pleasure in making his classrooms the galleries and museums throughout the world. When he could not find teachers, he would purchase videos and books on the "old masters" and well known contemporary artist. He would compare what they taught to works by the masters in museums throughout the world from the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., to the Louvre in Paris, France.
Varner is currently an art instructor at a local university and teaches portrait drawing and painting class at three art establishments throughout greater Atlanta. Varner was once quoted as saying that "We are at out best when we are being creative. It is at this point when we are most like our Creator.
Loveless Galleries is honored to carry the work of Lt. Col. Varner!
Open Edition print
28.5" X 26" - print: $40.00
32.5" X 30" - framed: $320.00
Rekindle
"Let's Make Music Together"
by Edwin Lester
Limited Edition/900
14" X 36" - print: $130.00
18" X 40" - framed: $420.00
A Family-Owned, Christian business...
Loveless Galleries prides itself on being a family-owned, Christian business. Yvette enjoys
telling the story of how
James walked in an
office where she was
working. At that time,
James worked at Federal
Express as a courier and
asked Yvette to sign for a package.
Of course, she refused to sign to keep
him in the office as long as she could!
To make a long story short.....they married four months later! Well, that was ten years ago and the rest is history. Please enjoy shopping at Loveless Galleries and feel free to call if you have any questions.
Sing Choir Sing
by Frank Morrison
Open Edition print
18" X 36" - print: $45.00
22" X 40" - framed: $385.00
Serigraph (Silk-screen) - A printing technique that makes use of a squeegee to force ink directly onto a piece of paper or canvas through a stencil creating an image on a screen of silk or other fine fabric with an impermeable substance. Serigraphy differs from most other printing in that its color areas are paint films rather than printing ink stains.
These are original prints and are pulled by the artist. Each quality print is considered an original piece of art.