Judith Durr - Native American - Choctaw - Original Southwestern Art
Judith Durr
Welcome to Judith Durr's Native American Indian and Southwestern Art Gallery
Judith Durr is Choctaw/Cherokee and she paints Native American oil paintings representing Southwestern still life, historical research and western life.
Choctaw artist, Judith Durr's original oil paintings are internationally recognized. As a Native American artist, Judith Durr has a dynamic and unique style with her painted illusion of textures and fabric. Judith is known for her native beaded moccassin paintings and the detail paintings of her rug background. Setting her work apart from other still life artists, Judith's signature is the detailed painted rugs in the background of each her still life paintings. Her exquisite paintings is done with layers, time and patience.
" My passion is the journey of producing the superior oil paintings. I maintain my identity and heritage through my artwork. " Judith Durr
Judith consistently paints the detailed rug background from the rugs she has collected over the years. Many of the native rugs, beaded mocassins and the jewelry Judith uses, are old family pieces acquired while her family lived on the Navajo reservation in Montezuma Creek, Utah. It was these formative years that have given Judith Durr's the inspiration for her exquisite oil paintings. Some of her artifacts come from Judith's talented family members, her husband, mother, father and son. Her love for bead work came from her mother, who influenced her daughter with her wonderful talent and patience. Judith collects Native artifacts, from South America to Canada. Her collection of authentic artifacts gives her source material to create the most accurate subject matter for her twelve layer oil paintings.
Judith Durr has received the honors of having her images used for:
- 2010 Poster for the Pueblo Grande Museum
- 2009 Poster for E.P.A. American Indian Heritage Month
- 2009 Poster for E.P.A. Training Publication
- 2007 Poster for E.P.A. American Indian Heritage Month
Articles & Advertisng: Western Art Collector, Arizona's Collector's Guide, Art of the West, Southwest Art, The Santa Fean & Wildlife Art.
NativeAmerican artist, Judith Durr's online art gallery offers original oil paintings, commissions, prints, Thristystone coasters, throws by Pure Country Weavers, weather prints, wallpaper, kitchen assesories by Kay Dee Designs music boxes by Cottage Garden, Inc., and other fine art licensed products. Wholesales customers accepted.
INDIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS ASSOCIATION - www.iaca.com
The Rose - A commissioned painting. These beautiful Shoshone moccasins belong to a lovely lady in Arizona. Growing up in Montana, livintg near the Shoshone reservation, she had these made for her by a Shoshone beadworker and friend.
I have designed this site so you may view pictures of my oil paintings and learn a little about the influences in my life. I will be adding new pictures of my work, new products, new projects and commissions in progress. So check back periodically.
Judith accepts commissions. If you have an artifact that you would like to see in a stil life or western life painting, contact Judith Durr for your personal original commission oil painting.
I have links to Joan Cawley Gallery, Indian Arts and Crafts Association, the offical Choctaw Nation, Southwestern Premier Artists, Sharlot Hall Museum and Blue Sage Gallery.
Products Available:
Bentley Publishing produces and publishes all Judith Durr's prints & posters.
Joan Cawley Gallery licenses Judith Durr's product line.
Thirstystone has the western images on coasters and trivets.
Cape Shore has produced a fine line with "Indian Market" as the image for photo albums, guestbooks journals and a thermometer is available with a new design by Judith Durr, "La Cosina."
York Wallpaper Company handles my western wallpaper. It is carried through
Lowes, Dunn and Edwards and other fine stores carry the Ask for it at your local dealer.
Mugworld, Inc. has produced 9 cups with my western and southwestern images. They are also producing tiles with or without frames and stands. Great home accents.
Kay Dee Designs used my image "Indian Market & La Cosina" in their wonderful product line for the kitchen. There is dish towels, aprons, placemats, napkins, grabbits for the the microwave, tote bags, ect.
NEW! Cottage Garden Inc. is producing woodgrain music jewelry boxes, treasure boxes with Indian Market, Kokopeli, La Cosina, Casa Bonita and Reverence.
NEW! Pure Country Weavers is producing "Indian Market, Casa Bonita, Reverence, Whispers of the Past, Hopi Harvest, & Kokopeli into throws.
Spin Shades has the "Indian Market" as one of their nightlights.
Open Air Designs and Weather Prints is producing 2 of my images, "Indian Market & Talavera Sunflowers", as a Weatherprint patented product.
Go online and look for these products. You can contact me through this web site, my email or by phone at my studio.
I respect the privacy of my friends and customers. I sell only by e-mail or phone. The online secure sites still have to be perfected. Please don't give out any information that is important to you, such as your social security or charge card numbers online. Privacy needs to be protected.
Join Judith and Roger in Santa Fe, New Mexico for Indian Market. Judith Durr and her husband, Roger Kull will be in the El Dorado Hotel in the Anasazi Room - August , 2010. Check out the website Southwestern Premier Artists - southwesternpremierartists.com
COPYRIGHTS All Images on this site © Judith Durr. All Rights Reserved.
Federal law protects copyrights. It is quite simple to figure out. If you copy any or part of another artists work, it is not yours. Not a percentage or part of another’s artwork can be copied without permission from the artist. There are workshops, books, and teachers to help you find your way. An artist idea is their own. Their sources are found everywhere. So, be unique, come up with your own ideas and your own style. Get the permission of an artist before you use anything of theirs. Ideas abound and everyone has a signature. Use your creativity and ideas, not someone else’s.
JUDITH DURR - CHOCTAW
UNITED STATES ENVIORNMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
2007 & 2009 - AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH POSTER
