Call 620.933.2787 or email info@vernonfilleyartmuseum.org for more information or inquiries on purchases. This is a survey of works available in the current exhibition but does not include every piece. Please come visit us in person to see the full exhibition and experience the artwork personally while they are on display at The Filley! 40% of sales are donated to the art museum (which is tax deductible for those who purchase artwork during this show). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE
Stan Reimer
“Eternity”
18” x 12”
Digital Infrared
$325
The grave sight is that of my late wife Marsha. My intention was to comment on how brief our time is on earth compared to the realm of eternity. The use of an extreme wide angle lens makes the grave seem small compared to the vastness of our world and beyond. With infrared photography, green is rendered as white and blue turns black.
Stan Reimer
“Fire Station – Kingman, KS”
20” x 12”
Digital
$325
This very old building was an early fire station in Kingman featuring lookout towers for observation. The photograph was taken after sunset resulting in a colorful warm light.
Stan Reimer
“Robin Laws – Sculptor”
16” x 20”
Digital
$Not for sale
This portrait was made while Robin was in Pratt delivering bronze sculptures for the recent exhibit. The session was done on the spur of the moment so she went to a thrift shop for the dress. I intentionally posed the hands to be prominent since they are the tools of the trade.
Stan Reimer
“Two Barns”
32” x 13”
Digital – Point and Shoot
$450
These barns are located near Dawson Creek, British Columbia. There were many well-preserved barns in the area due to the climate.
Stan Reimer
“A Wise Man”
16” x 20”
4×5 Film, Silver Print
$Not For Sale
This is Loren Minnis who lived in Pratt for many years. The image was selected for the ASP Loan Collection during the Professional Photographers of America print competition. It was also featured in the “Professional Photographer” magazine and now hangs in the International Photography Hall of Fame in Liverpool, Nova Scotia. The image was captured by a Zone VI 4×5 field camera and printed on Ilford Paper.
Stan Reimer
“Abiquiu Colors”
36” x 20”
Digital
$450
The photograph was taken near Abiquiu, New Mexico. Abiquiu is a very small town and the home of Georgia O’keeffe. The scene was light by a glowing red sunset. The mountain in the background was shaded from the sunset causing a bluish cast.
Stan Reimer
“Americana”
14” x 17”
Digital – Selective Color
This one room schoolhouse is on Hwy 177 near Strong City. I attended a school like this near Canton, KS as a first grader.
“Four Horses”
$275
Stan Reimer
“Chalk Cliffs – Monuments Rocks”
20” x 12”
Digital
$325
Monuments Rocks are located between Scott City and Oakley, Kansas. These 70 foot tall cliffs stand alone in the very flat western Kansas landscape. The pyramids contain ocean fossils. It is estimated they were formed 80 million years ago.
Stan Reimer
“Lemon Park Lake”
Digital
20” x 7”
$195
9” x 11”
Film, Silver Print
$195 each or (Set of 3 $495)
9” x 11”
Film, Silver Print
$195 each or (Set of 3 $495)
9” x 11”
Film, Silver Print
$195 each or (Set of 3 $495)
The photographs of the Winfield Depot remind us of the days of segregation even in Kansas. The inside waiting room was for the whites and the outside waiting room for the blacks.
Stan Reimer
“Redbud in Winter”
18” x 26”
Digital
$350
This photograph was made in 1996 with my first digital camera, the Kodak 760 (six megapixels). The redbud tree was in Lemon Park, Pratt.
Stan Reimer
“San Geronimo Chapel”
20” x 13”
Digital
$375
This church is located in the Pueblo in Taos, New Mexico. I was there the week before the annual festival so everything was neat and whitewashed.
Stan Reimer
“Seeley Mansion”
18” x 21”
Digital
$395
The Seeley Mansion is in Abilene, Kansas. The house was built in 1904 and has forty rooms include a bowling lane in the basement. The owner went to the World’s Fair in New York, bought the furnishings, and came to Kansas to build the house.
Stan Reimer
“Snow-Benches”
14” x 18”
Digital Point and Shoot
$395
This image was taken while leaning out of the backdoor of my house.
Stan Reimer
“Solo Flight”
20” x 20”
Transparency Film, Digital Print
$350
This lone tree stands a couple miles east of Greensburg. The exposure was made about 30 minutes after sunset. The use of a wide angle lens emphasizes the color change from the horizon upward.
Stan Reimer
“Sunrise at Monument Rocks”
20” x 13”
Digital Infrared
$350
The light is wonderful at sunrise. Photographing with the infrared technique renders the green plants white and the blue sky nearly black.
Stan Reimer
“The Chair”
8” x 9”
Digital
$SOLD
This image was an accidental exposure while teaching a photography class. The effect is posterization in Photoshop.
Stan Reimer
“Five Tulips”
15” x 18”
Digital
$450
The tulips in the Botanic Gardens in Wichita were in full bloom. These yellow and red tulips were in full sunlight at high noon and the background in deep shade from bushes.
Stan Reimer
“Pratt County Lake”
Digital Digital – 36 megapixel camera with a 14 mm lens
$450
Sunsets are fascinating because they are ever changing. The light, the color, and the formations are constantly changing. I photographed this scene for about an hour. This was near the end of the event.
“Wheat-Thunderhead”
Canvas Print
$SOLD
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