Anderson R. Moore Western Artist

Western Artist Bio

Anderson R. Moore western artist. With art in many mediums; metal smith  engraver, silk artist, painting in many other mediums. Whats new, over the last five years she has been learning the new skills of hand engraving, horse hair hitching. More to come! Anderson R. Moore has been creating her western art for over thirty years. She is well known for her western art including, her Teepees,  fly fishing and scratch board art and now engraving and hitching horse hair.  She has shown her art in Seattle, Idaho and most recently in Colorado.

Ms Moore is a member of Cowgirl Artists of America.

Hobbies

Fly fishing, western art, engraving, hitching horse hair, making cowboy western art and photography and of course art- in all mediums.

Silk Art Process

Anderson R. Moore most importantly has expanded her means of expressing her western art views using the ancient art of Silk Painting.  In the process of silk painting she is continuing to perfect her own style in a specialized technique taught to her by Karen Sistek, Master Silk Painter from Port Angeles, Washington. 

 The techniques of applying dyes to silk with brushes and steam set dyes is an art form that the artist learns over time. Once the artist completes a painting, they steam and rinse it, then mounted in varying ways. Silk art generally hangs without glass, enabling the viewer to continue to feel and visualize the natural luminescence of the silk and vibrant colors of the dyes used. 

Anderson teaches classes in silk painting for beginners and advanced artists in both a classroom setting and private instruction.

Western Artist Statement

“I grew up along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, playing in the Cache La Poudre River in northern Colorado. For that, I feel very privileged. Getting to  create western art, paint and fish other magical rivers in the Mountain States, Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, has been a blessing. To be a western artist has been a blessing in my life.

If I ever have to move,  I will always be connected to the west. Many of my silk art inspirations come from long days spent fishing on a river and tying flies stream-side. I am so blessed and privileged to live and travel the most spectacular and pristine wilderness around the world. I love to play an active role in it’s preservation through my western art, and fly fishing.” Anderson R. Moore,  Western Artist

Contact

Please contact Anderson R. Moore if you would like more information about any of the works found in the galleries. To make a purchase, discuss commissions, and licensing or to sign up for classes or private instruction, please contact her directly/ using the Contact Page.

Where To Purchase My Silk Art

To find other products and works by Anderson R. Moore, you can view her artist website at anderson-moore.artistwebsites.com .   Many of the artists copyrighted works are available in reproduction prints ONLY on Fine Art America where choices are available for greeting cards, fine art prints, canvas, metal prints, and other styles to choose from as well as matting and framing choices. This location was update in 2020 and remains the only place to purchase her art as of 2023.

COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

Please note at this time 12/2023  – The only place that a print of her art can be legally purchased is Fine Art America or directly from the artist. She does not sell prints at craft fairs, all works are Registered with the US Copyright Office. If you have seen or purchased any print or reproduction in any manner of one of her paintings with out a signature in the print or from anyone else please contact the artist with that information.

 Western Artist Email:am@andersonrmoore.com

For all Western Artist Metal Arts or Hitched Horsehair work, Email: RM@buckaroosilver.com

Enjoy, and I hope to see you along the river or my pallet soon, in the meantime, just go fish! Andy-