Autumn on the High Road 18×24 Sold
Up a Sunny Ridge – Sold
Queen’s Garden, Bryce 16×20 Sold
Spring along the Crystal River Sold
Checking the River Bottom 12×16 Sold
Into the Sun 12×16 $1100.00
Sun & Dust 9×12 SOLD
Flagstaff Stage / Study 12×16 Sold
Morning Color 16×20 $2200.00
Last of the Summer Rain 20×30 $4500.00
Cowboys 6×8 Sold
The Cave 12X16 Sold
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Change of Seasons Oil 18X24 $2800.00
Mt. Sopris Oil 8X10 Sold
Coffee Pot Shadows Oil 8X12 $500.00 – SOLD
Checking The Summer Graze Oil 18X24 $2600.00 SOLD
Distant Buttes Sold
Distant Light Oil 24X36 $3800.00
Too Early For Snow Oil 14X18 $1100.00 SOLD
Thunder Mountain Oil 16X20 $2400.00
Clouds and Shadows Oil 9X12 $500.00
Hit Or Miss Oil 30X24 Sold
Forest Road Oil Sold
September Trail Sold
Roper 12X16 Oil $1100.00
All Show & No Rain Oil Sold
October Shadows Oil 24 X 30 Sold
Two On The Lam Oil 24X18 $2800.00
Golden Day 16 X 24 Oil $2400.00
Wasatch Stage Oil 18 X 24 $2800.00
Prairie Stage – Oil 18X24 $2800.00
Fall on the Verde – Oil 9X12 $500.00
Late Summer Oil 9 X 12 Sold
Bringing in the Paint Oil 11 X 14 $1200.00
Cortez Skies Oil 20 X 24 $2900.00
Rebels Oil 12 X 16 $1350.00
Kathy Quick Anderson was born on the East Coast. She started drawing at age 5, and won many awards in school. Kathy and her family moved to Arizona when she was a child. Living in the northern Arizona town of Show Low where she rode horses with friends whose ancestors were pioneers and ranchers. Frequent trips around the West early in life helped her develop a love of the land, the rocks, mountains, forests and canyons, that she saw. She has spent a lifetime immersing herself in the beauty of the American West.
An early mentor was Jay Datus, founder of the Kachina School of Art in Phoenix, whose many murals still grace some of Arizona’s historic buildings and terminals. After a Roy Andersen color workshop in 1999 and a shift to full time painting, she started exhibiting and winning awards in Phoenix and other Valley city shows and museums.
Kathy is represented in Prescott by the Mountain Spirit Gallery on historic Whiskey Row. She exhibits yearly in the Phippen Museum Mini Masterpiece Show and Sale, the Memorial Day Phippen Western Art Show on Courthouse Square, and has participated in many of the shows at the Phippen Museum and the Sharlot Hall Arizona Centennial Art Show.
2017 Kathy won first in oil’s at the Phippen Western Art Show in Prescott, Arizona she also won the Phippen Family Reward.
