Stella Violano Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Stella Violano based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Artwork by Stella Violano
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Rainbow Bridge by Stella Violano
Rainbow Bridge by Stella Violano
Rainbow Bridge Vibrant by Stella Violano
The Bear Party by Stella Violano
Special Delivery by Stella Violano
Rainbow Bridge II by Stella Violano
1905 Firehouse Dogs by Stella Violano
Happy Halloweenies Dachshund Art by Stella Violano
One-eyed cat by Stella Violano
Graham's Cats The Artists by Stella Violano
Curmudgeon Cat by Stella Violano
The Three Tenors by Stella Violano
Grandfather Clock And Cat by Stella Violano
Sea Cottage by Stella Violano
Bad Dog Christmas by Stella Violano
Sheba- Portrait of a Homeless Man's Beloved Pet by Stella Violano
Afternoon Nap by Stella Violano
Neptunes Song by Stella Violano
The Little Flower Girl by Stella Violano
Off To See The Queen by Stella Violano
Happy Halloweenies Mummy Policeman and Princess by Stella Violano
Please Throw The Ball by Stella Violano
Tea Time by Stella Violano
Snow Day for the Dachshund dogs by Violano by Stella Violano
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About Stella Violano
Stella Violano is a California artist known for her paintings of landscapes, historic subjects, seascapes and animals. A lifelong Ventura County resident, she has drawn attention to the plight of homeless animals through her art and was a cofounder of the Mountain Aire Animal Shelter and Art Helping Animals. Currently she works as the resident Creative Pro of Art and Design for Apple and teaches traditional oil and acrylic painting classes and workshops in Thousand Oaks.
Her passion is pigments and the history and preservation of art in all forms. "It is the duty of an artist to create their vision and interpretation in their art. We are historians- preserving not just an image but the emotion therein"