Mastiff "Tired Eyes (English Mastiff)" Giclée Print of Original Painting by LA Shepard

Tired Eyes (English Mastiff) by LA Shepard 

Your print comes in two size options:

~ 8x10" print on 8.5x11" 

~ 12x16" print on 13x19"

And two material options:

~ High quality canvas sheet which resembles an original painting (Textured, original painting appearance)

~ Museum quality cotton rag paper (untextured, vibrant colors)

All prints are customizable- send us a message if you'd like to hear about options or start a project with us! 

Any writing is for copyright purpose only and will not be on the print itself. All prints are in open edition and signed by the artist personally. All prints are replications of artworks by esteemed artist LA Shepard

This order takes up to one business day to process. Let us know if you have additional mailing requests besides what is available at checkout. We always combine shipping on orders of multiple items. 

Words from the Artist, before her illness:

"I have been a full time artist, specializing in animal portraiture, since my husband was diagnosed with brain cancer in July 2006. I was blessed to have been able to stay at home, painting the things I love, and care for my husband at the same time. We were so blessed as we had another four and a half years together. But on September 26, 2010, my incredible husband, Gary, lost his battle. My husband was always my inspiration as well as my most positive encourager. At first, I painted to pay the bills, but it became my passion very quickly. This is the legacy he left me. He was very proud of me, and though my art career was forged from tragedy, it is certainly the silver lining that he left me with. My work has been collected around the world, from Australia , Europe and the U.S. to right here at home, in beautiful Canada. My dogs have gotten me through some very tough times, and I try to capture the essence of these incredible friends and healers in each piece I create."

                                                                                                    ~ Lee Ann Shepard