Laurie Pace's work has been featured in American Art Collector, Western Art Collector, Southwest Art, Appaloosa Journal as well as in Cowboys & Indians. It has graced the covers of many magazines, CDs and books and other publications.
Featured in Western Art Collector Equine Artist ART OF THE HORSE 2010
Appaloosa Journal July 2010Laurie was so honored when they contacted her for the cover
of this issue and they did a fabulous 4 page editorial on her work and all the appaloosa's she had painted through the last year.
American Art Collector September 2010 This painting is Playing For PAPA, one of Laurie Pace's first three piece in her music series. These are limited in number and only done through commissions. The music used in the background is antique music from Laurie's great grandfather or hymns from an old hymnal.
In Western Art Collector Pace was featured several times with SOLD stories to share the good news of work selling from my advertising. Working with WAC has been tremendous both for Pace and for the Artists of Texas.
Cowboys & Indians is a beautiful publication that is highly sought after by many collectors. Laurie was honored in 2010 with a featured artist spot with their magazine. "This painting resides in Austin, Texas and is one of my favorites. Most of the painted ponies are in oil, this one is in acrylic so it is unusual. The Carousel Horses Acrylic on Canvas 24 x 36."
Peak to Peak is the Appaloosa Directory. Laurie Pace was chosen to grace their cover in 2010 as well. This particular appy is well loved. There are posters available of it through the Appaloosa Journal and prints available through Fine Art America.
This is another SOLD story in American Art Collector. The Top painting is one of Pace's favorites entitled Boys on the Beach. The lower two horses are in private collections in Oklahoma and the Boys are in Denmark.
This painting was loved by all Laurie Pace's collectors and when this ad appeared in American Art Collector the painting was sold that very day to a collector here in the states. You can just about feel the thick buttery oil paints on the painting. The colors are vivid and contrasting and full of energy. 
This was a feature in Western Art Collector in Spring 2009 showing Pace's artwork and Debbie Grayson Lincoln's work for an upcoming show in Texas at a Gallery in Marble Falls.There are many more featured pieces but check my website out to see them.
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