Susan Schneider Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Susan Schneider 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.
Artwork by Susan Schneider
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.
Daffodils on wooden table by Susan Schneider
The Front Porch by Susan Schneider
A River Runs Through It by Susan Schneider
Romeo by Susan Schneider
The Garden Bench by Susan Schneider
Hunting Morels No. 1 by Susan Schneider
Northwest Passage by Susan Schneider
The River by Susan Schneider
Roses Cafe 1953 Chevy Pickup by Susan Schneider
Spotted Owl in Moonlight by Susan Schneider
Violet and Pocket Watch by Susan Schneider
Coneflowers by Susan Schneider
The River Part One by Susan Schneider
Colorado River, Moab, Utah by Susan Schneider
Turquoise and Seed Jar by Susan Schneider
Buffalo River by Susan Schneider
Barn Mural by Susan Schneider
The Surprise by Susan Schneider
Tufted Titmouse with sunflower by Susan Schneider
Winter violet and Watch by Susan Schneider
Kingfisher by Susan Schneider
White Morel Mushroom by Susan Schneider
Clematis by Susan Schneider
Ozarks Sunset Skyglow by Susan Schneider
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About Susan Schneider
Hi, thanks for stopping by and looking at my art! I live in the Ozark mountains in a little house in the woods. Most of my inspiration for my paintings, photography and even my beadwork come from the beautiful place where I live. Many of the pictures I've taken are in my woods. I've been drawing and painting since I was a small child. My father was a professional photographer and my mother is a wonderful photographer and also painted. I grew up in a household where creating art was encouraged and celebrated. Later, I was to meet the love of my life, my husband Mike, the stone sculpter. We happily lived here for twenty years, creating art, living in the woods, gardening, fishing, tending chickens and living. I lost him to cancer January 15, 2017.
I'm trying to rebuild my life alone now. My art and photography give me some solace, along with my surroundings and wonderful freinds and family. I will continue to paint, create and put new images up often. Please visit my website, cabinhillgallery.com for more information about me. I also do commission work for people in my area. Thank you and have a great day!