Warm Thoughts by Ken Moore
This is a 4 inch by 6 inch giclee print on canvas titled "Warm Thoughts" by the Santa Fe artist Ken Moore. The artwork depicts a tender portrait of a young Indigenous woman looking downward with a soft smile. She is rendered in warm, earthen tones with a palette dominated by terracotta, ochre, and deep siennas. Her hair is dark and styled back, adorned with a white floral accessory and turquoise earrings. She wears a vibrant patterned garment featuring southwestern geometric motifs in orange, white, and green, along with what appears to be a silver and turquoise squash blossom necklace. The piece is hand-numbered '15/250' in the lower right corner and signed 'K MOORE 96' with a copyright symbol in the lower left, indicating a 1996 production date. The canvas is wrap-mounted on a wooden frame with a visible, fine-grained texture consistent with high-quality inkjet canvas reproduction. The condition appears excellent with no visible fading, cracking, or surface abrasions, preserving the saturation and brushwork details typical of Moore's realistic yet soft portrait style.
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$150 - $250
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Fine Art - Limited Edition Prints
Appraised On
May 8, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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4”x6” canvas numner 15/250 artist Ken Moore of Santa Fe “Warm Thoughts”
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This is a 4 inch by 6 inch giclee print on canvas titled "Warm Thoughts" by the Santa Fe artist Ken Moore. The artwork depicts a tender portrait of a young Indigenous woman looking downward with a soft smile. She is rendered in warm, earthen tones with a palette dominated by terracotta, ochre, and deep siennas. Her hair is dark and styled back, adorned with a white floral accessory and turquoise earrings. She wears a vibrant patterned garment featuring southwestern geometric motifs in orange, white, and green, along with what appears to be a silver and turquoise squash blossom necklace. The piece is hand-numbered '15/250' in the lower right corner and signed 'K MOORE 96' with a copyright symbol in the lower left, indicating a 1996 production date. The canvas is wrap-mounted on a wooden frame with a visible, fine-grained texture consistent with high-quality inkjet canvas reproduction. The condition appears excellent with no visible fading, cracking, or surface abrasions, preserving the saturation and brushwork details typical of Moore's realistic yet soft portrait style.
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