Debra Keirce

Paintings by me, Debra Keirce, are produced with archival materials, and will be intact for generations.

I turn your story into a permanent piece of fine art. You are not just buying a painting. You are collecting a family heirloom.

To start, first think about the subject. Then consider the size. Once you have a vision of your painting, call 571-236-0047 (Eastern Standard Time USA time zone) or EMAIL  me. Payment will be arranged, and you will typically have your art in four weeks.

Shipping is free in the continental USA.

Payment is collected via PayPal at THIS LINK , Venmo, Zelle, or check. Credit cards are also accepted but the Square Register merchant fee will be applied.

My art ranges in price depending on complexity.  Unless you have an especially large project, I typically do not ask for deposit or payment until you have your art in hand. I do this, because I offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. After almost 5 decades in the commission business, I am proud that I have never had a paying client who wanted to return their artwork.

Here are some sample prices:

8" x 10"    - $700 to 1,600

12" x 16"   - $1,745 to 2,500

16" x 20"   - $2,855 to 4,160

18" x 24"   - $3,850 to 5,200

24" x 36"   - $4,350 to 6,750

30" x 40"   - $6,575 to 9,600

Miniature paintings created under a magnifier:

3" x 5"     - $395 - 595

5" x 5"      - $450 - 650

After we discuss your project, I will offer price and size options for you to consider. These sizes do not include the frame, which will add 2 to 6 inches to each dimension.

As a courtesy, all works come framed in a custom wood frame of my choosing. You can easily have the art reframed through your favorite frame shop if you choose.

I can work from photos you provide, or if you do not have a photo, I can make some sketches for your approval

I never share commissioned artwork unless my collector gives me permission. Here are some examples of recently commissioned pieces I have permission to share:

Painting for special occasions, like birth, wedding, birthday are always fun projects!

Do you see another painting of mine, but you'd like to make some changes and make it your own? That's what this collector did.

Do you have an idea of an impossible scene? I can bring your imaginations to life for you.

Pet portraits are always fun projects.

Portraits of loved ones are a joy to paint and I love to see the reactions on peoples' faces upon delivery.

Realtors often commission me to paint the homes their clients are moving into or out of.

Statement works like this 40"x30" painting for the Boston Langham Hotel dining room are fun to paint.

Still life, with objects that have great meaning in peoples' life stories are a favorite of mine to paint.

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It's always so much fun when I am asked to paint images on precious items. Non porous, tiny surfaces? No problem! It was a delight to paint images my collector chose on 11 pairs of antique glasses he collected. HERE is a link to the full story!

Another medium I am skilled at is charcoal drawing. I can provide charcoal drawings at half the cost of my oil paintings, and I can varnish them so they can be framed without glass. This makes them easier to transport, and many people prefer to avoid the glare of a framed piece of art. Here is a recent example of one of my charcoal drawings, about how brave horses need to be when they cross muddy streams and can't see the bottom:

Would you like to email or chat with me about the possibilities? Let's connect!

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571-236-0047