Two of a Kind
40″ x 30″ – Oil – sold
Nez Perce Man
40″ x 30″ – Oil – $2,795
Black Horn
36″ x 36″ – Oil – $2,495
Buffalo Calf Road Woman
40″ x 30″ – Oil – $2,095
Chief Seattle
24″ x 24″ – Oil – $1,495
80 John
16″ x 12″ – Oil – $795
Kwakiutl Man
24″ x 18″ – Oil – $1,395
Rain in the Face
14″ x 11″ – Oil – $745
Fisherman
30″ x 24″ – Oil – $1,445
Bear Black
10″ x 7″ – oil – $595
Let it Snow
40″ x 30″ – Oil – sold
Con Artist
20″ x 20″ – Oil – sold
Black Kettle
10″ x 8″ – Oil – $545
Princess
30″ x 40″ – Oil – $2,095
Bones
16″ x 12″ – Oil- $795
Farm Squad
30″ x 40″ – Oil – $2,095
Queen
30″ x 40″ – Oil – sold
Cow Power
30″ x 40″ – Oil – $2,095
Trailblazer
20″ x 20″ – Oil – sold
Wilma Mankiller
24″ x 24″ – Oil – $1,195
Chief Willie Seaweed
20″ x 16″ – Oil – sold
Perch
12″ x 16″ – Oil – sold
Source
14″ x 18″ – Oil – $1,095
Kat-O-Capee
16″ x 12″ – Oil – sold
Let ‘er Buck
36″ x 36″ – Oil – sold
First Step
24″ x 24″ – Oil – sold
The Watch
48″ x 36″ – Oil – $2,895
Plenty Coups
20″ x 16″ – Oil – $1,395
Bird Rattle
14″ x 11″ – Oil – sold
Chief Charlo
24″ x 24″ – Oil – sold
Champ
24″ x 24″ – Oil – sold
Chasing the Sun
20″ x 20″ – Oil – sold
Kootenai Chief
20″ x 16″ – Oil – sold
Golden Girl
30″ x 40″ – Oil – sold
Chief Medicine Crow
24″ x 18″ – Oil – sold
Nat Love With Gun
60″ x 36″ – Oil – sold
Yellow Dog
36″ x 36″ – Oil – sold
Bask
30″ x 30″ – Oil – sold
The General
20″ x 20″ – Oil – sold
Two Moons
30″ x 24″ – Oil – sold
Bill Pickett
60″ x 36″ – Oil – sold
Duck Hunter
16″ x 12″ – oil – sold
About Aaron
Aaron Hazel is an award-winning, full-time artist based in Kirkland, WA. A Fine Arts major from Whitman College, Hazel moved to the Pacific Northwest upon graduating to focus on oil-painting. Hazel’s work eventually caught the attention of various galleries and corporate entities, featuring spots on television, and in national publications. A former college basketball player, Hazel’s initial body of work centered around the art of athletics. Hazel’s recent work focuses on minorities of the West, who he feels are vastly underrepresented in general academia. An avid “student of the game” Hazel is constantly exploring different subject matter, and enjoys taking trips to his home state of Idaho to learn from and assist in the workshops of renowned impressionist Robert Moore. Currently, Hazel’s work can be seen in galleries in Washington, Montana, Wyoming, and on the corporate walls of Starbucks, Facebook and Nike.