Gallery of Artists

NSA members include some of the finest artists in the USA. They work in a variety of media. This page is designed to assist you in your search for artwork, artists to commission, or a teacher.

Each NSA member has the opportunity to works of art on the NSA website for a fee. Those who have elected to do so are listed below. You may select a particular artist from the table below or just scroll down this page to see the entire selection in thumbnail size. Just click on an image to see an enlargement.

Gary Bailey, NSA

Gary Bailey is an accomplished pencil and watercolor artist. He has his Bachelor's and Master's degrees and is a National Society of Artists signature member. Mr. Bailey has studied with many outstanding artists in Texas, New Mexico and Wyoming and spent the summer of 2000 in Yellowstone National Park studying and painting.  He has used his knowledge and experiences to develop his own unique landscape and wildlife painting style.

Mr. Bailey travels throughout the U.S. on extended painting outings. His work hangs in the Safari Legends, Inc. (281-319-5466) in Kingwood, Texas, and the Heritage Gallery (325-669-2109) in Albany, Texas. To learn more about his work or workshops in your area, contact Mr. Bailey at 1622 Chestnut Ridge, Kingwood, Texas 77339. His e-mail address is gbailey@juno.com and phone 281-358-6712.

Robin Stone Collins

"I continually see things that inspire my paintings. My background as a graphic designer gives me a good sense of design which is the basis necessary for any work of art. This is what truly engages the viewer immediately - the overall design.

"What I try to achieve in each of my paintings is to fill them with color, tackle a variety of subjects and capture an action or an uplifting moment."

For more information contact Robin at 281-334-2456 phone, 281-535-0420 fax, or e-mail rscollins@houston.rr.com.

Dura Dittmar, NSA

Dura Dittmar is a Signature Member of the NSA. She has won numerous awards in local and national competitions. She grew up in San Antonio, near her grandmother, who taught her the art of porcelain painting. Dura has an A.A.S. degree in Advertising Art and worked as a commercial artist for several years before returning to college to earn a B.S. in Elementary Education. She has worked as an elementary school art teacher since 1993.

Dura uses a variety of media including porcelain, watercolor, pencil, soft pastels, colored pencils, pen and ink, and acrylics. Dura describes her art as realistic and illustrative in style. She paints everything from the tiniest Christmas ornament to full-size murals. Her favorite subjects to paint are wildlife and the whimsical dragons and court jesters of the medieval era. Her love of dragons has earned her the nickname, The Dragon Lady. Contact Dura at duradesign@earthlink.net.