Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Fredericksburg Art Gallery is located on the 300 block of East Main Street in Fredericksburg, Texas. The gallery has been in its current location for fourteen years. It is owned and operated by Donna Strickland and her husband, Jim Strickland.
Fredericksburg Art Gallery carries fine art by nationally celebrated and emerging artists from Texas and beyond. Work from Fredericksburg Art Gallery graces a plethora of notable locations from the walls of homes and offices all over the country to the royal family’s art collection in London. In addition to breathtaking original artwork, the gallery also carries a fine selection of ready-made frames and museum quality custom picture framing. Our gallery specializes in representational wildlife, western, still life, portraiture, and landscape. Our artists work in various mediums and styles from the realm of realism to the world of impressionism.
Owner and director, Donna Strickland is an avid art enthusiast and collector. She has been immersed in the industry for almost 40 years. In 1976 Donna opened her first art gallery, Donna’s Art Gallery and Gifts, in Odessa, Texas. In 1983 Donna moved to the Hill Country to open Holland Art Gallery in Kerrville, Texas. Three years later she opened Fredericksburg Art Gallery. Donna has been honored by respected art publications such as “American Art Collector” for her expertise in fine Texas art.
"I'm looking forward to our Wide Open Spaces show opening on Friday May 3rd from 6-8PM during First Friday Art Walk. The show will feature new work by nationally acclaimed artists Phil Bob Borman and Jack Terry. See you there!"

Our artists are available for commissioned artwork to fit your space and preference perfectly. We charge no additional fees for commissions. The price of the piece will mirror the price of current works of comparable size by the respective artist. Our artists enjoy collaborating with clients to create a personalized work of art. Many of our artists also specialize in large-scale paintings for corporate offices and hotels. Typically, an upfront deposit is required of half of the overall price of the commission. Please contact us for more information or any questions.
Spring into the Wild
April 2013: Kay Walton, Daniel Adams, and Gary Johnson Birds, Animals, Flowers, OH MY! Artists’ Reception: Friday, April 5, 6-8PMBeauties and Beasts
March 2013: Carla D’Aguanno Inspired by equestrian magnificence and the innocence of youth. Artist Reception: Thursday, March 7, 6-8PM
Jim Strickland (Left) Artist Phil Bob Borman (Right)
Owner Donna Strickland (Left) Featured artist Carla D’aguanno (Right)
Front Gallery View
Owner Donna Strickland (Left) Featured artist Carla D’aguanno (Right)
Giclee Reproductions: The term “giclee print” connotes an elevation in printmaking technology. Images are generated from high resolution digital scans and printed with archival quality inks onto various substrates including canvas, fine art, and photo-base paper. The giclee printing process provides better color accuracy than other means of reproduction.
The Skies Proclaim the Work of His Hands: 30″ X 20″ – $640 /// 60″ X 40″ – $1040
Gentle: 25″ X 20″ – $600 /// 40″ X 32″ – $820 /// 50″ X 40″ – $1000
First Strike: 24″ X 30″ – $800 /// 30″ X 40″ – $1100
Morning Over the Capitans: 24″ X 30″ – $800 /// 30″ X 40″ – $1100
In Awesome Wonder: 36″ X 64″ - $1200 /// 26″ X 48″ – $1040 /// 22″ X 40″ – $750
To The West: 40″ X 60″ - $1040 /// 20″ X 30″ – $640
Wingd Tower: 22″ X 40″ – $950 /// 30″ X 53″ – $1100
Friends of a Feather: 32″ X 32″ – $775 /// 36″ X 36″ – $900
Keeper of the Flock: 32″ X 32″ – $775 /// 36″ X 36″ – $900
Braids, Ribbons, and Bows: 30″ X 24″ – $750
Rio Blanco: 24″ X 36″ – $800
Late in the Day: 24″ X 36″ – $800 /// 20″ X 30″ – $700
Splashes of Color: 16″ X 24″ – $390
Racing the Storm: 18″ X 24″ – $390 /// 20″ X 30″ – $510 /// 24″ X 36″ – $600
Lord of the Thicket: 20″ X 30″ – $510 /// 24″ X 36″ – $600
Kiss of Color: 20″ X 30″ – $510 /// 24″ X 36″ – $600
Under the Golden Canopy: 14″ X 18″ – $300 /// 30″ X 40″ – $750
Cock Tails: 12″ X 14″ – $225
Curious Gaze: 30″ X 40″ – $750 /// 24″ X 30″ – $600
Six Point Advantage: 15″ X 30″ – $390 /// 24″ X 40″ – $750 /// 30″ X 60″ - 1050
Texas T 21: 15″ X 30″ – $390 /// 24″ X 40″ – $750 /// 30″ X 60″ – 1050
A’int Saying Cheese for No One: 15″ X 30″ – $390 /// 24″ X 40″ – $750 /// 30″ X 60″ – 1050
Texas Tea Party : 15″ X 30″ – $390 /// 24″ X 40″ – $750 /// 30″ X 60″ – 1050
Spray Paint II: 15″ X 30″ – $390 /// 24″ X 40″ – $750 /// 30″ X 60″ – 1050
Good Grazin: 30″ X 40″ – $600 /// 36″ X 48″ – $780
Matter of Survival: 40″ X 30 – $600 /// 48″ X 36″ – $780
Solar: 32″ X 40″ – $600 /// 37″ X 46″ – $780
Alamo Visitors 1896: 9″ X 14″ – $390
King of The Hill: 11″ X 14″ – $250
The Window: 16″ X 21″ – $600 /// 24″ X 32″ – $850
Santa Elena Canyon: 14″ X 16″ – $550 /// 18″ X 20″ – $600
Casa Grande: 16″ X 20″ – $600 /// 24″ X 30″ – $800
Juniper Canyon: 11″ X 16″ – $500 /// 16″ X 24″ – $625
Clouds on the Chisos: 11″ X 14″ – $400 /// 18″ X 24″ – $625 /// 20″ X 30″ – $640
The Glory Never Fades: 24″ X 30″ – $790
Blazing Chroma: 24″ X 30″ – $790
Essence of Romance: 38″ X 48″ – $1790
The Grapes are Ready: 24″ X 36″ – $890
Enchantment: 18″ X 24″ – $600
The Garden Path: 30″ X 40″ – $950 /// 18″ X 24″ – $500
A Perfect Setting: 22″ X 28″ – $700 /// 30″ X 40″ – $950
Abundant Spring: 24″ X 30″ – $700 /// 30″ X 40″ – $950
The Sentinel: 24″ X 30″ – $700 /// 30″ X 40″ – $950