Daniel Heron

Daniel Heron

Daniel credits his mother for fostering his early interest in art by providing him with painting and drawing lessons. Beyond this early training, he was self-taught until a Michigan gallery accepted his work. Through that gallery he became acquainted with Joe De Luca, a well-known abstract artist and a retired art professor from Western Michigan University. Daniel credits De Luca with furthering his art education.
His inspiration comes from early American Indian art forms, specifically the colorful geometrics of the Great Plains tribes’ bead work, Navajo weavings, Membres pottery, the designs painted on teepees, and the rock paintings found in various regions of America.
Daniel combines earthy primitive colors, textures, designs and stylized figures in the style of his other major influence – the abstract expressionists. His work has been exhibited in numerous shows across Michigan.

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  • Common Ground by Daniel Heron

    $1,200.00

    Perhaps there is more similarity than difference in what lies between.

  • Flying With Angel by Daniel Heron

    $200.00

    “Flying With Angel” packs large imagery in a small, concise frame.

  • Star Gazers by Daniel Heron

    $200.00

    Small, but large with imagination is Daniel Heron’s, “Star Gazers.”

  • Sub Rosa Farm by Daniel Heron

    $700.00

    One of the few abstracted landscapes you’ll find in Daniel Heron’s collection, “Sub Rosa Farm” offers a glimpse of the artist’s imagination.

  • The Everlasting by Daniel Heron

    $1,000.00

    Solemn & introspective is Daniel Heron’s, “The Everlasting.”

  • The Inconnu by Daniel Heron

    $2,000.00

    Despite it’s title, we find this large scale Mixed Media warm & inviting.