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Commission an Original Artist's Portrait

Drawn Family or Pet Portraits make a perfect gift.

Please order this item by December 14 for guaranteed Christmas delivery.

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$149.00 Unframed- One subject (SI590300)

$249.00 Unframed - Two subjects (SI590302)

$349.00 Unframed - Three subjects (SI590303)

$398.00 Unframed - Four subjects (SI590304)

$495.00 Unframed - Five subjects (SI590305)

$249.00 Framed - One subject (SI590371)

$349.00 Framed- Two subjects (SI590372)

$449.00 Framed - Three subjects (SI590373)

$495.00 Framed - Four subjects (SI590374)

$595.00 Framed - Five subjects (SI590375)

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Give a unique gift that will be cherished forever. Choose the number of subjects: one, two--or the entire family. The very talented portraitist Diane Morrow is the sole artist, who works in conté crayon, a technique first used in France in the 1700s. It's easy! Just send a photo 3" x 5" or larger to receive a 16" x 20" portrait sent to you ready to matte and frame, or we'll professionally matte and frame it for you.

These portraits are individually drawn by the artist and the work cannot be rushed. After placing your order here on our website, please mail your photos to: The Orvis Company, C/O "Artist's Portrait," 1709 Blue Hills DR., Roanoke, VA 24012.
Or e-mail your photos to orderimages@orvis.com. Photos are returned.

Shipped to contiguous 48 states only.
Express shipping/gift packaging not available.

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Portraits by Diane Morrow

Portrait Artist Diane Morrow Artist Diane Morrow started drawing portraits for classmates in the 6th grade for 3 cents each and was an instant success--she drew 29 portraits her very first day! Passionate about art and design, she went to college for her BFA, started working in graphic design professionally upon graduation, and continued drawing portraits. She gave her notice at a publishing company while expecting her first child. Diane says, "I wanted to stay home with the baby and had already told the editor that I would be quitting, when I got a call from [Orvis CEO] Perk Perkins asking if I would like to draw portraits for Orvis." Thrilled with this unexpected new opportunity, Diane remembers, "The very first order came when I was in the hospital having Jonathan." That was 17 years ago, and today Diane is a valued member of the Orvis family. We are proud to offer her work to our customers, and know that you will treasure it as much as we do.