Black Stallion
Done as a portrait of the Arabian Darq, it was not sold to his owners and the white foot was painted out and it was sold as The Black Stallion; painted in oils; painted in oils

Charron
Arabian stallion, a commission painted in pastels

Eskadra
US and Canada National Champion Arabian mare, painted in oils

Fidl Fadl
Painted in pastels on matt board; Janis did quite a few paintings of this Arabian stallion because of his unique color

Fidl Fadl
This Arabian stallion was a direct son of Fadl, the sire of Fadjur; painted in oils

King's Genius
Painted in charcoal

Mahara Ra Abu
15/16 Arabian, a commission painted in pastels

Mahara Ra Abu
15/16 Arabian, painted in charcoal

*Meczet
Acrylic on matt board; this piece has about 20 wash coats of white to get the affect Janis desired

Raffon
National Champion Arabian Stallion, painted in pastels

Sedab
This is a son of Abu Baha, a grandson of Abu Farwa. Abu Farwa was a Kellog "school horse" who was used in their Sunday shows down in Pasadena quite a few years ago. Sedab was the sire of my own beloved Apollo Amyr, who was put down at age 21, four years ago at Christmas. Sedab was an extremely popular sire of half-Arabians in the northwest. I have several commissioned paintings of him; painted in oils

Setanya
This is a daughter of Sedab, a commission painted in oils

Shammah
A commission painted in oils

Skowronek
This stallion had great impact on domestic and Polish Arabians until about 1980. This painting was done in oils for a group of breeders who used it in their advertising

Starziz
Arabian stallion, painted in pastels

Surlanne
Arabian stallion, painted in oils

Twa'zi
Arabian stallion, son of the famous Ga'zi; a commission painted in pastels

Twa'zi Marshiek
This is a son of Twa'zi; a commission painted in pastels

Autumn Wind & Foal
A commission painted in oils.

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