Welcome to American Easel
Since we began production in 1992, we have worked diligently to build superior artist products and materials at an affordable price. We continue to be one of the fastest growing manufacturers of artist and display easels, as well as cradled panels in the country.
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Dream • Create • Achieve
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Explore a high-quality selection of products needed to get your artwork done. American Easel has been manufacturing and supplying artists with high quality easels, painters panels and artist panels since 1992.
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Made in America
We are proud that our products are American made. We are fortunate to be able to work with local mills that use the best forestry practices. All of the mills that we source our wood from have a vested interest in preserving the forests for future generations. When it comes to our solid wood easels and sturdy painters panels, we ensure meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each product is carefully created with utmost care. We believe in providing artists with the best tools, and our commitment to excellence is reflected in every piece we create.
Experience the care, pride, and dedication that make our products stand out.

Picasso is credited with saying, “Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working.” Every artist experiences the occasional creative block or lack of inspiration. But the trick is not to let that stop you. Picasso’s advice means that if you begin, inspiration will eventually show up and join you. So next time you’re feeling unmotivated, set up your easel and play with paint anyway.
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Did you know that historically, artists made their own paints? Early artists had to create their colors from scratch. Prehistoric painters used natural minerals – for instance, cave art at Lascaux was painted with red and yellow ochre clays and white chalk, plus charcoal for black. In Renaissance workshops, apprentices would spend hours grinding dry pigments into powder and mixing them with a binding medium like linseed oil or egg yolk to prepare the day’s paints.
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“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” – Thomas Merton
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