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American Contemporary Cowboy:
Brave providers and fearless protectors, they were also tender
balladeers. Fearless, clear-eyed and high minded. Dresses in hand
made clothing, depending upon the horses they rode, the leather
trappings and camp gear they fashioned and the food they cooked.
America continues to evolve in the freedom of its creative imagination,
which should bring us to enjoy being the best we can be.
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Spring in the Taos Valley
Arnold Vail
16" x 20" Oil on Board
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| Arnold Vail was my cherished
friend, a wonderful artist and a beloved teacher to thousands.
He conducted painting seminars of special interest on locations
such as rural Wisconsin, the mountains of Northern New Mexico
and the Texas Hill Country. He shared his wonderful wit and
humor... and his faith. He gave every good thing he had in his
art. One may find bible verses, recipes, or warm greetings or
declarations scribbled on the back of his art. He simultaneously
drew four true to life characters from live models using charcoal
in the fingers of each hand and the toes of each foot. His works
hang in private collections and in museums including the Vatican.
This charming landscape was a favorite setting for Arnie's Classes |
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The Vision Seeker
George Tarallo
20" x 30" Oil on Canvas
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| George Tarallo also signed
many of his canvas Braune at the request of a dealer who thought
his beautiful work suffered from a too ethnic name. Classically
trained, he is a master at all subjects. |
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The Accolytes
Geralt Loren
24" x 20" Oil on Canvas
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| Spanish painter
of the Faithful. |
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Warrior
Irving Toddy
9" x 12"
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| Prize-winning Southwestern
painter of native subjects. Oil on wood. |
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Road to the Church
Jim Butler
36" x 24" Oil on Canvas
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| Santa Fe artist from Texas.
Noted for painting whimsical donkeys and romantic New Mexico
Landscapes. |
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Zinnias
Leonard Woodruff
20" x 26" Oil on Canvas
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| Woodruff painted still life
studies with fruits, vegetables and other foods when times were
lean, during the depression of the 1920's and 1930's, and dined on
the subject matter. These flowers were done
in a more prosperous period. |
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Antelope on Blue Mesa
Robert Lougheed
20" x 30" Oil on Board
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| Lougheed was a member of
the Animal Artist Society, the Salmagundi Club and the Hudson
Valley Art Association. In addition to the fine art present
in museums and private collections, he created the "Flying
Red Horse" for Mobil and did illustrations for Dupont,
Brown and Bigelow, Coca Cola, Reader's Digest, National Geographic,
and Arizona highways. He illustrated books such as the Bell
Ranch, and Mustang and San Domingo. He designed the Buffalo
Stamp, the last six cent US postage stamp. |
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Trappers of the Northwest
Al Redomski
20" x 30" Mixed Media
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| Gouache on board by Conneticut
illustrator Al Redomski. |
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