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I've always been fond of photographic portraiture.
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If you like wildlife, Roger Bateman is king of the hill. Here are a couple of my favorites. I've got "Chief" (the bison), on my wall, and it's my favorite. I saw the original in Jackson at the Gallery there, and was amazed. Mother got me a print for Christmas.
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I don't what it's called or who painted it, but it is picture of a lone black wolf, over looking an old farmstead. It looked a cold winters night. Can't remember the name either but have been trying to find a copy of it. Is this it? Lone Wolf Painting Prints - Lone Black Wolf Print by Don Lindemann. Lone Black Wolf
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RogueHunter: Well thank you for trying to research my "favorite" work of art. The subject matter in the lifesize work I saw so often was exactly the same as what is depicted by the photo you posted. The two MAJOR differences are the art work I referred to was in charcoal (black and white) and Abraham Lincoln was looking directly at the art admirer with eyes fully open and directed forward. I will do some looking myself - I have forgotten the name of the charcoal painting I admire but recall that the work was "commissioned" by and for the Employees of Washington Mutual Bank? More later Hold into the wind VarmintGuy P.S.: Found YOUR colored Lincoln painting and it is 34" by 17" whereas the Washington Mutual owned piece was lifesize tall and lifesize width - and it was signed by Norman Rockwell - perhaps its "commissioned" work status kept it from being catlogued here and there?
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VarmintGuy,
My guess that is that it was commissioned by the someone at the bank.
Someone is sitting on a gold mine!
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I've always been fond of photographic portraiture. Thanks TJM - That's amazing on a lot of levels.
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well, I have prints of these two, from Georgia O'Keefe and have a large print of this Remington. I've seen the original, too, which is in the Amon Carter Museum This one looks very simple, but when you see the original in person, it becomes very, very impressive
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Anything from Charles M. Russell.
Really like his painting, "Waiting on a Chinook."
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Much's Scream His name is Edvard Munch. I'm a fan of a lot of art, from the renaissance to neoclassicism to romanticism to modern. Rembrandt, Degas, Toulousse-Lautrec, Gaugin, Michelangelo, Remoir to modern stuff by Dali, Picasso and others. [img] http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n29/birddown/view_of_toledo_zpsab71f97e.jpg[/img] A couple of pics I took from the museum collection of Picasso in Hakone, Japan (wasn't supposed to but I don't follow instructions very well sometimes). [img] http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/...%20Chako%20and%20Tad/japanseries1251.jpg[/img] [img] http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/...%20Chako%20and%20Tad/japanseries1242.jpg[/img] [img] http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/...%20Chako%20and%20Tad/japanseries1231.jpg[/img]
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Yeah rogue, that is the picture. I always liked that one. Thanks.
Another painter I like is Terry Redlen?
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I don't what it's called or who painted it, but it is picture of a lone black wolf, over looking an old farmstead. It looked a cold winters night. Can't remember the name either but have been trying to find a copy of it. Is this it? Lone Wolf Painting Prints - Lone Black Wolf Print by Don Lindemann. Lone Black Wolf I grew up as a young lad with that same wolf photo hanging in the dining room.
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Dude...that's Mannlicher...!
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Should have read the tread from the start instead of in reverse.
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My sister did this watercolor before she was killed. First, I am very sorry about your sister. Second, I love that watercolor. I lived in St. Ignatius, Montana for 12 years by the Bison Range. She captured them very well.
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