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My favorite is what I believe to be an original oil painting by Buck Teeter. I'm far from an expert so who knows. I bought it at auction probably 12 years ago near Durango, CO. I'll try to get a pic later.
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I have several good western wildlife prints in my den. I like this one. Things getting a little "Western". Leigh loved drama. He also did some amazing things with color during a particular period of his career.
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Imagine a corporate oligarchy so effective, so advanced and fine tuned that its citizens still call it a democracy.
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I've got a couple Charlie Russell prints, a Remington print, and my favorite, "Chief" by Robert Bateman (worth looking up, it's an incredible bison bull).
I also had a "Tex and Patches" print from an old Colt ad, that somehow got misplaced somewhere.
That's all I got...........
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I have a few Don Greytak prints hanging around as well as a couple original Leonard Lopp oils. Lopp painted a lot of Glacier Park scenes and I've been fond of them since I was in my teens.
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Very interesting, thanks for all the good posts! My dad turned me onto a place in MT that is selling signed prints by a 'local' artist. I recently bought this one. Need to find a place that will frame it... Nothing too dramatic and the horse on the far right is a twin to mine so I like it.
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Alamosa:
That painting of the woman is reminiscent of a Frazetta painting. I like.
The painting of the Hopi Mesas (second Mesa I think???) recalls an earlier time. The pueblos don't look like that now. But you can tell that at one time they did.
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From the Taos Society of painters, William R Leigh. (My pocketbook is a little light to actually have any of these on my wall.) She's gonna burn her boobs off He just chitt his pants...hard He hopes his horse doesn't get stung by a bee You root for the stallion but then realize he's dead meat But seriously, these are great pieces of art and I wished I owned them.
The deer hunter does not notice the mountains
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Anything Picasso or Chagall. ;-{>8
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There were a dozen or so painters that made up the Taos Society of Artists.
If you didn't know too much about Western art but wanted to find some interesting artists the Taos Society would be a good start.
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I commissioned a painter named John DeFrance to paint this for me. This cell phone picture doesn't do it justice, from my kitchen, it looks like a photograph
long before Rodriguez stole that goat.
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I have a few R H Palesnske prints and a couple of Phillip Goodwin's of hunting scenes. GW
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pic of my late father in law he worked with me into his late 80s, grew up in uvalde tx. i think this works as a piece of art, had a lot of respect for him.
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In addition to the requisite C M Russell fascination, I need to add that we have a couple of bonzes by a very talented sculptor from Plentywood MT. One is a pair of paddlefish and the other a running pronghorn. https://www.michaelwestergard.com/biography/
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A friend of mine, Duke Sundt, is a fantastic western sculptor! Whose work I can't afford.
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Great idea for a thread. I enjoyed it. Thanks.
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This is a print that I bought about 20 years ago for $100 I looked it up recently and think its worth about $500 now. It's in a real nice frame in the house. Michael Gentry- Warrior of Mystery.
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