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I have a large print of this Remington, and have seen the original in the Amon Carter Museum in Ft. Worth.



I've always thought that Remington & Russel significantly influenced American culture, with their dynamic scenes of the West. The cameras of the day could not capture action, so their paintings & sculpture captured the public's imagination, which in turn inspired filmmakers, who created the classic Western movies.

Then there was Georgia O'Keefe, who has always been a favorite. She was a tremendously influential painter, and probably influenced much of today's Western art.

I saw this at Jeff's house.

The painting of the woman is beautiful.

That's a nice Gary Carter print Sam. He did a lot of scenes from Yellowstone park.

Photobucket is down right now so I'll wait til tomorrow to post pictures. We are big lovers of Larry Zabel and a few others.

Here are a few on our walls. Please pardon the glare on some.

And one more to help me remember my Blue Heeler who loved to be around cattle. I had her for 15 years.

Very neat artwork, fun to see what you guys enjoy.

Thanks for posting!

I've got a couple of Kelly Donovan's pieces in my house.

I have a couple Russell and Remington prints. Also a few Russell calendars that I just open to whichever month it is..laffin. Also have a few old tin signs for Winchester, Marlin and Remington that are kind of neat and fun to have.

Ben, sounds like the 2011 Girls of Hooters calendar out in the garage.....grin

We have a few pics of grandkids, that about it. Got rid of all the deer heads. Just don't like crap on the walls.

then get some decent deer......

Yes he does. It is required of all charter members of the VBTE.

SamOlson: I have grown to REALLY enjoy the art of Nancy Glazier - her renditions of Varmints, predators and game animals makes me swoon!
I have framed prints and artists proofs done by her of Rock Chucks, Lynx, Fox, Bobcats, Coyotes, Elk, Mule Deer and Whitetailed Deer.
I enjoy her work so much that it is kind of a shame as I don't consider, anymore, buying anyone else's work!
Sadly my politics will not let me purchase any of her Wolf paintings.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

I use to be a dealer for Michael Gentry art. These are some I kept for myself

The ol lady got a call yesterday from the antique/junk store.
Acrylic, so had just started painting (switched to oils and got way better fast).
Pretty bad really, composition and other is atrocious. plus I really don't even remember this........35 or so yrs ago.

Kinda cool though.......it showed up. At least it's now out of the public eye.

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Funny this thread comes up as yesterday I finally got my Carter print up to get framed.

Framing is as much as the damn print!

Added:

That is a wild bull!

If a get another 7mm mag synth will probably paint a better bull pic on the stock.
Gave up art many moons ago, ink/pencil was easy.........paint was kind of a pain. But once you learn THE paint, it too gets boring, unless you have super patience and do that hair by hair thing like Bruce Summerfield and others do (Bruce is gone, was a nice guy).
My aunt does some Indian stuff. Lemme hit the web, some have probably seen one of her paintings.
Has one in some park/museum out west somewhere LOL

I can barely draw a stick man. But I love me some good artwork.