/r/WesternArt
Artwork of the American West.
Howdy folks! Welcome to r/WesternArt, home to artwork of the American West. The genre has a rich 200-year history in American art, one that begins with George Catlin, Karl Bodmer and other artist-explorers, surges during the Charlie Russell and Frederic Remington years, and continues still today with hundreds of talented artists still painting the Old West, Native Americans, cowboys and cattle rustlers, and the wildness and beauty of the landscape.
Don't go getting any fancy ideas about what to post here. This here is a Western art page, so stick to that and we won't have any problemos. What is Western Art? Well, that's a big question. In the most general terms, Western Art includes works that show landscapes of the West, wildlife of the West, cowboys and Native Americans. But it's also more than that. It can be traditional and contemporary, historical and modern-day, realism and abstraction. Use your noggin, cowboy, and follow your heart. You'll know.
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Nearly finished. May do some last tweaks and then she needs a varnish.
More progress. I still need to work on the clouds and foreground.
Need to add some clouds, add some clouds, soften the mountains and do a bunch of touch up work.
Hey everyone! I thought y'all would like to know I'm featured in an art exhibition in collaboration with Ralph Lauren's Double RL Atlanta. There is a reception that takes place this Friday, November 15th from 5-8pm and will feature 18 oil paintings done by yours's truly. Double RL Atlanta is at 1170 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318. The paintings will remain up throughout the store through the weekend. Hope to see y'all there!
Artist signed Lithograph, 1930s
Helen Blumenschein, daughter of Ernest L. Blumenschein (Taos Society of Artists)
View and bid here: https://methodestatemanagement.hibid.com/lot/220549445/helen-blumenschein--grand-canyon?ref=catalog
Available: colecalfee.com