Frederic Remington, 1890
A rundown of three Southwest artists to watch.
Huge fields of green and wilderness dotted with men on horses and cattle running here and there with a couple of dogs looking fierce and active. Yes, we are talking of the Wild West where everything looks brighter and freer than anywhere else in this world. It is almost as if Mother Nature created opportunities for you to bring out the easel and paints and get going. It is not exactly like one more form of art using wood making you paint on it but it is one more way to convene with nature. The thing about the Wild West is that it is picturesque but also very interesting in that it is more than just natural beauty. The terrain there is rough and dotted with things like cactus and some creatures like wild coyotes and other animals.
San Antonio's Briscoe Western Art Museum is more accurately showcasing the diversity of the Wild West with the newest addition to its collection, which will debut at the museum's upcoming seventh anniversary celebration. Western artist Mark Maggiori has donated his painting Once Upon a Time, which highlights the story of working Black cowboys, to the Briscoe's permanent collection.
Bob Coronato etchings, painting, Native American Artifacts,
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“Vaquero Pack Train” by Edward Borein Ceramic Tile Edward Borein was an American etcher and painter whose artwork depicted Spanish Colonial California, the Old West, and Mexico. He worked as a vaquero in California for 20 years before he began his artistic career. This painting is “Vaquero Pack Train”.
From dime novels to museums, Western pulp art and illustration has reached its zenith. A.R. Mitchell drifted into the office of Cowboy Stories magazine in
Huge fields of green and wilderness dotted with men on horses and cattle running here and there with a couple of dogs looking fierce and active. Yes, we are talking of the Wild West where everything looks brighter and freer than anywhere else in this world. It is almost as if Mother Nature created opportunities for you to bring out the easel and paints and get going. It is not exactly like one more form of art using wood making you paint on it but it is one more way to convene with nature. The thing about the Wild West is that it is picturesque but also very interesting in that it is more than just natural beauty. The terrain there is rough and dotted with things like cactus and some creatures like wild coyotes and other animals.
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Frederic Remington, 1890
