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Artwork Featuring Hats
- Thread starter randooch
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Can't believe I didn't remember this guy earlier. Michael Schreck, AL artist that lives in Decatur. I met him in the early nineties and hoisted a few with him. The man likes his whiskey.
Here's a link to his website:http://michaelschreckart.com/
Here's a link to his website:http://michaelschreckart.com/
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Great ones, BB. Michael Schreckart is a great artist. My 3 favorites of his are probably:
Cole Younger
Jesse James
Frank James
Cole Younger
Jesse James
Frank James
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Different artist & another person as the subject I admire & research is Seth Bullock.
"Seth Bullock, Deadwood Gulch 1876″ by Bob Coronato
"Seth Bullock, Deadwood Gulch 1876″ by Bob Coronato
Thanks, HJ. Some of Schrecks nicest work are the wildlife paintings he's done. Graced the covers of a lot of wildlife and hunting magazines. I have a signed artist proof print of his left rolled up somewhere after my last move. Gotta find it.
I'm a Bullock fan as well. Great one.
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Same thing with Larry Toschik. He did a lot of paintings thru the yrs for Ducks Unlimited before his passing 4-5 yrs ago.
DJH
I'll Lock Up
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Frederic Remington - The Old Stage-Coach of the Plains. My photo from the Amon Carter Museum earlier today.
The museum has a great collection of paintings by Remington and also Charles Russell that capture the west.
http://www.cartermuseum.org/remington-and-russell/artworks
The museum has a great collection of paintings by Remington and also Charles Russell that capture the west.
http://www.cartermuseum.org/remington-and-russell/artworks
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"Counting Pelts" by John Seerey-Lestor -- 2010
"Pack Train" by Carl Rungius -- 1932
"The Wagon Guide" by Joseph Velazquez -- 1969
"The Blacksmith" by Grant Wright Christian -- 1935
"Pack Train" by Carl Rungius -- 1932
"The Wagon Guide" by Joseph Velazquez -- 1969
"The Blacksmith" by Grant Wright Christian -- 1935
The detail on this one blows me away.
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I wouldn't say it featured a hat, but there is a hat.
Cover Painting: Jay L. Lee. 1977.
Cover Painting: Jay L. Lee. 1977.
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Lean'n'mean
I'll Lock Up
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Nelson Boren.
Kim Mackey.
Kim Mackey.
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L'n'M, I like the work of Nelson Boren.
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"Before the Raid (Colonel Mosby's), the Gray Ghost" by Gordon Phillips
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Bob, you might enjoy this one. As I recall the first 2 bldgs from the left are still there, not sure about the rest of the block.
"Reed Springs, Missouri, Horse Show" ca. 1933-1934 by Harry Louis Freund
"Reed Springs, Missouri, Horse Show" ca. 1933-1934 by Harry Louis Freund
Bob, you might enjoy this one. As I recall the first 2 bldgs from the left are still there, not sure about the rest of the block.
"Reed Springs, Missouri, Horse Show" ca. 1933-1934 by Harry Louis Freund
I like the painting but gaited horses, I'm out.
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Hard to tell as I can't find too many pics of the current downtown section to compare. Many of the building have had a face lift or two. Not sure if the painting title is correct or a typo, but the town is Reeds Spring (everyone gets that wrong -- I say it wrong about half the time). BTW -- Reeds Spring Pizza is awesome! Get the Nutty Bleu Pig.
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The first two bldgs are pretty much the same. And I think the white bldg all the way to the right in partial frame is where the museum is, where the guy had the molten metal piece not of this earth. As far as the town name I might have changed it in saving the art. I never realized the Reed's owned the spring.
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