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Song of the Yellow Flower
Type:Painting
Size:24.00" x 20.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
SOLD FOR $322,000
Bert Geer Phillips ART FOR SALE
1868 Hudson, New York - 1956 San Diego, California. Known for: Southwest Indian figure, landscape and genre painting.
Bert Phillips was an American artist, born in Hudson, New York, on July 15, 1868. The great heroes of Bert Geer Phillips' youth were Kit Carson and the American Indian. Years later he was able to pay... Read full biography
Bert Phillips was an American artist, born in Hudson, New York, on July 15, 1868. The great heroes of Bert Geer Phillips' youth were Kit Carson and the American Indian. Years later he was able to pay tribute to both of them in a unique and gratifying way, through his paintings. He began drawing... Read full biography
Bert Phillips was an American artist, born in Hudson, New York, on July 15, 1868. The great heroes of Bert Geer Phillips' youth were Kit Carson and the American Indian. Years later he was able to pay tribute to both of them in a unique and gratifying way, through his paintings. He began drawing before he could write, and when still a small boy won first prize at the county fair for a collection of watercolors. After studying at the Art Students League and the National Academy of Design, he set... Read full biography
Bert Phillips was an American artist, born in Hudson, New York, on July 15, 1868. The great heroes of Bert Geer Phillips' youth were Kit Carson and the American Indian. Years later he was able to pay tribute to both of them in a unique and gratifying way, through his paintings. He began drawing before he could write, and when still a small boy won first prize at the county fair for a collection of watercolors. After studying at the Art Students League and the National Academy of Design, he set up a studio in New York, where he painted for the next five years. He then spent seven months in England, where he produced some charming watercolors of pastoral scenes. In Paris, he studied at the Academie Julien with Benjamin Constant and Jean Paul... Read full biography
Bert Phillips was an American artist, born in Hudson, New York, on July 15, 1868. The great heroes of Bert Geer Phillips' youth were Kit Carson and the American Indian. Years later he was able to pay tribute to both of them in a unique and gratifying way, through his paintings. He began drawing before he could write, and when still a small boy won first prize at the county fair for a collection of watercolors. After studying at the Art Students League and the National Academy of Design, he set up a studio in New York, where he painted for the next five years. He then spent seven months in England, where he produced some charming watercolors of pastoral scenes. In Paris, he studied at the Academie Julien with Benjamin Constant and Jean Paul Laurens. There he met Joseph Sharp and Ernest Blumenschein, who shared his desire to paint the American Indi... Read full biography
Bert Geer Phillips - Art for Sale (5 available)
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SOLD FOR $157,300 AT THE COEUR D' ALENE ART AUCTION - RENO! NOW TAKING CONSIGNMENTS!
A Taos Pueblo Man and His Pony
Type:Painting
Size:18.50" x 22.50"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
SOLD FOR $157,300 AT THE COEUR D'ALENE ART AUCTION-RENO! Now taking consignments for our auctions. For more information or catalog orders, please call 208.772.9009 or www.cdaartauction.com
Taos Pueblo
Type:Painting
Size:18.00" x 20.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Taos Indian with Pony
Type:Painting
Size:27.38" x 21.75"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Signed
Notes:
SOLD for $156,000 at the Lone Star Art Auction in Dallas, Texas. Now accepting Bert Phillips consignments for our upcoming 2026 auction. For more information, visit the auction website at www.lonestarartauction.com, call the auction office at (469) 608-7600, or click the contact link below.
A Daughter of the Water Clan
Type:Painting
Year:20th Century
Size:30.25" x 20.00" x 2.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Bert Phillips’ A Daughter of the Water Clan is a masterwork of the Taos Society of Artists. This 20th-century portrait captures a young Pueblo woman with a serene, timeless dignity. Phillips uses soft light and rich textures to honor the cultural heritage of the American Southwest.