Northwest Trapper
Type:Painting
Year:1942
Size:20.00" x 16.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Theodore Roosevelt Lambert ART FOR SALE
1905 Zion, Illinois - 1960. Known for: Landscape-animal, genre, portrait.
A restless, adventurous and solitary person, Theodore Lambert is considered one of Alaska's most dedicated painters and is especially valued for the integrity of his realism and understanding of the... Read full biography
A restless, adventurous and solitary person, Theodore Lambert is considered one of Alaska's most dedicated painters and is especially valued for the integrity of his realism and understanding of the wild, frontier aspects of the region. He was born in Zion, Illinois to a loving, supportive mother... Read full biography
A restless, adventurous and solitary person, Theodore Lambert is considered one of Alaska's most dedicated painters and is especially valued for the integrity of his realism and understanding of the wild, frontier aspects of the region. He was born in Zion, Illinois to a loving, supportive mother and overbearing father, and from childhood was rebellious. At age fourteen, he left home with a friend and ended up in Denver, Colorado. He returned home, worked briefly as a sign painter and engraver,... Read full biography
A restless, adventurous and solitary person, Theodore Lambert is considered one of Alaska's most dedicated painters and is especially valued for the integrity of his realism and understanding of the wild, frontier aspects of the region. He was born in Zion, Illinois to a loving, supportive mother and overbearing father, and from childhood was rebellious. At age fourteen, he left home with a friend and ended up in Denver, Colorado. He returned home, worked briefly as a sign painter and engraver, and then by age seventeen, left permanently. Penniless, he arrived in Alaska in 1925 or 1926 and took jobs as a miner, dog-sled postman, trapper, logger and book designer. Then he took a job with the Fairbanks Exploration Company as a roving artist... Read full biography
A restless, adventurous and solitary person, Theodore Lambert is considered one of Alaska's most dedicated painters and is especially valued for the integrity of his realism and understanding of the wild, frontier aspects of the region. He was born in Zion, Illinois to a loving, supportive mother and overbearing father, and from childhood was rebellious. At age fourteen, he left home with a friend and ended up in Denver, Colorado. He returned home, worked briefly as a sign painter and engraver, and then by age seventeen, left permanently. Penniless, he arrived in Alaska in 1925 or 1926 and took jobs as a miner, dog-sled postman, trapper, logger and book designer. Then he took a job with the Fairbanks Exploration Company as a roving artist and made enough money from this work to study at the American Academy of Art in Chicago in 1931. He later studied during one winter with Eustace... Read full biography
Theodore Roosevelt Lambert - Art for Sale (3 available)
The Passing Storm Alaskan Native Village
Type:Painting
Year:1936
Size:17.50" x 19.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Notes:
Rare Lambert Alaskan Masterwork depicting 'Passing Storm' in classic Alaskan Bush village with native mother & child in foreground dated 1936 front and back. Original carved/gilt Jensen Seattle framing and exhibition tag on reverse.
Sled Team
Type:Painting
Size:24.00" x 34.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
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