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Chamisa, Velarde Valley
Type:Painting
Size:44.00" x 50.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Signed
SOLD FOR $45,630
Robert Daughters AUCTION RECORDS
1929 Trenton, Missouri - 2013. Known for: Expressionist western landscape, figure and genre painting.
Robert Daughters, born 1929, received the 2004 Master's of the Southwest Award from Phoenix Home and Garden Magazine and was featured in the March 2004 issue. Daughters has enjoyed a long and... Read full biography
Robert Daughters, born 1929, received the 2004 Master's of the Southwest Award from Phoenix Home and Garden Magazine and was featured in the March 2004 issue. Daughters has enjoyed a long and distinguished career. For over thirty years he has celebrated the landscapes and cultures of the Southwest... Read full biography
Robert Daughters, born 1929, received the 2004 Master's of the Southwest Award from Phoenix Home and Garden Magazine and was featured in the March 2004 issue. Daughters has enjoyed a long and distinguished career. For over thirty years he has celebrated the landscapes and cultures of the Southwest in his expressive* paintings. Over the years a distinctive style has emerged in his work: bold brush strokes and combined light and dark colors in compositions that are painstakingly designed and... Read full biography
Robert Daughters, born 1929, received the 2004 Master's of the Southwest Award from Phoenix Home and Garden Magazine and was featured in the March 2004 issue. Daughters has enjoyed a long and distinguished career. For over thirty years he has celebrated the landscapes and cultures of the Southwest in his expressive* paintings. Over the years a distinctive style has emerged in his work: bold brush strokes and combined light and dark colors in compositions that are painstakingly designed and executed. Daughters calls the practice of alternating light and dark colors cloisonne* for its resemblance to the ancient Asian enamel technique. Dark lines are used to separate colors, defining landscape form with sharp contrast. Daughters was raised in... Read full biography
Robert Daughters, born 1929, received the 2004 Master's of the Southwest Award from Phoenix Home and Garden Magazine and was featured in the March 2004 issue. Daughters has enjoyed a long and distinguished career. For over thirty years he has celebrated the landscapes and cultures of the Southwest in his expressive* paintings. Over the years a distinctive style has emerged in his work: bold brush strokes and combined light and dark colors in compositions that are painstakingly designed and executed. Daughters calls the practice of alternating light and dark colors cloisonne* for its resemblance to the ancient Asian enamel technique. Dark lines are used to separate colors, defining landscape form with sharp contrast. Daughters was raised in St. Joseph, Missouri. After graduation from high school and three years in the military, he work... Read full biography
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