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By today's standards, Western sculptor Vic Payne has lived a sort of cowboy life himself. When he was ten, his family moved from Dallas to a ranch in Lincoln County, New Mexico, where his father... Read full biography
By today's standards, Western sculptor Vic Payne has lived a sort of cowboy life himself. When he was ten, his family moved from Dallas to a ranch in Lincoln County, New Mexico, where his father artist Ken Payne began painting full time after leaving a career as an airline and crop-dusting pilot.... Read full biography
By today's standards, Western sculptor Vic Payne has lived a sort of cowboy life himself. When he was ten, his family moved from Dallas to a ranch in Lincoln County, New Mexico, where his father artist Ken Payne began painting full time after leaving a career as an airline and crop-dusting pilot. Young Payne thought he'd died and gone to heaven. "All of a sudden we had horses and cows. We were forty miles from anyone. Those were the fondest days of my life no troubles in life. My dad was... Read full biography
By today's standards, Western sculptor Vic Payne has lived a sort of cowboy life himself. When he was ten, his family moved from Dallas to a ranch in Lincoln County, New Mexico, where his father artist Ken Payne began painting full time after leaving a career as an airline and crop-dusting pilot. Young Payne thought he'd died and gone to heaven. "All of a sudden we had horses and cows. We were forty miles from anyone. Those were the fondest days of my life no troubles in life. My dad was painting. He had this little adobe studio, and he had his library there; I'd go in there and read Will James' book and look at pictures of paintings by Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. We didn't have a TV; there wasn't much else to do.". Not long... Read full biography
By today's standards, Western sculptor Vic Payne has lived a sort of cowboy life himself. When he was ten, his family moved from Dallas to a ranch in Lincoln County, New Mexico, where his father artist Ken Payne began painting full time after leaving a career as an airline and crop-dusting pilot. Young Payne thought he'd died and gone to heaven. "All of a sudden we had horses and cows. We were forty miles from anyone. Those were the fondest days of my life no troubles in life. My dad was painting. He had this little adobe studio, and he had his library there; I'd go in there and read Will James' book and look at pictures of paintings by Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. We didn't have a TV; there wasn't much else to do.". Not long before Payne left home, his father began sculpting western figures to be cast in bronze. That inspired Payne to try his own hand at sculptur... Read full biography
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- Way Out WestAugust 2004Flood, Elizabeth ClairSouthwest Art
- Mountains to MesquiteAugust 2000Brown, Joan TWildlife Art
- SculptureJuly 2000Editors, Southwest ArtSouthwest Art
- Family ConnectionsMarch 1998Pyne, LynnSouthwest Art
- Buying BronzesJuly 1997Dorsey, DawnSouthwest Art
- Vic PayneSeptember 1994Behrens, ShirleyArt of the West