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Museums page for Jack Van Ryder ((1899 - 1967)), known for Western genre-fantasy landscape painting. Showing 5 museum collections and exhibitions.
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1899 Continental, Arizona - 1967. Known for: Western genre-fantasy landscape painting.
Born in Continental, Arizona, Jack Van Ryder was a studio painter of cowboy, Indian and ranch life in Arizona, described in his early years by writers Peggy and Harold Samuels as "an illiterate... Read full biography
Born in Continental, Arizona, Jack Van Ryder was a studio painter of cowboy, Indian and ranch life in Arizona, described in his early years by writers Peggy and Harold Samuels as "an illiterate Arizona wrangler." . In his youth, he went to Montana with a shipment of Mexican steers and remained as a... Read full biography
Born in Continental, Arizona, Jack Van Ryder was a studio painter of cowboy, Indian and ranch life in Arizona, described in his early years by writers Peggy and Harold Samuels as "an illiterate Arizona wrangler." . In his youth, he went to Montana with a shipment of Mexican steers and remained as a cowboy for many years, but his interest in art led to his becoming a pupil of Charles Russell in Great Falls. He also learned to read and write and worked in the movies as an extra and painted a... Read full biography
Born in Continental, Arizona, Jack Van Ryder was a studio painter of cowboy, Indian and ranch life in Arizona, described in his early years by writers Peggy and Harold Samuels as "an illiterate Arizona wrangler." . In his youth, he went to Montana with a shipment of Mexican steers and remained as a cowboy for many years, but his interest in art led to his becoming a pupil of Charles Russell in Great Falls. He also learned to read and write and worked in the movies as an extra and painted a relief map of California. In later years and before 1940, he settled in the Tucson area as a rancher and painter of western subjects, and he also did illustration for Literary Digest, which earned him membership in the Society of Illustrators. Sources:.... Read full biography
Born in Continental, Arizona, Jack Van Ryder was a studio painter of cowboy, Indian and ranch life in Arizona, described in his early years by writers Peggy and Harold Samuels as "an illiterate Arizona wrangler." . In his youth, he went to Montana with a shipment of Mexican steers and remained as a cowboy for many years, but his interest in art led to his becoming a pupil of Charles Russell in Great Falls. He also learned to read and write and worked in the movies as an extra and painted a relief map of California. In later years and before 1940, he settled in the Tucson area as a rancher and painter of western subjects, and he also did illustration for Literary Digest, which earned him membership in the Society of Illustrators. Sources:. Peggy and Harold Samuels, The Illustrated Biographical Encyclopedia of Artists of the American West.... Read full biography
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About Jack Van Ryder: Museums & Collections
Museums & Collections (5)
All MuseumsArizona History Museum, Arizona Historical Society
949 East Second Street
Tucson, AZ 85719Sigler Western Museum
21 N. Frontier St.
Wickenburg, AZ 85390Tucson Museum of Art
140 N. Main Ave.
Tucson, AZ 85718University of Wyoming Art Museum
Centennial Complex
2111 Willett Drive
Laramie, WY 82071