Arizona. 1918 - 2000
Cowboy-Indian genre, sculpture, illustration
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1902 St. Louis, Missouri - 1982 Phoenix, Arizona. Known for: Cartoonist, cowboy-western genre painting.
Best known for his comic strip Red Ryder and Little Beaver, Fred Harman was also a noted painter of scenes of the American West. He was born in St. Louis, Missouri and as an infant moved with his... Read full biography
Best known for his comic strip Red Ryder and Little Beaver, Fred Harman was also a noted painter of scenes of the American West. He was born in St. Louis, Missouri and as an infant moved with his family to Pagosa Springs, Colorado where his father was a lawyer. He grew up on a ranch in Indian... Read full biography
Best known for his comic strip Red Ryder and Little Beaver, Fred Harman was also a noted painter of scenes of the American West. He was born in St. Louis, Missouri and as an infant moved with his family to Pagosa Springs, Colorado where his father was a lawyer. He grew up on a ranch in Indian country where he associated with Ute, Apache, Navajo, and Paiute Indians, and as a child he spent much time sketching these people. As an adult, he traveled and painted throughout the country inhabited by... Read full biography
Best known for his comic strip Red Ryder and Little Beaver, Fred Harman was also a noted painter of scenes of the American West. He was born in St. Louis, Missouri and as an infant moved with his family to Pagosa Springs, Colorado where his father was a lawyer. He grew up on a ranch in Indian country where he associated with Ute, Apache, Navajo, and Paiute Indians, and as a child he spent much time sketching these people. As an adult, he traveled and painted throughout the country inhabited by them. In 1916, he moved to Kansas City as a teen ager but returned regularly to Colorado to work as a cowboy and to serve in the National Guard during World War I. For about twenty years he worked both as a cowboy and artist and received little... Read full biography
Best known for his comic strip Red Ryder and Little Beaver, Fred Harman was also a noted painter of scenes of the American West. He was born in St. Louis, Missouri and as an infant moved with his family to Pagosa Springs, Colorado where his father was a lawyer. He grew up on a ranch in Indian country where he associated with Ute, Apache, Navajo, and Paiute Indians, and as a child he spent much time sketching these people. As an adult, he traveled and painted throughout the country inhabited by them. In 1916, he moved to Kansas City as a teen ager but returned regularly to Colorado to work as a cowboy and to serve in the National Guard during World War I. For about twenty years he worked both as a cowboy and artist and received little recognition for his art abilites. In Kansas City in the 1920s, he made slides for silent movie houses. He... Read full biography
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California, Arizona. 1932 - 1992
Landscape, western genre
New York, Florida. Born 1933/35
Indian-western genre painting, illustration
Idaho, Arizona. Born 1952
Realist cowboy figure painting
Colorado, Louisiana. Born 1952
Western landscape, equestrian, Indian, and wildlife painting
New Mexico. 1898 - 1962
Painting
Missouri. Born 1959
Native American genre
Texas, New Mexico. Born 1940
Indian portraits, cowboys and landscapes painting, monumental sculpture
New Mexico, Ohio. Born 1927
Architectural landscape-streets
Utah. Born 1942
Landscape, frontier-Indian genre
Oklahoma, Texas. 1921 - 1990
Frontier and cowboy genre painting, illustration, museum director
Texas. Born 1953
Landscape, floral views and animal painting
New Mexico. 1921 - 2005
Western-Indian genre, illustration
Colorado. Born 1943
Genre-Indian dance, portrait-child
Colorado, California. Born 1952
Cowboy genre, western views
Texas. Born 1943
Western subject painting, cowboy figure, genre and animal
California. Born 1960
Native American, cowboy
Utah. 1950 - 2026
Cowboy and Indian-western, illustrator
Wyoming, Montana. 1925 - 2002
Landscape and frontier narrative painting
Oklahoma. 1940 - 2023
Cowboy figure and animal sculptor
New Mexico, California. 1895 - 1980
Desert landscape painting
New Mexico, California. Born 1949
Western genre, figure and landscape painting
Sculpture, painting
Arizona, California. Born 1934
Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting
Colorado, Nebraska. Born 1940
Landscape, figure and rural genre painting
Colorado, Tennessee. Born 1938
Figure, portrait, western genre
Colorado, California, Nebraska. Born 1961
Western subjects and Indian portrait painting, commercial art
New Mexico, Oklahoma. 1924 - 2008
Landscape, some western genre, mural painting
Texas. Born 1940
Wildlife, landscape painting, prints
California, Minnesota. 1901 - 1974
Illustration, animation, watercolor western scene painting
Utah, Texas. 1930 - 2011
Western genre and animal sculpture
Utah. Born 1946
Frontier-Indian genre, landscape