Michael Coleman

American SouthWest INDIAN TEEPEE Tonalist SUNSET Landscape OIL PAINTING

Lily Ayres (died 1936) Circa 1910 “Sunrise Gulf in Texas” Monogrammed Oil on Board 8x10 inches unframed 12x14 inches with frame Original frame with Labels verso Lily Ayres is an ex...

George Van Horn (Van) Millett (1864-1952) was perhaps the highest profile Kansas City artist at the turn of the last century. He has been listed in Benezit for nearly a century and i...

This winter scene watercolor by Daniel Maldonado depicts a lone Teepee in a vast snowy plain at twilight. A vibrant rainbow of colors grace the clear sky. The piece measures 7 x 20 i...

Mid Century Desert Cactus Sunset Landscape by Russell Dale Moffett Experience the splendor of the desert at sunset in this stunning mid century landscape by Russell Dale Moffett (American, 1899-1984). This striking 1959 landscape features tall cacti casting long shadows as they are bathed in warm light by an orb of golden sun. As the sky lights up in a burst of color, the desert sands are illuminated in a beautiful warm glow. Russell Dale Moffett's impressive attention to detail and realistic style leave a lasting impression on the viewer. Signed "Russell Dale Moffett" lower right. Presented in a giltwood frame. Canvas size: 24"H x 30"L. Framed size: 37"H x 31"W x 2"D. Regarded as a quintessential outsider artist, Russell Dale Moffett’s work has begun to attract collectors’ serious attention. Born in Indiana, by 1942 he had settled in San Diego and was a muralist. A large proportion of his output was created to decorate the bars and dives of those honky-tonk neighborhoods in downtown San Diego that catered to the soldiers and sailors that passed through in the boom war years when it was a liberty town. Much of his work must have been lost to gentrification and urban renewal. Some of it is just now coming to light. One of eight lost Hawaiian Surfer...