Category: Art

Tag from reverse of painting — Brochure is the only information available–there is a copy of this brochure at the Smithsonian.

Painting dated 1976

30″ x 40″

Signed: Richard A. Clarke

Current Price $1800

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Untitled Cowboy

Painting 24″ x 30″

Frame 21″ x 35″

Signed: Clarke ’96

$2000

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Untitled Strolling Man

Painting 30″ x 36″

Frame 34″ x 40″

Signed: Clarke 1994

$1000

$800

signed:  DAVID GOODE 2000 — numbered 17/200 — Bronze wall SCULPTURE — goblin, elf, fairy, pixie…with a snail on his hat
Approximate measurements 11″ x 9″ x 4″

David Goode sells new ones–from an edition of 500 for 795 English pounds or approximately $860 USD–this sculpture is 22 years earlier and from an edition of 200.

About David Goode:  Born in Oxford in 1966, David Goode grew up in the small Midlands town of Leek, Staffordshire, just north of Stoke on Trent. Stoke on Trent, also known as The Potteries, was the heartland of the Victorian pottery industry, and to this day is still home to many world-famous pottery houses such as Royal Doulton and Wedgwood.

At the age of eighteen David trained at The Sir Henry Doulton School of Sculpture, specialising in portrait and figurative sculpture.

In 1988 David became a portrait sculptor at the London Studios of Madame Tussauds.

At twenty-one he was the youngest sculptor ever to have been offered such a position and in his six years with Tussauds he was able to travel the world for sittings with many famous figures.

Some of his most notable works for Tussauds include Freddie Mercury, Joan Collins, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Ronald Reagan and Yasser Arafat.

The following year he produced the Snailmaker, the first piece in what would later become the goblin collection, which was introduced to the public eye at the Chelsea Flower Show of that year.

David has since returned to Oxford, where he now lives and works with his wife Jo, twin sons Jake and Harry and daughter Isabel (after whom ‘Isabel’s Goblin’ was named).

The inspiration for David’s work stretches back to a childhood fascination with myths and folklore, and a love of the writings of Tolkein.  All the pieces are cast in bronze, using the ‘lost wax’ process, a method developed by the ancient Egyptians, whereby a new ceramic shell mould is both made and destroyed for each individual piece cast. This is one of the most costly methods of casting but its worth is that the nuance and detail of the original work is preserved in every successive casting.  It is a 7-month process of creating a sculpture, from the idea to the finished bronze.

“Horse Power” Sculpture $298
Carved Buffalo $100 SOLD
Man & Woman $138
Covered Bridge $240 — SOLD
6′ Redwood Tree $2400
Hand Forged Fireplace Set $60
1979 Carved Knot Face $48 — SOLD
Metal Bonsai Trees $180 & $130
Metal Bonsai Trees $225 & $130 Redwood Tree $1200
Metal Barn $350

Metal Ship 28″ x 40″ $580

listed artist TEODULO ROMULO (1943 – ) Titled PARIS 1981

$650 SOLD

listed artist TEODULO ROMULO (1943 – ) Titled PARIS 1981

Modern Cubism???
Brownish Reds
Signed Front Lower Right – Titled Paris 1981 Front lower Left
Art Paper Looks Handmade – 26″ x 20″
Bamboo Look Frame Russet Red – 35″ x 29″
Matted Under Glass
Excellent Condition

MANY HAVE SOLD–STILL AFEW LEFT–All Posters Show Age, Wear & Tear–None Are Perfect

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Cristiani Bros. Circus
With Tony Diano
Master Of The Jungle – Features Wild Animals
Sarasota Florida
28″ x 29″
$50 SOLD

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Circus Poster
Made By: Central Show Printing Co. Mason City Iowa

Features Circus Animals and Performers
42″ x 29″
$30 SOLD

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Two Al G. Kelly & Miller Bros. Posters
Features A Giraffe America’s 2nd Largest Circus
McMinnville Oregon
28″ x 48″ and 28″ x 42″
$100 and $80
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United Nations 3 Ring Circus
All Nations On Parade – Features An Elephant
14″ x 42″
$24 SOLD

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King Bros. Circus
Features Horses & Chariots – Giant Menagerie
McMinnville Oreogn
28″ x 27″
$24 SOLD
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Bailey Bros. and Cristiani Circus (Bailey Bros. Paper Taped Over King Bros.)
Features Lion, Tiger, Elephant, Horse, Clown and Acrobats
Tacoma Washington
21″ x 36″
$45
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America’s Hall Of Fame Circus
Features a Clown and a Girl Riding a White Horse
Made By Globe Poster Corp. Chicago Ill. C.F. 593
42″ x 28″
$80 SOLD
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King Bros. Circus
Features a Clown and a Pretty Girl
Salem Oregon
28″ x 30″
$60 SOLD
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King Bros and Cristiani circus
Features a Laughing Clown
Tacoma Washington
28″ x 29″
$36
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Clyde Beatty Circus
Features 3 Clowns
Sarasota Florida
21″ x 37″
$60 SOLD
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Al G. Kelly & Miller Bros. 2nd Largest Circus
Features a Clown
McMinnville Oregon
21″ x 35″
$60
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King Bros. Big 3 Ring Circus – Wild Animal Show
Features a Giant Clown Over the Circus Tents
Salem Oregon
28″ x 51″
$80
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Ward-Bell Circus
Features a Clown
McMinnville Oregon
40″ x 35″
$56 SOLD
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Wenatchee “Y” Circus
“Greatest Little Show On Earth”
Wenatchee Washington
Features A Clown
22″ x 18″
$20 SOLD
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King Bros. Circus
Features 3 Clowns
Salem Oregon
28″ x 49″
$70
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Clyde Beatty Gigantic 3 Ring Circus
Clyde Beatty In Person
Features a Tiger
Tacoma Washington
42″ x 37″
$80 SOLD
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Al G. Kelly & Miller Bros. 2nd Largest Circus
Features an Elephant – Giant Menagerie
Salem Oregon
43″ x 34″
$30
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Al G. Kelly & Miller Bros. 2nd Largest Circus
Features a Hippopotamus–Giant Jungle Beast From The River Nile Africa
Giant Menagerie
McMinnville Oregon
28″ x 48″
$60 SOL
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Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey
The Greatest Show On Earth – World’s Biggest Menagerie
Features a Rhinoceros
Sarasota Florida – Winter Quarters
42″ x 36″
$36 SOLD
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King Bros Circus – Giant Menagerie
Features a Polar Bear
McMinnville Oregon
28″ x 27″
$60 SOLD
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King Bros. 3 Ring Circus
Features a Hippopotamus & a Lion
Salem Oregon
28″ x 3″
$60 SOLD
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Optimist Circus – a Ken Jensen Production
Features Rearing Horses
Salem Oregon
$25 SOLD
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King Bros. Circus
Features Woman Acrobat Horse Rider
McMinnville Oregon
21″ x 34″
$40 SOLD
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Clyde Beatty Circus
Features Lion, Tiger, Clown, Acrobats, Elephant, Horse
Sarasota Florida
21″ x 37″
Two Posters $60 EACH SOLD
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America’s Hall of Fame Circus
Features Performing Monkeys
made by: Globe Poster Co Inc Chicago C.F. 552
21″ x 29″
$65
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Clyde Beatty Trained Wild Animal Circus
Features Elephants
42″ x 27″
$60 SOLD
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Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey
Features the Great Alzanas – World Renowned High Wire Daredevils
28″ x 27″
$68 SOLD
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Circus Poster – No Name
Features a Donkey Kicking a Clown and an Elephant
made by : Central Show Printing Co Mason City Iowa
28″ x 21″
$36 SOLD
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Clyde Beatty Circus – World’s Largest Circus
Features Acrobats and 3 Rings of Performers
Sarasota Florida
28″ x 30″
$60 SOLD

6 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ $800
SOLD

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Interior unfinished, Needs Cleaned 6 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ $650–SOLD


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6 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ Interior Water Spot $800
SOLD



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6 1/2″ x 4 1/4″ Needs Cleaned $650
SOLD


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1915 Yurok Nettie Waukekl Harry 7″ x 3 3/4″ $800 SOLD


WorkHat 7″ x 3 1/2″ $600 SOLD
7 1/4″
Beautiful Tight Weave
$1175 SOLD

 Mid-Century Oil Paintings – Sail Boats – Mediterranean – Victor Bruzac, France

Frame 14″ x 10″

$100

SOLD

3 Mid-Century Oil Paintings – Sail Boats – Mediterranean – Victor Bruzac, France

Frame 11″ x 15″

$90

SOLD

3  Mid-Century Oil Paintings – Sail Boats – Mediterranean – Victor Bruzac, France

Frame 40″ x 28″

Needs Cleaned and Stretched

$200  SOLD

Qing Dynasty
over 100 years old — as is
Two Ancestral Portraits
56″ x 32″ and 56″ x 30″
Both are wearing Civil Rank Badges with Peacocks
2 / $700  SOLD

11″ x 14″
by local artist
Evelyn Wright
$150
SOLD

approximately 45″
Local Artist Evelyn Wright
Oil Painting on Cross Cut Saw

SOLD

79″ Painted Saw Blade
Redwood Trees Logging Scene
By Local Artist Evelyn Wright
$298
SOLD

ROY WILCE

(1939-1999)

Conceptual drawings of textile tapestries by Roy Wilce.
Wilce’s enormous tapestries were commissioned by Banks, Hotels, Civic Centers and Corporations.
This portfolio consists of approximately 40 mixed media, watercolor and acrylic drawings on paper.
Unframed–most are mounted on foam board and covered with plastic. (please note that
some photos are blurred or have reflections from the plastic covers)

watercolor
3 panels
18 1/2″ x 12″
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

mixed media
9″ x 7″
titled: Big Thicket
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

watercolor
7 3/4″ x 11 3/4″
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

mixed media
12″ x 8″
titled: Italian Umbrella Pines
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

mixed media
18″ x 6″
titled: Golden Valley
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce
notation on reverse: approved for Marriot SLC (Salt Lake City)

mixed media
8″ x 12″
titled: Villa Cypress
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

mixed media
8″ x 10″
signed on mat: Marriot Hotel Springfield Mass. Leroy Robert Wilce

mixed media
12″ x 7 1/2″
front painting – unsigned
size notation on mat & initials that are not the artists
reverse has painting–see below

mixed media
7″ x 10″
signed: Wilce

watercolor-mixed
13 1/2″ x 9 1/2″
titled: Colorado Canyon
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

watercolor-mixed
9 1/2″ x 13″
titled: Red Rock
signed: Roy Wilce

watercolor
10″ x 14″
titled: Blue Rainbow Mesa
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

mixed media
13 1/2″ x 9 1/2″
titled: Box Canyon
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

watercolor-mixed
16″ x 3″
titled: Loveland Rainbow”
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

7″ x 10″
titled: Towards Capri
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

mixed media
8″ x 8″
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

14″ x 7″
titled: Adobe Wall
signed on mat: Roy Wilce
(actual colors are brighter than photo–more of a salmon pink)

mixed media
14″ x 7″
titled: Adobe Wall
signed on mat: Roy Wilce
notations on front and reverse: for Debbie Moses-Denver Working Sketch Jan 19 1984
(actual colors are more vibrant than photo)

14′ X 7″
titled: Adobe Wall
signed on mat: Roy Wilce
(actual colors are more vibrant than photo)

pencil drawing
17 1/2″ x 9″
titled: Adobe Wall
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

12″ x 9″
grid lines drawn on plastic cover
signed on plastic cover: Wilce

18″ x 9″
grid lines are on plastic cover
unsigned

6″ x 8″
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

8″ x 15″
titled: Lives in Harmony
signed on mat: Roy Wilce
grid lines are drawn on plastic cover

mixed media
14″ x 9″
titled: No. 2
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce
notation on reverse to go ahead with this choice…
grid drawn on plastic cover

11″ x 5 1/2″
signed on mat: Roy Wilce

12″ x 10″
signed: Roy Wilce
grid lines are drawn on plastic cover
notes on reverse

12″ x 9″
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce
grid lines are drawn on painting

12″ x 8″
notation: Hyatt Westwood, Los Angeles, Ca.
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

10″ x 5 1/2″
notation: Hilton Hotel Logan International Airport, Boston, Mass.
signed on mat:  Roy Wilce

10″ x 14″
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

8 1/2″ x 7 1/2″
notation: Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Brodie-Beverley Wilshire Hotel
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

9 1/2″ x 12″
notation: Spring Atlanta Hilton
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

15″ x 6″
notation: Park Hotel, Toronto, Canada
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

15″ x 6″
notation: Park Hotel Toronto Canada
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

18″ x 6″
notation: Sports Deli Century City, Ca.
signed on back of mat: Leroy Robert Wilce with address & phone number

12″ x 4″
notation: UCB Bank Century City May 1975
unsigned
grid lines drawn on plastic cover

12″ x 4″
notation: UCB Bank Century City, L.A.
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

14″ x 14″
notation: Wells Fargo Bank Newport, Ca.
unsigned
grid lines drawn on painting

5″ x 7 1/2″
signed on mat: Leroy Robert Wilce

There are several more small unsigned paintings that are not mounted or
that had been previously mounted and are loose

$6000

The 40 plus pieces will be sold as one lot

Watercolor By Local Artist
Gunhild Rich
12 1/2″ x 11″
$40

SOLD

Watercolor By Local Artist
Gunhild Rich
12 1/2″ x 11″
$40

Watercolor By Local Artist
Gunhild Rich
12 1/2″ x 11″
$40

This is a rendering very similar to Howard Terpning’s
“On The Edge Of The World”

36″ x 24″ — temporary frame–canvas not stretched or mounted
Indians and Ponies
signed: G. Maxtafler???
$300

SOLD
25″ x 20″ mat
20″ x 15″ print
Signed on print, signed on mat
Title written in pencil on print “His Land”
print 113/500
Pencil Drawing of Buffalo Left Lower Mat 1995 Kenneth J. Hurley

$100

Information found on line:
A self-taught artist…although his subject matter reflects history and wildlife, the buffalo is his speciality and artistic first love. Hurley’s paintings and sketches have been exhibited in many major shows in the Northwest where he has won a myriad of honors and awards. He has participated in many one and two man shows, including one in Panama. He is also very well known for his Quick Draws at the shows.
Ken’s latest honors was being chosen to represent western & wildlife artists at the “Spirit of the West”, during the Puyallup Fair, Sept. 2003, with Fred Oldfield and three other artists. Plus, he was also invited back to the one year celebration of “The Fred Oldfield Western Heritage Center” to do a Quick Draw and show his talents in making buckskin clothing. Ken’s had a great season showing his art work at major shows and one-man shows.

watercolor & mixed media paintings

Various Sizes and Prices

Polly Ann Davis (1933-1979)

Born in Shirley Center, Massachusetts. Active artist, starting at a very young age. (Her father, Nord Davis, Sr. and brother, Erik Davis were both artists. Both are deceased.) She worked in watercolors, pastels and oils. She also did commissions as a portrait artist. Diversity of her work is amazing. Most of these pieces were painted late 1940-50’s. Polly Ann signed her work in various manners. Signatures may be in large or small handwriting, on the left or right and on the reverse. Polly Ann was a talented artist. She passed away at the age of 45 in 1979. Here is an opportunity to own one or more pieces of original artwork done by this extraordinary artist.

overall 29 1/2″ x 21 1/2″
image size with signature 21″ x 19 1/2″

signed in pencil 162/350

Lithograph that looks like a watercolor

Titled: Fokken Dr. 1

artist signature unknown

white border edge has a water stain at the upper right corner–this can be covered
by having the art matted & framed

art is unframed on heavy paper

$60.00

RARE 18″ x 24″ Poster
Indian studies Curriculum Institute
Humboldt State College Presents
Indian Experience
featuring:
Lehman Brightman
Jack Forbes
Adam Nordwall Dancers
David Risling Jr.
Chief Su-Worhrom & Dancers
$48

SOLD

WPA Style Oil Painting On Panel
19″ x 23 1/2″
has some paint loss
$350
SOLD

vintage 24″ round framed print
bright colors
$125
SOLD

FRITZ FAISS (1905-1981)

Fritz Faiss (1905–1981), German artist, philosopher, author, and poet, was born one of fourteen children in Furtwangen, in the Black Forest of Germany on March 6, 1905. His mother gave him the gift of music and storytelling; his father, the gift of scientific and mechanical thinking. As a young boy he preferred to travel through Germany and Europe alone, on foot or on bicycle, with nothing but his sketchbook and passport. He made contact with leading artists of his time, including Adolf Hoelzel, and was not only a teacher, but a medical doctor as well. Faiss was accepted at the Bauhaus and studied under Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky.
By 1937, Faiss was named a “degenerate” artist by the Nazi regime as the rise of Hitlerism grew in force. Although he was forbidden to paint, exhibit, or send his work outside of Germany, he continued to paint secretively at great risk; he risked his life to save his work just as he risked his life to save the lives of many of his friends. Although the Nazis destroyed Faiss’s studio twice, he saved some of his woodcuts from Gestapo searches by hiding them in woodpiles or disguising them by pasting paintings over them and hanging them in his studio. He was forced to give up his medical practice and was taken to a forced labor camp, where he suffered under medical experiments. Faiss was one of three who survived the camp and was released by American intervention.
He spent years recovering from the labor camp and his first exhibition after the war was fittingly sponsored by the American Military Government, in Pforzheim, in 1947. His work has been exhibited in most capitals in Europe as well as the east and west coasts of the United States.
In 1951, Faiss left behind a professorship at Frankfurt-am-Main and came to California. He accepted a position at the University of California at Los Angeles. He left after being criticized for encouraging individualism in the arts, and accepted a position at California State University, Northridge. He retired in 1973 as a professor Emeritus. Faiss suffered a stroke in 1976, which greatly influenced his later work. He took another challenge in stride as he used his left hand to paint.
Others call his work expressionist, but Fritz Faiss’s work stands alone; he calls his work “Faissism.” He shifts easily from the naturalistic to the abstract. He was an artist during the years after the first World War, an exciting and unique time; a period of remarkable spiritual uplift and great idealism. Musicians tend to enjoy the harmonistic themes in his work. Other themes include the life of Christ, war, the Hawaiian coast, and Big Sur.
Faiss liked to use pen and ink, silverpoint, woodcut, and monoprint- but is perhaps best known for his mastery of encaustic (wax) painting. He has written several books and is famous for his color theories. The images in many of his paintings reflect his ability to start life anew after the war and reflect Faiss’s inner balance and peace. (Biography from Trout Museum Website)

6″ x 8″
“The Many Gates”
(To David & Pat May ’76 Fritz & Janet)
not numbered
Fritz Faiss
$700

28 1/2″ x 32 1/2″
Encaustic Painting on Paper
Mounted on a Painted Board
by
Fritz Faiss
# 1552 #1553 Dated: 1957
two of a series of planets–Mercury and the Moon
*panels are moldy, need cleaned–scratch on lower left
SOLD    $900

28 1/2″ x 32 1/2″
Encaustic Painting on Paper
Mounted on a Painted Board
by
Fritz Faiss
# 1547 #1548 Dated: 1957
two of a series of planets–Saturn and Jupiter
needs cleaned
SOLD   $2000

29″ x 49″
Encaustic Painting on Paper
Mounted on a Painted Board
by
Fritz Faiss
# 1549 #1550 #1551 Dated: 1957
three of a series of planets–Mars, Sun and Venus
needs cleaned–paint loss along board edge
SOLD   $2500

ALL SCHWAN ART IS SOLD

TWO Paintings 1970’s
by: Harold Schwan
call for price
also a portfolio of pen & ink drawings
He called his form of painting, “Spacialism”…an expression of a new level
of consciousness in the mind of mankind…

Reuel Deckard Prints

FOR SALE
1980’s Limited Edition Prints by Reuel Deckard (1927-2005)

(Limited To 950 Each–Not Numbered)

“Letter From Home” 24” x 20”

“Wild Horse Canyon” 20” x 17”

“Carson City To Nevada” 24” x 16 1/2”

“Snow Scene” 20” x 16”

$8.00 each or 4 for $24.00
plus shipping

ABOUT THE ARTIST
REUEL DECKARD was born in Illinois on January 8th 1927

He died on February 8th 2005 in California

From his youth and through his teens, Reuel Deckard spent the summers roaming the woods and fields around
his grandfather’s farm in Southern Illinois. He helped on the farm: plowing, driving the team, etc.

He studied and sketched the wonders of nature that surrounded him there.
Some of his first paintings were done on the window shades in the old farmhouse.
This delighted visitors and family alike.

He won a scholarship to the Art Institute of Chicago at the age of 12.

He went to a life class after serving in the Army. But his greatest teacher was always the
rolling prairie, the horse, mountains, deserts and all of nature at its fullest.

In addition to his sketches and paintings, Mr. Deckard was also an accomplished sculptor
and created a few bronze statues. The oil paintings, sketches, sculptures,
drawings and watercolors of Reuel Deckard are treasured by many
collectors, public and private, throughout the United States.

One of Mr. Deckard’s largest paintings is located in Victorville California at the Out Post Cafe.
The painting was featured in “The West Magazine” in the 1960’s.
The painting depicted pioneers coming from the East to settle new territory.

Reuel Deckard lived in Texas, Arizona and California. Mr. Deckard had a gallery in
Diamond Springs California for several years. He relocated to Jackson California in 1986.

His work was on display at the Jackson Museum. Mr. Deckard retired to Crescent City California
in the early 1990’s. He continued to paint for himself and for
special commissions until his eyesight diminished.

In the 1980’s, Mr. Deckard produced 950 limited edition prints each of four paintings:
Carson City to Nevada, Letter From Home, Wild Horse Canyon and Snow Scene.
A few prints are known to be signed and numbered.

For Additional Information About The Artist And His Art
Please Feel Free To Contact Me

The Above Prints Are Available At Parkway Drive Antiques

ONLINE ART SHOW

from two private collections

Listed Artist: Frederick Shannon Ray
(1927-2014)

please keep watching for additions

Some of the Fred Ray art is FOR SALE
LOOK for Prices….

13″ x 16″
Oil on Masonite Board
Titled: “William Wendt” – Sketching
Signed Frederick Ray & Monogram on Reverse—Monogram on Front Lower Right
$500

11″ x 14″ on canvas

Titled: “Harbor Tug” Red Stack Tug Co. San Francisco, Cal.
Signed & Monogram 2009
$180

Fred Ray

“An Old Tramp”
1989

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“An Old Friend”

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Partial Portfolio
of Artist
Frederick Shannon Ray
(the photos below are made from earlier photographs)

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“An Old Friend”

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“An Old Tramp”
1989

 

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