Robert Daughters Oil on Canvas LANDSCAPE Framed Signed Original Art Painting. Frame measures 27″ x 33″, actual painting measures 18″ x 24″. As found on Meyer Gallery site: A tireless, compulsive painter, he has produced countless representations of the Southwest in all of its magnificence. His style is characterized by dark outlines and short discrete brush strokes that catch color and movement of his subjects with vivid flourish. And above all he conveys a sense of the regions brilliant light. Born in 1929, Robert Daughters was raised in St. After graduation from high school and three years in the military, he worked as a Curator of Display at the St. Joseph Museum of Natural History while attending the Kansas City Art Institute and School of Design. During a 1953 visit to Taos, Robert discovered the beauty and light of the area. He and his family finally made their move to Santa Fe in 1970, then to Taos in 1972. In those interim years he became a partner in a highly successful advertising art studio in Kansas City, Missouri. During those seventeen years, he won numerous awards from the National Society of Art Directors, the Artist Guide, paper companies and other organizations in like fields. His earlier works were in a realistic, academic vein and consisted of many charcoal drawings of Southwest Indians, oils of New Mexico landscapes and Pueblo scenes. In 1981, he exhibited in a Collection of Art of the West at the Beijing Exhibition Center in China. In 1995, he was chosen as one of the artists to be featured in Covering the West – The Best of Southwest Art a show which features 60 of the Southwest Art’s 300 cover artists. The show is currently touring to various national museums. Robert is represented in foundation, bank, museum and private collections. There have been many articles written on his work in art publications, magazines and books and he is in Who’s Who in American Art. He was the featured artist in the 1984 New Mexico Calendar which reproduced thirteen of his paintings. For twenty years he lived in the O. Berninghaus home and studio in Taos, New Mexico. Now, much of the artist’s time is spent in his homes in Santa Fe, New Mexico and Arkansas. Meyer Gallery is extremely pleased to be the exclusive representative of the art of Robert Daughters. His color, style and insight are unique. And a big thank you from Gary Germer & Associates, we appreciate you stopping by. Gary is one of Portland, Oregon’s most respected antique and personal property appraisers and estate brokers. ISA certified and in the business for nearly 30 years, Gary has worked hard to build a name that is synonymous with integrity, honesty, and good humor. We strive to only improve this situation. Please expect prompt, friendly service. Authenticity of all items is guaranteed. In the Pacific NW? Come visit us at our Portland, Oregon gallery, we’d love to meet you! We do our best to present accurate, detailed information about every item we sell. And a big thank you for shopping with Gary Germer & Associates, we appreciate you stopping by. Gary is one of Portland, Oregon’s most respected antique & personal property appraisers & estate brokers. ISA certified and in the business for nearly 30 years, Gary has worked hard to build a name that is synonymous with integrity, honesty & good humor. We strive to only improve this reputation. Come visit us at our gallery, we’d love to meet you! Gary Germer & Associates has used its best efforts to inspect the item(s) for sale and create descriptions and furnish photographs that fairly and adequately depict the type, condition and image of the goods at the time of sale. This Listing Powered By. The item “Robert Daughters Oil on Canvas LANDSCAPE Framed Signed Original Art Painting” is in sale since Saturday, August 26, 2017. This item is in the category “Art\Paintings”. The seller is “garygermer” and is located in Portland, Oregon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Artist: Robert Daughters
• Medium: Oil
• Painting Surface: Canvas
• Size: Medium (up to 36in.)
• Subject: Landscape
• UPC: Does Not Apply