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Don Crowley |
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DC00031 |
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Yes as of 2/11/2012
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Available
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| Condition: |
New Unframed Art |
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Limited Edition |
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Limited to 250 |
| Dimension: |
9 x 11 |
| Price: |
$195.00
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| As an option you may also pay for Don Crowley Doc Holliday Well IŽll Be Damned! Limited Edition Canvas using Paypal or Google Checkout. Please note that all orders must be delivered to a physical address verified by Paypal or Google. This PayPal/Google option is not applicable to orders to be delivered to Military or International orders.
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| Doc Holliday: "Well IŽll be Damned!", LIMITED EDITION CANVAS |
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The title of this piece is taken from Doc Hollidays last words, uttered as he died in Colorado at the age of thirty-four. It is thought that Holliday was remarking a rogue such as himself dying in bed, with his boots off.
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| Doc Holliday Well IŽll Be Damned! Limited Edition Canvas, by Don Crowley Is a Limited Edition production signed by the Artist. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity which affirms that this Art Work is an authentic Limited Edition production from Don Crowley |
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| Artist Bio: "Born in Redlands, California, Don Crowley got started in the world of art at
such an early age that he couldnt remember a time when he wasnt drawing.
During his school years in Santa Ana, he read everything he could about art
and spent every spare moment developing his skill. Service in the Merchant
Marines and the Navy enabled Crowley to enroll in the Art Center School of
Design in Los Angeles under the G.I. Bill. Five years later, he moved to New
York and began a successful career in commercial illustration.
After more than twenty years in the Northeast, Crowley felt restricted by the
narrow range of his commercial work and began to work more extensively in fine
art. In 1973, he accepted an invitation to exhibit his paintings at a gallery
in Arizona. He was so taken by the area that he decided to continue his career
there.
With his family, Crowley settled in the Southwest, where he began forging a
relationship with a group of Native Americans. Although he is recognized and
respected for many different kinds of paintings, he is best known for his
sensitive and skilled portraits of these Apache and Paiute women and children.
Crowley visits the San Carlos Reservation annually to continue chronicling the
lives of his subjects. I hope that my work expresses the beauty and dignity
of these very special people, he says. Through Crowleys work, his collectors
have watched his subjects grow over the years. Occasionally youll see a rare
Don Crowley image of a cowboy or a cattle drive, but what he is best known for
are handsome, clear portraits of Native American women and children, not to
mention their colorful Pendleton blankets. In fact, long-time collectors of
his work may see the same subject as both a girl and woman, wearing the
colorful, geometric-patterned blanket that was handed down from generation to
generation.
In 1995, he was elected to the Cowboy Artists of America and, in his first
year, won the CA Gold Medal for Drawing. The following year he was awarded
four awards: a Gold Medal for Oil, Silver Medal for Drawing, the CA Award and
the Kieckhefer Best in Show Award. With customary dry humor, Crowley termed
this accomplishment very encouraging.
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