Raymer Society Consignment Art Auction
Lot 48:
Description
Miller, Gary (1935-2003) 1970 pencil sketch, Goodbye Charlie, signed Gary Miller in lower right, good condition, some toning at mat, not examined out of frame, image size: 7.75 x 8.75 inches. Gary P. Miller was born an artist. He had the heart of a pioneer and the vision of an explorer. His hands were unique. They were strong as those of a blacksmith yet produced the most delicate artistic detail.He began exhibiting his work in 1960. The exceptional quality of his work was immediately apparent and he earned numerous “People’s Choice” awards. He went on to exhibit his art across the U.S. and quickly he became nationally renowned. He was recognized for the authenticity of his work. His paintings and illustrations of rural life, depicting the past and present, have appeared in magazines, calendars, private collections and galleries throughout the nation.He touched the memories of America in his paintings; whether of Arizona landscapes, rural North Dakota scenes, dramatic churches, weather worn homesteads, mountain men, prairie wildlife or seascapes. Recently Gary completed a series of three paintings for the Lewis and Clark bicentennial, and a final painting in his famous series of churches.Gary’s art earned wide exposure in the art world. He has been featured in Southwest Art, U.S. Art, and American Artists of Renown as well as many other publications. He was a charter member of the Steam Artists of America in Sedona, Arizona. Gary was commissioned to paint Lawrence Welk and his homestead. He was also commissioned to paint a scene of the Northern Border pipe line. He presented a print of the painting to then Vice President George H. W. Bush during his dedication of the completed pipeline.
Condition: good condition, some toning at mat, not examined out of frame
Dimensions: 13 x 14 x 1 in
Weight: 1.75 lb
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