Taos Trader 9" x 12" Oil on Canvas board. $1500 Contact Galleries listed under the Galleries tab
The Stolen Birchbark 7" x 9" Oil on panel $800 Contact Cherry's Art 311 S. Main Steet • Carthage, MO 64836 417 358 2707
Scouting For The Company 11" x 15" Oil on Panel Sold at History Meets the Arts. Lord Nelson's Gallery - 27 Chambersburg St, Gettysburg, PA 17325
His Bearing Was Noble 7" x 9" Oil on Panel $1500 Inquire at: Lord Nelson's Gallery 27 Chambersburg St, Gettysburg, PA 17325 , 1-800-664-9797 or email@lordnelsons.com
or www.lordnelsonsgallery.com
The Story Teller 6" x 6" Oil on Panel, Sold
at Lord Nelson's Gallery during History Meets The Arts June 9,10, 2017 www.lordnelson'sgallery.com
Winter Journey 12" x 7" Oil on Panel
$1500
Sold at History Meets The Arts , Lord Nelson's Gallery
Private Collection Maryland 25 Limited Edition Canvas giclee's $100
SOLD at Montana Miniatures Show. Here I Stand
9" x 12 " Oil On Linen - Private Collection Montana
Medicine Crow - Oil on Linen. Sold, Private Collection Colorado
Blackfoot Man - 11" x 14" Oil on Linen $2400 Inquire by e-mail or contact a Gallery listed under the Galleries tab
Fixing To Leave Early
11" x 14" Oil On Panel
$1800
Inquire at Cherry's Art, 311 S. Main Steet • Carthage, MO 64836
417 358 2707
Arkansas River Trapper 18" x 24" Oil on Panel
$4900.
Working in small brigades and sometimes on their own hook in the wildest areas of the continent, trappers in the early 19th century lived a perilous existence. This trapper has just stretched a beaver on a willow hoop and takes a last look around before heading to
camp. Edition of 25 limited edition canvas prints. $250
Contact Galleries Listed under Galleries tab
Cautious Approach - 5" x 7" Oil on Panel - SOLD- Private collection, Ohio
Amanda's Bouquet
5" x 7"
Oil on Panel $500
Availble at Lord Nelson's Gallery
For more information, contact Lord Nelsons Gallery at 1 800 664-9797 or email info@lordnelsons.com
One Of Jackson's Men Sold at History Meets The Arts. Private Collection, Ohio.
the inspiration for this painting came from The Battle of New Orleans by Robert Remini. " The boldness, this risk-taking, this exuberance, seemed to pervade the entire American army. The events of December 23,25 and 28 had imbued them with a "spirit of personal daring and gallant enterprise." pg 103
