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Original Paintings of the Old West by Jerry Crandall

Prints of the Old West by Jerry Crandall

 

 

 This is the oil that was used in the Cow-Boys poster. The original measures 30" X 40", framed in a gold Victorian style frame. $9,500.00

 

If you are interested in adding this beautiful oil painting to your collection call or email us for more details. Be sure to visit the western prints page to see the various posters and prints available.

 

 

Due to his intense life-long interest in the old west, Artist Jerry Crandall has developed a comprehensive collection of period memorabilia including clothing, firearms, photos and horse gear. This first hand knowledge as collector, historian and re-enactor lends authenticity to his artwork.

Sadly, Hollywood has perpetuated an old west cowboy look that is fictional. With Crandall's artwork, specifically in this painting, he effectively dispels that mythical look of the Hollywood west by capturing the demeanor of the real Cow-boy in 1881.

As with all of Crandall's artwork, the details provide authenticity. The standing figure on the left has a decidedly Southwestern look as many of these cow-boys migrated to the Tombstone area during its heyday. He is wearing a G.F. Spangenberg holster manufactured in Tombstone A.T. The standing figure on the right is wearing an N. Porter holster from Taylorsville TX ca. 1880, while the seated cow-boy is holding a model 1873 Winchester .44-.40 rifle manufactured in 1879 which is in the artist's collection.

Part of the horseman's equipment was a long braided rawhide quirt which each of the two standing figures hold. Boots are from originals in the artist's collection; note the cuban heels and squared toes typical of the period. Shirts, vests, chaps and hats are all documented from either the actual article or from original photos in the artist's collection.

The scene is set in a photography studio with a painted canvas backdrop and period oriental rug much like that which C.S. Fly, famous Tombstone photographer, might have used.

 

Belle of the Bitterroot

A lovely Montana cowgirl poses with her favorite horse in this 24" X 30" oil painting. She is framed in a lovely Victorian Gold frame (not shown) $6250.00 US

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