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"Bluebonnet Vista" (c. 1928) is one of Robert Wood's finest small wildflower scenes. Rather than a sketch, this early work is a beautifully composed painting with warm outdoor color and in the background the blue hills of the Texas Hill Country.
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Bluebonnet Vista Oil on Canvas 12" x 16"
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This early (c. 1930) Robert Wood has never been on the market before. It depicts one of the old pioneer ranches that Wood loved to paint. It is very detailed, well composed and has beautiful, luminous color. Excellent condition.
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Spring's Bounty Oil on Panel 20" x 30"
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"Dream Lake" is one of Robert Wood's finest mountain scenes. It was painted high in Rocky Mountain National Park, where Mt. Hallett looms over the aptly titled "Dream Lake." The colors are deep and rich and the monumental peak is beautifully painted. |
Dream Lake Oil on Canvas 25" x 30" |
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“Tumbling Surf" is a subtle sunset painted by Robert W. Wood while he was at the peak of his artistic powers and fame. This work was painted in 1956 when Wood was the best known artist in the Laguna Art Colony. The first colors of the setting sun are reflected in the pounding surf - a beautiful depiction of a sunny California afternoon. |
Tumbling Surf Oil on Canvas 24" x 36" |
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Bluebonnets of Texas Oil on Canvas 20" x 30"
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"Texas Bluebnonnets" is a lovely depiction of springtime in the Texas hill country done while Robert Wood was on a trip to visit his daughter in San Antonio. It is in excellent condition and dated as many of the plein air works. "Texas Bluebonnets" is rare in that it is a medium-sized work, as his 25" x 30" and 24" x 36" works are much more common. |