Southwest Original Watercolor Painting by John A. White, Adobe Village in Early Spring Landscape

Description

"Adobe Village in Early Spring" by listed contemporary artist John A. White. This masterfully executed watercolour painting portrays a southwest … more "Adobe Village in Early Spring" by listed contemporary artist John A. White. This masterfully executed watercolour painting portrays a southwest landscape with a distant adobe village set in the foothills of a large mountain range along a stream with pine forest and snow-capped peaks in the distance.  The tree trunks in the foreground, Silver Birch look so realistic, one can almost feel them.

Presented matted under glass in original complimentary rustic, white-washed frame.
Signed by the artist lower right. Also gallery label on verso.
Last quarter 20th century.
Condition is excellent.
Listed by East2West Furniture Florida.
Frame is 37 1/2" x 30 1/2" x 2". The painted image is 29" x 22".
14 pounds

Professional artist John A. White received his only formal watercolor painting training while attending his hometown high school in Anadarko, Oklahoma. He honed his skills, both natural and learned, over the next dozen years while working as an illustrator and draftsman for Oklahoma Gas & Electric in Oklahoma City. 

In 1984, John began his career as a professional artist, a career he has loved for over half of his life. In that time, art lovers from across the United States and beyond have collected his award-winning works, ranging from Native American to Southwest landscapes. His works have been purchased in Russia, Germany and France, besides across the US. His work also hangs in the Supreme Court Building at the Oklahoma State Capitol and Lake Murray Lodge where they are part of the States permanent collection. Whether it be the barest whisper of shadow on snow, or the brilliant blue of sky against bleached aspen trees, the simplistic details in John’s works have continued to garner a growing number of admirers and collectors. 

Besides having been carried in galleries across the nation, John is an invited regular participant in a number of major art venues, He also is a watercolor instructor at Murray State College and The Charles B. Goddard Art Studios both in Ardmore, Oklahoma. less