Western oil paintings

This exquisite painting depicts a cowboy atop his trusty horse, surrounded by a vast and untamed field. Printed giclée on canvas and elegantly framed in gold, this piece is a stunning addition to any collection. Frameless: 8"x10" Professional giclée canvas print mounted on foam core to be beautifully displayed on shelves and or easels Framed: Solid wood 3" gold frame with black paper backing and sawtooth hook Final dimensions with gold frame: 15.2" x 13.2" x 2" We are excited to introduce…

Mark Maggiori, Once Upon a Time, oil, 36 x 34.

Jeff Weir is an artist who creates beautiful oil paintings and sculptures of western art. His works evoke a timeless and nostalgic emotion that pull the viewer into the wonder and mystery of the old west.

Of 1,200 submissions, approximately 100 artists will be selected to be part of this exhibition for the Oil Painters of America.

Amazon.com: Kate and Laurel Sylvie Western Cowboy Horseback Ranch Abstract Neutral 1 Framed Canvas Wall Art by The Creative Bunch Studio, 30x30 Brown, Modern Abstract Cowboy Art for Wall: Posters & Prints

Inspired by Billings, Montana, this print features a vintage oil painting capturing the timeless art of a cowboy riding off in to the sunset in Montana. "Vintage Cowboy" vol.2 Ideal for horse riders and country western lovers, this premium art print seamlessly blends vintage charm with the untamed allure of Montana's scenery. Perfect for displaying above a fireplace, in the bedroom, or the entryway, this captivating painting sets a nostalgic tone for your home decor, ensuring it's the first…

“Springtime Snare” ~ Shawn Cameron Oil ~ 20 x 16

Mark Maggiori on Instagram: "My new painting “In The Middle Runs A River” 36x32 inches. Oil on linen @raymarpanels . An ode to the majesty of Utah. “The love of wilderness is more than a hunger for what is always beyond reach; it is also an expression of loyalty to the earth, the earth which bore us and sustains us, the only paradise we shall ever know, the only paradise we ever need, if only we had the eyes to see” - Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire. You can see this painting In person at