Michael Coleman Western Wildlife Art Prints

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Michael Coleman was born and raised in Provo, Utah and spent his boyhood hunting, fishing and trapping throughout the Rocky Mountains. Early on, he decided on a career in art, studying at Brigham Young University. His paintings are rich in detail and muted in tone, true to the remote landscapes he chooses to illustrate. The Indian encampments, wildlife and hunting subjects portrayed against these magnificent areas are rendered in such a way as to give the viewer a sense of gazing on the past. Coleman loves best the dusky, gray, misty, muted tones of fall and early winter. His paintings evoke the early 19th century masters of the Hudson River School, artists whom he credits with deeply influencing his art. The mood he captures is that to which all painters of the mystique and power of the tradition and lore of the West aspire.

Some of Michael Coleman’s Awards:
1999 Prix de West Award, National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
1996 One-man show, National Hunting Museum, Munich, Germany
1993 National Academy of Western Art, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Gold Medal Award (Watercolor)
1992 National Academy of Western Art, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Silver Medal Award (Oil)
1992 International Wildlife Exposition, Everard Read Gallery, Johannesburg, South Africa
1992 Hubbard Award for Excellence
1992 International Exhibition of Wildlife and Natural History
1991 Hubbard Award for Excellence

Since this artist deals mostly in giclees, shipments will take from 2-3 weeks.