Yield Right of Way by Irvin Shope
Yield Right of Way 1965 by Irvin Shope "Shorty"
- Irvin Shope "Shorty"
- Oil on Canvas
- Dated 1965
- Size: 24" X 36"
- Signed & Dated: Lower RightÂ
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Born in 1900, Irvin “Shorty” Shope was a traditional Western painter, illustrator, and muralist from Montana. Influenced by painter Edgar S. Paxson, Shope worked as a cowboy and held various full-time jobs while painting at night. He was also a founding member of the Cowboy Artists of America. Shope's work was dedicated to depicting the authentic West, and he died in 1977.
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Yield Right of Way by Irvin Shope
Yield Right of Way 1965 by Irvin Shope "Shorty"
- Irvin Shope "Shorty"
- Oil on Canvas
- Dated 1965
- Size: 24" X 36"
- Signed & Dated: Lower RightÂ
A shipping deposit will be charged at the time of order and our shipping department will contact you to work on your shipping and insurance needs before the item ships.
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Born in 1900, Irvin “Shorty” Shope was a traditional Western painter, illustrator, and muralist from Montana. Influenced by painter Edgar S. Paxson, Shope worked as a cowboy and held various full-time jobs while painting at night. He was also a founding member of the Cowboy Artists of America. Shope's work was dedicated to depicting the authentic West, and he died in 1977.
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Yield Right of Way 1965 by Irvin Shope "Shorty"
- Irvin Shope "Shorty"
- Oil on Canvas
- Dated 1965
- Size: 24" X 36"
- Signed & Dated: Lower RightÂ
A shipping deposit will be charged at the time of order and our shipping department will contact you to work on your shipping and insurance needs before the item ships.
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Born in 1900, Irvin “Shorty” Shope was a traditional Western painter, illustrator, and muralist from Montana. Influenced by painter Edgar S. Paxson, Shope worked as a cowboy and held various full-time jobs while painting at night. He was also a founding member of the Cowboy Artists of America. Shope's work was dedicated to depicting the authentic West, and he died in 1977.
