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Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902) Yosemite Valley, Glacier Point Trail & Sierra Nevada I
The next installment of mind-blowing paintings by Dave Hasler. “Wilderness Strength” and “Flintlock Artistry”. I don’t know how many more he will do in this series, but I am just in awe and so honored to be featured in these with my beloved longrifle.
For more of Dave’s amazing work visit:
ART OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER Americana Art
“The Frontiersman Popular Magazine” cover Illustration — art by N.C. Wyeth, 1911
I am stunned and incredibly honored by this work of beautiful Americana art by Dave Hasler of Dave Hasler Art. His detailed depictions of 18th century frontier settlers and indigenous peoples are simply mind-blowing, and I am definitely speechless. Thank you Dave, and to the wonderful Karlie Fox of Karlie Fox Photography for taking the photos that are the inspiration for this series of paintings (this is #1).
“My newest painting “Frontier Pride” depicting the strength and courage of colonial women in the wilderness of 18th century America.
Original acrylic painting on canvas
18x24”
Dave’s art can be viewed and purchased at https://www.davehaslerart.com
ART OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER Americana Art
S Wrench Buckaroos by William Herbert "Buck" Dunton (28 August 1878 - 18 March 1936) By far one of my favorite artists.
Tragic Prelude: The Plainsman John Steuart Curry, 1942
“The Frontiersman Popular Magazine” cover illustration by N.C. Wyeth