Painting by Richard Jolley 20 Artwork Sold

Strays

Oil, Wood (Requires Framing)

24in (W) x 18in (H) x 0.3in (D)

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$3,130

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Artwork Description

Some time ago, I was allowed to tag along on a cattle drive, so that I could collect reference material. Two paintings have resulted from that experience. This is one of them.

A cowboy collects a couple of strays that have veered off the trail.

Artist Bio

Biography

Richard Kimball Jolley, American oil painter, b. 1954 –

R.K. Jolley graduated from Utah State University with a Bachelor of Arts
Degree in Fine Art, and has been painting professionally for 38 years.

Jolley has a strong attraction to rich, tonal color, expressed in a variety of
styles, particularly, realism, tonalism, and impressionism.

He paints a wide range of subjects including, landscape, figurative, wildlife,
birds, and an occasional non-representative work.

His paintings can be found in collections throughout the United States and
abroad.

Artist’s Statement

What inspires me are, those fleeting moments of patterns of light.

I believe I am mainly influenced by tonalism and impressionism. For the most part, what concerns me the most when creating a work of art is, good color, believable light quality, and making strong, interesting value proportions. I apply these principles to all my subjects, whether they are realistic portrayals or non-representative works.

Commissions

Richard's studio is in Logan, Utah, USA