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THBJames Boren, watercolor
Lot 216
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$800 - $1,200
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James Boren (1921-1990) Morning in Jackson Hole 10" x 14" watercolor Signed and dated '33 lower left Verso: Titled and signed, $800-1,200 Provenance: Private Collection, TX. James Boren, was particularly known for his contributions to Western art. As an accomplished painter and illustrator, Boren’s work celebrated the landscapes, people, and history of the American West, blending technical skill with a deep respect for his subject matter. His influence extends beyond his artistic output to his role as a mentor, teacher, and leader in the Western art community. Boren’s influence was rooted in his ability to authentically capture the spirit of the West. His detailed and dynamic depictions of cowboys, Native Americans, ranch life, and vast landscapes resonated with audiences, elevating Western art as a serious genre. A founding member of the Cowboy Artists of America (CAA) in 1965, Boren played a pivotal role in promoting the recognition and appreciation of Western art. The CAA became a vital platform for preserving the traditions and narratives of the American West, attracting some of the finest artists of the genre and fostering a community dedicated to artistic excellence.Excellent condition.
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