Navajo Blanket Traders | Ron Rencher | Oil | Sage Creek Gallery

Navajo Blanket Traders

$7,200
Sale price  $7,200 Regular price 
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Navajo Blanket Traders | Ron Rencher | Oil | Sage Creek Gallery

Ron Rencher

Navajo Blanket Traders

Oil | 20 x 24 in
$7,200
Sale price  $7,200 Regular price 

Navajo Blanket Traders places the viewer at the heart of a timeless Southwest exchange — the rich geometry and color of Navajo textiles spread before traders whose knowledge of the work runs generations deep. Rencher's larger format gives the scene room to breathe, capturing both the visual splendor of the blankets and the human dignity of the people who make and trade them. A painting steeped in the cultural life of the Southwest.

Original oil, 20"H × 24"W. Available through Sage Creek Gallery.

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Ron Rencher | Oil Painter | Sage Creek Gallery

About the artist

A resident of El Prado, New Mexico , Ron and his artist-wife, Carlene Reeves currently live and work in their home studios. They often travel to various locations, ranging from California to Maine, to paint on location and taking their works back to the studios for use as studies for larger paintings. He has been a Signature Member of The Plein Air Painters of America since 1998.

Ron’s most recent accolades include: Golden Thunderbird (Artist’s Choice), Gold Medal for best group of paintings overall, 2015 Maynard Dixon Country Invitational., at the Bingham Gallery in Mt. Carmel, Utah; Plein Air Magazine Associate Member Award of Excellence at the American Impressionist Society 17th National Juried Exhibition; Best Associate Honorable Mention at the Oil Painters of America 25th National Juried Exhibition.

He is included in several books and magazine features: Art of the National Parks; Historic Connections, Contemporary Interpretations, Fresco Books; Painters of Utah’s Canyons and Deserts, Gibbs Smith Publisher; Enchanted Isle, A History of Plein Air Painting in Catalina Island; feature articles in Art of the West, American Artist, The Artist’s Magazine, Plein Air Magazine; and the PBS series Plein Air: Painting the American Landscape.