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Arthur Roy Mitchell
(1889 - 1977)
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Exhibits - current |
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Signature Examples* |
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Auctions upcoming for him* |
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Lived/Active: Colorado
Known for: cowboy-frontier genre painting, cartoons
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This biography from the Archives of AskART:
|  A.R. Mitchell’s paintings are examples of western art, ranging from paintings to illustration work done for the western pulp novels popular in his day.
Harvey Dunn was Arthur Roy Mitchell’s art teacher at Grand Central Art School in New York City, and a famous painter in his own right.
He became a lifelong friend of Mitchell’s and spent many summers in Trinidad, painting the landscapes and western scenes.
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AR Mitchell Memorial Museum of Western Art |
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