Working from a studio on an 18-acre ranch near Loveland, Colorado, John DeMott paints depictions of wildlife, Indians, and frontier figures in landscapes. His style, which he calls Historical Realism, combines Impressionism and Realism and includes Northern Plains Indians and figures from the American West from the 1850s to the turn-of-the century.
He uses Native American models and simulates those early days by standing in the path of stampeding buffalo, participating in 1880-style shoot (showing 500 of 3347 characters). |
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