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Buckeye Blake

Buckeye Blake grew up on the rodeo circuit. His father was a rodeo rider. Now Blake is one of the best-known artists in and of the West. During the fall of 1993, at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming, his work was the subject of the first one-man show given by a living artist since 1986. Exhibition curator Sarah Boehme says Blake "conveys a sense of timelessness to show that the Old West was never completely left behind."

Fans of Blake's work include writer Thomas McGuane and businessmen-ranchers Dan Lufkin, James Taggart and Herbert Allen. Limited edition prints and posters by Buckeye Blake are also available.




"Buffalo Bill:

The Man, The Legend"

Gouache,  20"h x 15"w

$5,000

"Buffalo Bill's Wild West"

Scarf

Gouache, Pen & Ink

20"h x 20"w

$8,500


"Through the Organ Pipe"
Painted Bronze,

Edition of 36
$5,000

"Legend of the West"

Watercolor, Pen & Ink

10"h x 12"w

$3,100

"Evening by the Stream"

Gouache,  12 1/2"h x 12"w

$3,000

"Apache Sentinel"

Watercolor, Pen & Ink on Panel

14"h x 10"w

$3,650

Additional work by Buckeye Blake.

To see Limited Edition scarves and ties by artist Buckeye Blake, click here.

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