Malcolm Furlow, Indian at the Table
Malcolm Furlow
Choctaw, 1946 - 2023
Indian at the Table
acrylic on canvas
signed upper right: FURlOW
inscribed verso: 40x30 / #863 / "INDIAN AT / The TABlE" / © FuRlow
30 x 40 in. (76.2 x 101.6 cm.)
Private Collection, California
Malcolm Furlow was an American painter associated with Taos and the contemporary art of the Southwest, known for bold, highly saturated depictions of Native figures, cowboys, buffalo, and Western life. Born in Wyoming and later active in New Mexico, he first studied art at the University of Texas before leaving to work as a professional musician for many years, eventually returning to painting and developing the vivid, expressionistic style for which he became best known. His work is distinguished by electrifying color, flattened forms, and a dynamic, modern reimagining of Western subject matter.
Condition
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Malcolm Furlow
Choctaw, 1946 - 2023
Indian at the Table
acrylic on canvas
signed upper right: FURlOW
inscribed verso: 40x30 / #863 / "INDIAN AT / The TABlE" / © FuRlow
30 x 40 in. (76.2 x 101.6 cm.)
Private Collection, California
Malcolm Furlow was an American painter associated with Taos and the contemporary art of the Southwest, known for bold, highly saturated depictions of Native figures, cowboys, buffalo, and Western life. Born in Wyoming and later active in New Mexico, he first studied art at the University of Texas before leaving to work as a professional musician for many years, eventually returning to painting and developing the vivid, expressionistic style for which he became best known. His work is distinguished by electrifying color, flattened forms, and a dynamic, modern reimagining of Western subject matter.
Condition
A condition report for this lot is available upon request (please include the lot number in your request) and is provided by Santa Fe Art Auction as a courtesy and convenience for potential buyers.
