RA Mclendon…WAVES CRASHING ON BEACH ROCKS
R.A. Mclendon Florida Highwaymen Painting.
Oil on upson- signed lower. board measures 24×36 framed to overall size of 28×34. African American Highwaymen Folk Art, evolved from the Backus Indian River School Art Colony.
| Price | $4,800.00 | ||
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| Size: | 24in x 36in (LxH) |
Description
Brush and palette knife explode, producing the tumultuous waves that crash among the rock outcroppings of this custom commissioned work. One can tell how this is a special piece due to the time it took the artist give blues to separate the different depth’s of water and horizon. On reverse in ink: Painted for David Taylor 1960’s. Board measures 24×36 framed to overall size of 28×40. The Taylor family were friends with RA Mclendon and were responsible for the large swath of land know as “Taylor’s Ranch” in Florida. The Taylor family brought the Brahmam cows to Florida through central Florida.
Painting Features
| Artist | R.A. McLendon |
| Period | 1960’s |
| Framing | Original frame |
| Condition | Very Fine |
| Providence | Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, Written on back is “Painted for David Taylor 1960’s” |
