Western Painting, "Crossing The Pass. Oil on Panel, Gerry Michael Metz (b. 1943) #1212 Sold
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Western Painting,
Crossing The Pass. Oil on Panel, by Gerry Michael Metz (b. 1943) |#1212
Description: Western Painting, #1212, "Crossing The Pass", Oil on Panel, by Gerry Michael Metz (b. 1943)
Dimensions: Measures 21 1/2 inches high x 14 1/4 wide + 4 1/2 Matte & Frame
Condition: Excellent
The following biography is based on information provided by Sue Willoughby of Prescott, Arizona:
Gerry Metz is a painter and sculptor in realist style of Old West subjects, and he settled in Scottsdale, Arizona in 1971. He was born and raised and educated in Chicago, attending Wright Junior College from 1961 to 1962 and the School of Professional Art from 1963 to 1964. From 1962 to 1965, he was a commercial artist and director of the Village Art School in Skokie, and from 1971 to 1973, he was an instructor of Oil Painting and Life Drawing at the Phoenix Art Museum. From 1973, he has devoted himself to being a fine artist.
Working in Arizona, he tries to imagine what it was like one-hundred years ago.
His work is in collections in Arizona including the Valley National Bank and the Wrigley Mansion and in other locations including the Franklin Mint and Miles Laboratories. He has exhibited in the Biltmore Celebrity Show in Los Angeles, the Governors Invitational in Cheyenne, Wyoming and the Peppertree Americana in Santa Ynez, California. (Source: AskArt)
Crossing The Pass. Oil on Panel, by Gerry Michael Metz (b. 1943) |#1212
Description: Western Painting, #1212, "Crossing The Pass", Oil on Panel, by Gerry Michael Metz (b. 1943)
Dimensions: Measures 21 1/2 inches high x 14 1/4 wide + 4 1/2 Matte & Frame
Condition: Excellent
The following biography is based on information provided by Sue Willoughby of Prescott, Arizona:
Gerry Metz is a painter and sculptor in realist style of Old West subjects, and he settled in Scottsdale, Arizona in 1971. He was born and raised and educated in Chicago, attending Wright Junior College from 1961 to 1962 and the School of Professional Art from 1963 to 1964. From 1962 to 1965, he was a commercial artist and director of the Village Art School in Skokie, and from 1971 to 1973, he was an instructor of Oil Painting and Life Drawing at the Phoenix Art Museum. From 1973, he has devoted himself to being a fine artist.
Working in Arizona, he tries to imagine what it was like one-hundred years ago.
His work is in collections in Arizona including the Valley National Bank and the Wrigley Mansion and in other locations including the Franklin Mint and Miles Laboratories. He has exhibited in the Biltmore Celebrity Show in Los Angeles, the Governors Invitational in Cheyenne, Wyoming and the Peppertree Americana in Santa Ynez, California. (Source: AskArt)
