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39×39×2.5
Oil on Canvas
He didn't actually exist in the Old West, but Festus Haggen is no less important to Cowboy history. Legends have grown through books, movies, tv and more. The cowboy fascination of the 1900s seems to be dissolving, but like a mural on a wall, it will hang on. That resilience is American as it gets.
This piece measures 39”x39”x2.5” framed with a custom built and painted float frame created entirely by Nathan. The frames are built as an extension of the artwork - rather than containing the artwork as frames often do, the frames for these paintings intend to amplify the artwork and change the nature of the piece. No longer is it just an image on a flat canvas, but rather an entity all it’s own, inspired by street art that is almost never constrained to a completely flat surface.
39×39×2.5
Oil on Canvas
He didn't actually exist in the Old West, but Festus Haggen is no less important to Cowboy history. Legends have grown through books, movies, tv and more. The cowboy fascination of the 1900s seems to be dissolving, but like a mural on a wall, it will hang on. That resilience is American as it gets.
This piece measures 39”x39”x2.5” framed with a custom built and painted float frame created entirely by Nathan. The frames are built as an extension of the artwork - rather than containing the artwork as frames often do, the frames for these paintings intend to amplify the artwork and change the nature of the piece. No longer is it just an image on a flat canvas, but rather an entity all it’s own, inspired by street art that is almost never constrained to a completely flat surface.