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James
L. Crow
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"Across The Board"
Watercolor & gouache, 13" x 21"
$3,000
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"Turned Loose"
Oil on canvas, 24" x 30"
$7,500
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"Approaching The Gate"
Oil on canvas, 14" x 18"
$3,500
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"A Winning Effort (Twin Spires)"
Oil on canvas, 16" x 20"
$4,500
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"Reception Committee"
Oil on canvas, 16" x 20"
$4,500
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"And They're Off..."
Oil on canvas, 24" x 36"
$12,500
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 James
L. Crow and wife Molly live on a small farm near Lexington, Kentucky,
where they raise and train American Saddlebred horses. Mr. Crow has
been a professional artist since 1955, specializing in Sporting Art
since 1979. His paintings have been displayed at the Kentucky Horse
Park (a one-man show and several AAEA exhibitions); the Kentucky
Derby Museum at Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY; the James Hunt Baker
Invitational, New Jersey; and others. He has won many awards including
Best of Show, Best Sporting Art and Best Watercolor.
Mr.
Crow's paintings and prints hang in private collections throughout
the United States, Canada, Europe, England, Australia, and Japan.
He has done commissions for The Marchioness of Tavistock; Woburn
Abbey, England; the American Saddlebred Horse Association; Star
World of Arabians; Anderson Fowler, New Jersey; Wayne Newton;
and Michele Macfarlane, Scripps Miramar Ranch, San Diego, California.
His
paintings have been published in books and magazines including Racing
in Art and The Art of the Horse; the cover of the
1998 issue of Equine Images; and the 1991 cover for Maryland
Horse.
Mr.
Crow is represented by Collector's Gallery, Lexington, Kentucky
and the Klausner Cooperage Gallery, Louisville, Kentucky.
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