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The Butterfield Overland Stage Across Arizona by Marjorie Reed
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24 pages including 20 paintings by Marjorie Reed of Butterfield Overland Stage Stations. This book was one in a series of four featuring paintings of the Butterfield Overland Stage route. |
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Softcover $45
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The Butterfield Overland Stage Through New Mexico and Texas by Marjorie Reed |
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28 pages including 25 paintings by Marjorie Reed of Butterfield Overland Stage Stations in Texas and New Mexico. |
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Softcover $45
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The Butterfield Overland Stage in Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri by Marjorie Reed |
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20 pages including 20 paintings by Marjorie Reed of Butterfield Overland Stage Stations. Narrative text, vintage photos, and sketches by Marjorie. |
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Softcover $45
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The Colorful Butterfield Overland Stage by Marjorie Reed. Text by Richard Pourade. |
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This is the first book in the series. Five editions were published by Best West Publications between 1966 and 1971. Hardcover and softcover often available in various conditions. Please inquire for avavailability and pricing. |
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The Cowboy's Dream: The Mythic Life and Art of Lon Megargee by Betsy Fahlman |
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Biography of Arizona's first cowboy artist, complete with 90 color paintings by Megargee and over 140 B&W photos and line drawings. Signed by Betsy Fahlman |
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Hardcover $65
Softcover $45
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Arizona Tryptych by Donna Ashworth |
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History and fiction are blended in this three-part book about northern Arizona artists. Part I is a historical novel about a woman artist from New York who travels to Flagstaff in the 1920's to recover from tuberulosis. Part II is a biography of Lillian Wilhelm Smith, who came to northern Arizona from New York in 1915 to paint book covers for Zane Grey. Part III is a murder mystery involving the great-granddaughters of the artist in Part I set in present day Flagstaff. |
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Softcover $30
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The Artist and the Bucking Horse by Valona Varnum Crowell |
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Almost 40 images (B&W) of Cowboys on bucking horses by artists including Frederick Remington, Olaf Wieghorst, Charlie Dye, Edward Borein, Marjorie Reed, Ace Powell and more. |
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Hardcover $17.50
Softcover $12.50
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James Swinnerton: The Artist and his Work by Harold G. Davidson (used) |
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Complete biography of James Swinnerton, the Dean of Desert Artists and famous cartoonist. Includes over fifty color images of original Swinnerton paintings and cartoons . With dust jacket, in excellent condition. |
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Hardcover with dust jacket
Various conditions, prices and availability. Please inquire
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The West and Walter Bimson
Forward and text by William E. Steadman, University of Arizona Museum of Art |
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Walter Bimson, former chairman of Valley National Bank ammassed a large and prominent collection of Western Art, much of it featuring Arizona based artists. Over 140 images in color and black and white by artists ranging from Albert Bierstadt and Currier and Ives to Frank Tenney Johnson and W. R. Leigh. |
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Mint Condition
Still in Shrink wrap
$80
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Kate Cory-The Hopi Photographs
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An "extraordinary collection of photographs, never before published" which were taken by Arizona artist Kate Cory, who actually lived at Walpai with Hopi between 1905-1912. After she left the Hopi closed their ceremonies to outsiders, a practice they have continued since. |
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Good Condition
Paperback
$75
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Blue Coyote Gallery
6145 E. Cave Creek Rd.
Cave Creek, AZ 85331
480-488-2334
info@bluecoyotegallery.com
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