20 Paintings in 2020

Ray Pague’s 20 Paintings in 2020 Art Exhibition was first shown at JesseFest in the “Forest Gallery” near Selma, Oregon.

Works that have been sold are marked as such. To inquire about available paintings, please contact the artist.

Charcoal Study of “Earthknower”

After Maynard Dixon

30″ x 21″
Charcoal on hardboard panel
Framed/with glass

Generations

Charcoal Composition inspired by Edward C. Curtis’ 1931 photographs of Native Americans

30″ x 21″
Charcoal on hardboard panel
Framed/with glass

The Bathers

30″ x 21″
Ink Stick and Acrylic on hardboard panel
Framed

Riders

Inspired by Edgar Payne’s 1920’s desert landscapes.

30″ x 21″
Charcoal, ink stick on hardboard panel
Framed

Purple Sky

30″ x 21″
Acrylic, ink stick on hardboard
Framed

Along the Colorado River near Moab, Utah (Plein air)

27 3/4″ x 35 1/4″
Gouache, ink stick, acrylic, and oil on hardboard panel
Framed

“Communication,” Arches National Park, Utah (Plein air)

33 ½” x 27 ½”
Charcoal, ink stick, and acrylic on canvas panel
Framed

Taking A Break

A study of Edgar Payne’s 1929 “Three Navaho Riders on Horseback.”
33 ¾” x 26 ¾”
Acrylic on hardboard panel
Framed

Tenderness

A study of Mahonri Young’s 1919 painting of a Navaho shepherdess.
27″ x 23 ½”
Acrylic on hardboard panel
Framed

Timeless Guardian

A study of Maynard Dixon’s 1922 “Desert Shepherdess.”
30″ x 21″
Charcoal, ink stick, and acrylic on hardboard panel
Framed

Three Hopi Women

A study of a 1916 watercolor by Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton, “Three Hopi Maidens.”
30″ x 21″
Oil on hardboard panel
Framed
SOLD

Kokopelli

18″ x 14″
Walnut ink on paper
Framed/ with glass
SOLD

Lone Warrior

Inspired by a 1915 Maynard Dixon photo.
14″ x 20″
Walnut ink on paper
Framed/with glass
SOLD

The Grandmothers

Inspired by Grandmothers Who Counsel The World and the life of Agnes Baker Pilgrim, our beloved “Grandma Aggie.”
17 ¾” x 14″
Walnut ink on paper
Framed/ with glass

Hilltop Council

14″ x 22″
Oil on canvas panel
Framed
SOLD