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Tom Mix
$225.00 – $315.00
Tom Mix was an early 20th Century cowboy film star.
This painting is done from a black and white photo of early 20th century cowboy film star Tom Mix. I added the colors to give it life. Western films of this era portrayed a glamourous life as a cowboy. The reality was it was a hard and low paying job. Tom Mix was one of the pallbearers for real life western legend Wyatt Earp in 1929. Tom Mix was killed in a single car crash on AZ Highway 79 south of Florence, Arizona in 1940. A monument to him is found at the spot where he died. He was 60 years old.
Reproduction sizes available: 16” x 16” on canvas and metal.
Tom Mix was an early 20th Century cowboy film star.
This painting is done from a black and white photo of early 20th century cowboy film star Tom Mix. I added the colors to give it life. Western films of this era portrayed a glamourous life as a cowboy. The reality was it was a hard and low paying job. Tom Mix was one of the pallbearers for real life western legend Wyatt Earp in 1929. Tom Mix was killed in a single car crash on AZ Highway 79 south of Florence, Arizona in 1940. A monument to him is found at the spot where he died. He was 60 years old.
Painting Name: Tom Mix
Medium: Acrylic paint on canvas
Size of original work: 16” x 16”
Original in artist’s collection. Original not for sale.
Genre: Western Lifestyle, Cowboy
Reproduction sizes available: 16” x 16” on canvas and metal.
| Dimensions | 16 × 16 in |
|---|---|
| Artist | David Scott Taylor |
| Medium | Acrylic Paint |
| Support Medium | Canvas, Metal |
| Sizes | 16" x 16" |
| Types | Reproduction |
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