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ALL ARTWORK WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR
PURCHASE ONLINE JULY 19, 2024.

Robert Spooner

Robert Spooner prefers oils as his medium of choice for painting, and his style has evolved from traditional oil painting techniques to a more intricate and layered approach involving oil, plasters, and waxes on fiberboard. His creative process is additive and destructive, taking several weeks to complete each piece. According to Spooner, an "obsessive curiosity" drives his work forward, emphasizing the importance of self-motivation and drive in creating art. He believes that art should be created for the sake of the process and not solely for financial gain, with selling the work being a byproduct of the process rather than the main motivation.

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2024 Artwork

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A Good Years Harvest by Robert Spooner

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Saddle High by Robert Spooner

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Mowin' Grain by Robert Spooner

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Two Acres a Day by Robert Spooner

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4610 Carey Ave  |  Cheyenne, Woming 82009  |   (307) 778-7290

The 2024 Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Western Art Show & Sale catalog is updated daily and does not represent the show in its entirety. Information within is subject to change without notice.

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