Master landscape artist Curt Walters of Sedona, Arizona, will be a part of the third annual American Masters Fine Art Show & Sale held at the exclusive Salmagundi Club in New York City May 5 – 16, 2010.
Walters will be in attendance, displaying two new pieces in the show, which benefits The Salmagundi Club.
Long regarded as the “Master of the Grand Canyon,” Walters’ first piece, “Overture to Twilight,” is a 28″ x 22″ view of the National Park from the trail to Maricopa Point, as a late light dapples the landscape through the clouds. The second is “Above Borum Lake” (10″ x 12″), painted on location in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming.
The Salmagundi Club is one of America’s first established art organizations, and has served as a hub for fine art and artists since 1871. The members participate in a number of events, including special exhibitions by members and non-members alike, lectures, debates and fund raising events.
Named “One of Eight TRUE Masters” by Art of the West in 2007, he’s won a staggering array of awards from some of Western Art’s most prestigious shows. In just over a decade, Walters’ has taken home the highly coveted Prix de West Award, the Trustees’ Purchase Award from Masters of the American West, and the Artist of Distinction Award at Quest for the West in addition to six Patrons’ Choice Awards.
Walters’ work can be found in the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, the Autry National Center of the American West in Los Angeles, The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in Indianapolis, The Forbes Magazine Galleries, Leanin’ Tree Museum in Boulder, the Pierce Art Museum in San Antonio and at the Grand Canyon National Park.
His paintings are available at the Trailside Galleries in Scottsdale, Arizona and Jackson, Wyoming, at the Claggett/Rey Galleries in Vail, Colorado, and from his online gallery.
For more information about the American Masters Show, please visit their website.
For more information about the Salmagundi Club, please visit their website.
