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Art, Landscarpe, Oil on Canvas, Wild Horse Roundup, Hyde, 1934, 1141

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Add a pop of personality to your surroundings with this lively oil-on-canvas painting by renowned artist Claude Hyde. The colorful scene is a wild horse roundup against a southwestern landscape. The context is comical, the colors are beautiful (soft and soothing), and the frame is a country-chic wooden frame.

Claude Hyde, Yuma Arizona, also known as “The Ranchero Artist,” “A Son of the Western Trail,” and “Born to the Brush.”  Hyde lived in a tent in the desert and sold his art to support his tubercular wife.

  • artist: Clyde Hyde
  • hallmarks: signed lower right hand "Hyde 34 Tucson"
  • materials: oil on canvas, frame
  • dimensions: 16" x 22"
  • vintage condition
  • nicks and scraping to frame
  • dust accretion to canvas
  • original frame
  • style: ART-1141
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