Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s

Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s

Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s
One of the original 3 Highwaymen, Sam Newton! This original oil painting is on upsom board or Masonite. Signed by the artist Sam Newton. I estimate the era as the late 1960s, although Sam has been active from the early 60s to present. It is possible this painting falls later in that timeline. This is a large painting, measuring 38.5 inches long and 26.5 inches tall including the frame. The painting itself is approximately 35 inches long and 23 inches tall. The painting has not been cleaned or restored, as such is a bit dusty.

While it is not necessary to clean this painting, you may want to as that will only increase the value. These areas are only visible when looking for them up close. The subject of this painting is bank side at an undisclosed location of the Indian River lagoon. The moonlight in the painting shows Sams master of color, light and shading. The subtle pink hue in the dusky clouds contrasts nicely with the silvery moonlight dappling the palm trees, oaks and Spanish moss.

Sam Newton is one of the most collectible and popular of the Florida Highwaymen. The rare opportunity you have with this painting, being that Sam is still painting, is the certain appreciation in value. As the next few decades unfold, Sam Newtons original paintings are expected triple in value.

This large size is much more rare than the usual small and medium paintings Sam is known for. Please view all pictures and feel free to ask questions or request more photos. Your painting will be well packaged and insured.

This is high end one of a kind artwork that is in above average condition, but not perfect. Please do all of your research before purchasing. I require at least 48 hours notice and an appointment. Please message me for details. Below is information about Sam Newton from the World Wide Web.

Samuel Newton was born in Tifton, GA in 1948. He moved to Florida in 1962 to attend high school, where he began painting with his brother Harold Newton.

Harold taught Sam and the Highwaymen to be more than fast painters and fast-talking salesmen, he taught them the skills necessary to be artists. Sam respected his brother's artistic skills and teachings so much that he calls himself a "Highwaymen Not" to disavow belonging to the group, despite having been inducted with the others into the Florida Artists Hall of Fame in 2004. Sam still resides in Florida, where he continues to paint and teach students in the gallery he owns. He is the father of five children and two stepchildren; his son Tracy and his daughter Samurai paint to continue the family art legacy. Sam Newton took great pride in producing quality works; he was known to paint more slowly than the other Highwaymen artists to maintain his quality.

Sam Newton paintings are known for incredible details and a keen eye for colour. Unlike other Highwaymen, Sam Newton learned early on to use traditional artist's tools and quickly became skilled at mixing colours. Sam also refused to subscribe to the "sizing guidelines" that Hair's followers used to make the paintings transportable, he often produced paintings much larger than usual for the Highwaymen 18 x 24 to accommodate the incredibly sharp details he is known for. Sam Newton paintings each have an individual feel and seem to express a real moment in time. The images are more concrete than other Highwaymen paintings; they replace the "dreamlike" quality often seen in Highwaymen art with a sense that the artist has captured a snapshot in time. The item "Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s" is in sale since Thursday, October 10, 2019. This item is in the category "Art\Paintings". The seller is "thebaronsden" and is located in Melbourne, Florida. This item can be shipped to United States.
Florida Highwaymen Sam Newton Moonlight Moss 38x26 Original Oil On Upsom 1960s