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Cowboy Artist of America – Tim Cox

October 8, 2015 by EquineVIP

WHASSUP ?Tim Cox paints what he knows; ranchers, stewards of the range, cowboys or country kids – all of them touch his heart. Vibrant horses, beautiful cattle; add a striking landscape with dramatic skies – clear blue, wispy pink clouds or spectacular thunderheads and you have a Tim Cox painting.

Have you always been an artist?
Yes – I have early memories of drawing as a young boy. I was encouraged by my family and sold my first painting to my 8th grade teacher. I started by sketching old ranch houses, horses and wildlife and that same theme is consistent of my work now. My work was shown in a major art gallery by the time I was seventeen. I’ve been so fortunate because art galleries have always wanted to represent my paintings.

Your paintings are an accurate depiction of life in the West, ranching and horses. You must have experienced this life yourself?
I gained my knowledge because I am a 4th generation ranching family and have lived and worked on ranches all my life. When I was younger, my summer time job was working on ranches. All I’ve known is ranching and painting.
When did you realize your work as an artist was your profession?
I guess I never knew I couldn’t do it professionally! However, my career didn’t start off at a gallop. I slowly built sales, and each gallery that carried my work got better and better. In 1979 one of my paintings sold for $10K and that boosted my confidence.

The Cowboy Artists of America is a respected organization celebrating its 50th anniversary. Tell us about CAA?
It is the longest surviving organization of fine art artists. There are about 20 members. An artist can be invited to become a member if their work authentically preserves the culture of western life in fine art. They host an annual art show in October at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Your work is very detailed. How long does it take you to paint a medium size work?
It takes about 6 weeks – however – I work 12 hours a day, seven days a week. I’ve been painting 40 years and hope each painting keeps getting better at telling the story of the American West.

Beside major paintings, is there other Tim Cox artwork available for purchase?
Some of my works are available as Limited Edition Prints, Canvases, and Giclées starting at $40.
For more information about Tim Cox and his paintings www.TimCox.com

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