Kenneth M. Freeman 
"Timeout"
This art print is:
NEW
Hand Signed Lithograph
Limited Edition (# Received may be different that the one in the provided photograph)
Custom Framed in a brown frame.
Double matted in off-white and red
Framed Size: 36" x 29"
Image Size: 28" x 21"
Ready to hang!
Kenneth M. Freeman (1935-2008) was an American artist, renowned for his Western-themed art, particularly his portrayals of cowboys, cowgirls, Native Americans, Buffalo Soldiers, and mountain men. He was affectionately known as "The Rembrandt of the Rodeo" by the press.
Style and Subject Matter: Freeman's art focused on the American West, drawing on his personal experiences and observations. He had a talent for capturing the personalities of the individuals who characterized the West, utilizing a unique blend of light and depth of color.
Technique and Training: He learned his painting technique at the American Art Academy. His work reflects his passion for the West and its rich cultural heritage.
Notable Works and Recognition: One of his notable oil paintings is "Ruins of the Past". His work has been exhibited and collected worldwide, residing in numerous public and private collections.
Background and Artistic Journey: Freeman was born in Chicago, Illinois, and displayed artistic talent from a young age. He received a scholarship to attend the American Academy of Art, where he honed his skills. He later became a successful illustrator for 20 years before dedicating himself fully to painting the West.