16’8”x5’ Oil Painting on Linen
Showing at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport December 12 thru May 1
Price: Negotiable
(Contemporary Sunflower)
Artist: DALLAS MAYER
30X40 OIL ON CANVAS
Price: $3,180.00
5 X 5 oil on gallery wrapped canvas
Price: $99
Cardinals are a blessing. Dressed in red, ready for Christmas.
12x16 Oil on Linen Panel
Price: $508
These horses choose to hang out under this lonely leaning tree on this vast landscape.
11x14 Oil on Canvas
Price: $408
Morning Space where the fog is lingering in the distance, invites the viewer to relax. Morning coffee on Evelyn’s deck sure starts the day off right.
16x20 Oil on Canvas
Price: $848
Dallas Mayer Gallery of Fine Art is Suites #47 & #115 in Arts In Thé Sunset. She is a Oklahoma Ranchlady, that just happens to be a Palo Duro Plein Air Painter. She hopes you can imagination yourself on this trail ride. You have on your stretch Levi’s and your favorite pair of boots and you’re comfortable in the saddle on your well broke palomino. Riding along enjoying the flora and fauna of the Canyon, as your horse takes long strides on this beautiful day. Looking forward to the New Year and excited to know what is « Just Around The Bend.
16x20 Oil on Canvas
Price: $848
Comanchero traders were the Traders with the Plains Indians. Jim Green is a historical re-enactor who models for some of us artists at Arts In Thé Sunset. I painted this at a live model setting.
14x11 Oil on Linen
Price: $408
God has so graciously given us the Sky Overhead to enjoy. Everyday is a new art show as the sun greets the morning and says goodnight to the evening.
12 x 36 Oil On Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Price: $1,144
Off in the distance there is a storm brewing. Looking forward to a nice rain.
24 x 24 Oil on canvas
Price: $1,526
Cowboys moving cattle through the cactus, is a tranquil sight to see.
11 x 14 Oil on linen board
Price: $408
When you starve a cow to it, they will eat cactus patties. Pretty tough times to be eating cactus for breakfast!
11 x 14 Oil on linen board
Price: $408
- Palo Duro Plein Air Painters - March 4th, 2017; Palo Duro Canyon, Texas
It was a windy day with a haze over the canyon. This day will always be remembered in Texas history as the big prairie re that burned to Kansas across Oklahoma from Texas. Four young people lost their lives trying to save their herd of cattle and get home to their family after fighting the wildfi re all day. We are all neighbors helping each other to survive and recover.
11 x 14 Oil on linen board
Price: $408
It is a pleasant day to move cattle when there is no wind… just sunshine.
12 x 36 Oil On Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Price: $1,144
Everyday we pray for rain and we never give up hope. God is faithful.
18 x 24 Oil on linen
Price: $1,144
There is nothing more exciting than finding a relic of the past while out hiking. If only bones could speak to tell their tales.
24 x 36 Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Price: $2,289
The Freshman is the new kid in the herd. He will soon fit in.
18 x 24 Oil on canvas
Price: $1,144
Coyotes are interesting creatures, always at the ready to hunt. Their sense of smell must be amazing. When they sense me in their environment, they slink down and sneak away, hoping to not be seen. This coyote is enjoying the scent of the hunt on a beautiful day.
18 x 24 Oil on linen
Price: $1,144
There is nothing more exciting than finding a relic of the past while out hiking. If only bones could speak to tell their tales.
16 x 20 Oil on canvas
Price: $848
This jackrabbit has found himself a spot among the cactus during a morning shower. He continues to sit and enjoy the summer morning after the rain.
12 x 16 Oil on panel
Price: $508
Study at Palo Duro Canyon under the direction of Lorenzo Chavez.
11 x 14 Oil on linen board
Price: $408
Baby calves are notorious for running ahead of their mama’s, then suddenly realizing that they have no mama to guide them. They are fun to watch as they run ahead – turn around – then run ahead again. It is a favorite game they play – waiting for Mama!
11 x 14 Oil on linen board
Price: $408
Bison seem to know before the weatherman when it is going to rain. This baby has his nose in the air and is smelling the rain. There really is nothing better than the smell of rain, “I believe I could get used to it”.
20 x 18 Oil on linen
Price: $954
Well, well… Sometimes life is better in the shade. This longhorn steer has found shade on a 100 plus degree day. He has it made in the shade!!
11 x 14 Oil on linen
Price: $408
Mack Dick Pavilion at Palo Duro Canyon is the setting of these climbing rocks just right for little kids to crawl up and stand on. Remember playing King of the Mountain?
27 x 33 Oil on canvas
Price: $2,448
The pretty yellow cactus flowers lay before this longhorn cow and calf as they prepare to spend the summer day grazing on a feast of forage.
11 x 14 Oil On Linen Board
Price: $408
Bison can trace their linage back to the beginning of time. They were put here on this earth to graze, grow, and to provide resources. Bison leather is used for all sorts of things that are useful. For generations of time they continue to be an integral part of our environment.
24 x 18 Oil on linen
Price: $1,144
Before the 1960's we hardly had a windmill on the Mayer Ranch. The cattle watered from earth dams and the river. Climbing windmills is part of the routine maintenance that happens in the spring and fall. Our windmills are 35'-50' tall - now that is a High Altitude Oil Change.
36 x 36 Oil on Gallery Wrap canvas
Price: $2,385
Every rancher dreams of lots of land and cattle.
20 x 16 Oil on linen
Price: $848
Available at the Hacienda del Sol, Bed & Breakfast in Taos, New Mexico.
When I see a red cardinal it brings a sense a joy and happiness to me. This cardinal is enjoying the fountain this fine sunny day.
16 x 20 Oil on linen
Price: $848
Available at the Taos Art Museum Store at the Fechin House
Opulence denotes wealth. The land and the cattle are the wealth of the plains. When I drive across country and see the cattle enjoying their life out in the open, ranging free, it is relaxing to me.
12 x 16 Oil on linen
Price: $508
Available at Grammercy Road
Includes a high quality plein air frame
When I stayed in the Sorenson Cabin on the rim I painted this long view of Palo Duro Canyon. It is breath taking!
16 x 20 Oil on linen
Price: $848
Hereford cows are such pretty animals when the sun shines bright on their beautiful red hides.
24 x 48 Oil on linen
Price: $3,052
Will show in my gallery soon.
The bluff is a landmark in Texas just over the Oklahoma border. It can be seen from our ranch where we run cattle. Lightning Point so named because it is the highest point around that serves as a lightning point.
24x48 Oil on linen
Price: $3,052
Antelope do not jump fences like deer, they go in between the wires, under the wire or anywhere there is a hole. These females are being herded by the buck and are systematic in their pecking order following in rapid secession.
11 x 14 Oil on linen
Price: $500
This painting happened along the roadside. Plein air painting an excellent study of producing results when standing there working on your visual perspective of the subject. The Outbuildings was painted quickly. I finished it in my studio the next day.
24 x 36 watercolor with gouache
Price: $2,289
Tyler is my son. He was about three when his Grandmother snapped a photo of him standing by the cattle cake feed box that his Great Grandfather invented and made out of necessity in the 1940's to feed his cattle. I loved the photo so much that I painted My Little Cowboy.
24 x 36 watercolor with gouache
Price: $2, 289
Jim, my husband, trims our horses feet. Here he is with Pal giving him a needed trimming.
15 x 30 Oil on canvas
Price: $1,192
Available at Grammercy Road, Amarillo, TX.
This view is on our Oklahoma Centennial Ranch. My husband, Jim overlooks what he thinks is the best valley on the ranch. His great grandfather, Jim Beasley, arrived in No Mans Land 1883. He led on his claim in 1885.
12 x 24 Oil on linen
This painting was chosen as Best Of Show at the Best of The Southwest Fall Show in Amarillo, Texas. This painting depicts a softly painted herd of angora goats on a Southwest Texas Ranch, standing behind an island of prickly pear cactus covered in brilliant red cactus apples.
16 x 20 Oil on linen
Original SOLD. Reproductions at the Taos Art Museum
Price of unframed reproductions $25
Neal's mom had Alzheimer's and had a special liking and concern with this cow. During her illness, she was able to connect with this cow feeding her by hand, lumps of cake, out of the pickup window. Neal was forever grateful that his mom connected with this particular cow. Mom's cow bloodlines can be traced back to Bill & Earlene Witt's cow herd. Witt's are Neal's in laws.
