Riders in the Corral by Bernard Baruch Zakheim, Oil on Canvas P3556

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A lively Western scene depicting a group of horseback riders and cowboys gathered with horses and cattle against a mountain landscape. Painted with loose, expressive brushwork and a rich palette, the work has the energetic quality characteristic of Zakheim’s figurative paintings. Presented in its custom wood frame with turquoise-painted accents. The frame compliments the piece nicely. Bernard Baruch Zakheim was a Polish-born painter, muralist, sculptor, and one of the important figures of San Francisco’s 1930s mural movement. After immigrating to California in 1920, he studied art in San Francisco and became known for his bold, socially conscious Expressionist style. He worked on the celebrated Coit Tower murals and major public murals for UCSF before later settling in Sebastopol, where he continued painting and sculpture. His work is held in collections including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Measures 20" x 26", in frame 26.5" x 32"

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