Ramon Rice Original 1975 Modern Pueblo and similar items
RAMON RICE Original 1975 MODERN PUEBLO LANDSCAPE PLEIN AIR VINTAGE OIL & CANVAS
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$36.00 via Standard shipping (1 to 5 business days) to United States
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Shipping options
Estimated to arrive by Thu, Mar 5th.
Details
$36.00 via Standard shipping (1 to 5 business days) to United States
Offer policy
OBO - Seller accepts offers on this item.
Details
Return policy
Purchase protection
Payment options
PayPal accepted
PayPal Credit accepted
Venmo accepted
PayPal, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express accepted
Maestro accepted
Amazon Pay accepted
Nuvei accepted
Item traits
| Category: | |
|---|---|
| Quantity Available: |
Only one in stock, order soon |
| Condition: |
Used |
| Date of Creation: |
1950-1969 |
| Region of Origin: |
US |
| Medium: |
Oil |
| Style: |
Modernism |
| Signed?: |
Signed |
| Listed By: |
Dealer or Reseller |
| Color: |
Multi-Color |
| Features: |
Framed |
| Size: |
Medium (up to 36in.) |
| Height: |
21 |
| Width: |
25 |
| Seller Notes: | |
| Country of Origin: |
United States |
| Artist: |
RAMON RICE (1928-1985) |
| Unit of Sale: |
Single-Piece Work |
| Framing: |
Framed |
| Framed/Unframed: |
Framed |
| Year of Production: |
1975 |
| Original/Licensed Reproduction: |
Original |
| Painting Surface: |
Board |
| Signed: |
Yes |
| Title: |
"Pueblo Plaza" |
| Period: |
Contemporary (1970 - 2020) |
| Material: |
Oil |
| Subject: | |
| Type: |
Painting |
| Theme: | |
| Production Technique: |
Oil Painting |
Listing details
| Shipping discount: |
No combined shipping offered |
|---|---|
| Posted for sale: |
February 25 |
| Item number: |
1794815522 |
Item description
RAMON RICE
(1928-1985):
"Pueblo Plaza"
Original Vintage Mid Century Modern
Oil on Canvas - Circa 1975
Excellent Condition - Colors are Bold and Vibrant
SIZE: 25 in. x 21 in.
Original Frame - Hand Signed
Email any questions you may have....thank you.
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RAMON RICE (20th Century):
Ramon Rice was born in Salem Oregon in 1928. He was the middle child, and lone son of a family of five. After high school, he was inducted into the Army and served in Italy after the war. During his service in Italy he learned how to speak Italian fluently and spent time studying the masters in the great museums of Italy and Europe.
He obtained a Masters Degree in Philosophy at Pacific Union College and later studied towards his doctorate in philosophy at USC.
While studying at USC, he took voice lessons to strengthen his public speaking voice, for his intended career as a minister of the gospel. He developed a rich baritone voice and delighted in entertaining people with operatic arias at social gatherings.
He started painting at an early age. His niece can recall the bedspread on his bed being used as a paint rag, and her mother keeping the door shut so guests wouldn't see it. She state he likely had the IQ of a genius, and was completely self taught as an artist. He learned through studying the techniques of the masters. He emulated elements of the classic portraiture artists from the Renaissance period, and onward. Although he painted landscapes and some still life works, his greatest love was painting people whose faces and bodies reflected great character from lives of hardship. He also enjoyed painting children.
His family remembers that though he loved beautiful things, he had hardly any possessions. His paintings were popular and commanded high prices, but he never could hold onto his money and seemed always in debt to his suppliers. He frequently gave money to those he felt needed it more than he did.
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