Property from a Savannah, Georgia Estate

Description:

Malcolm Furlow (WY/NM, 1946-2023), Two Native Americans, Acrylic on Canvas, signed on the front, depicting seated Native American man and woman, with blue background.

Malcolm Furlow was an American painter, musician, author and model railroader. Furlow studied art at the University of Texas before working as a professional musician. He then turned to set building for films and spent his free time building model trains. As an artist, he’s best known for his vivid acrylic paintings inspired by the American Southwest. Furlow was the subject of a great number of solo exhibitions over the course of his career and his work can be found in many corporate and private collections.

Measurements: Height: 58 in. x Width: 50 in.

Condition:

Good condition.

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