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| Logan Maxwell Hagege The Rising Clouds oil on linen 60" x 60" |
In its continuing mission to mainstream contemporary Western Art into urbane Los Angeles, the Maxwell Alexander Gallery is hosting a new exhibition titled
How the West was Won. The show features western-themed works from six of today's young artists working in the genre, including Glenn Dean, Logan Maxwell Hagege, Jeremy Lipking, Ed Mell, Bill Schenck, and Tim Solliday. Each artist has contributed at least two pieces, most of which can be viewed in the show's
online catalog.
How the West was Won will remain on view through July 6, 2013.
The Maxwell Alexander Gallery is located at 6144 Washington Boulevard, in Culver City, California. For more information on the show, please visit the gallery's
website, or contact the sales manager, Beau Alexander, at 310.839.9242.
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| Tim Solliday The Watering Hole pastel on paper 7" x 10" |
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| Bill Schenck Waiting for the Herd oil on canvas 30" x 40" |
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| Ed Mell Flat Wash oil on linen 11" x 14" |
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| Jeremy Lipking Monument Atmosphere oil on linen 6" x 8" |
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| Glenn Dean Monoliths oil on linen 30" x 40" |
