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      • RAGAN GENNUSA (American 1944-2021) A PAINTING, "Buck and Cactus at Dawn," 20TH CENTURY
        Jun. 08, 2024

        RAGAN GENNUSA (American 1944-2021) A PAINTING, "Buck and Cactus at Dawn," 20TH CENTURY

        Est: $800 - $1,200

        RAGAN GENNUSA (American 1944-2021) A PAINTING, "Buck and Cactus at Dawn," 20TH CENTURY, watercolor and gouache on card, signed L/R, "Gennusa;" 24" x 30", framed 32 3/4" x 38 3/4".

        Simpson Galleries, LLC
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (TEXAS 1944-2021) 'TEXAS HERITAGE' LIMITED EDITION GICLEE PRINT
        Feb. 24, 2024

        RAGAN GENNUSA (TEXAS 1944-2021) 'TEXAS HERITAGE' LIMITED EDITION GICLEE PRINT

        Est: $200 - $400

        Framed giclee on canvas, "Texas Heritage," signed lower left Ragan Gennusa, (Ragan Gennusa, Texas, 1944-2021), numbered 1/15, retaining Certificate of Authenticity from Somerset Fine Art to back, sight: approx 23 5/8"h, 35 5/8"w, overall: approx 30"h, 42"w, 9.4lbs

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • Ragan Gennusa (1944- ), Deer (Wildlife Scene with Buck)
        Feb. 17, 2024

        Ragan Gennusa (1944- ), Deer (Wildlife Scene with Buck)

        Est: $700 - $1,000

        Title: Deer (Wildlife Scene with Buck) Dimensions: 23 x 28 1/8 Framed Dimensions: 40 1/2 x 44 5/8 x 1 1/4 Signature: signed and dated lower right: Gennusa

        Jackson Hole Art Auction
      • Ragan Gennusa (American 1944-2021) Signed Canvas Giclees
        Sep. 28, 2023

        Ragan Gennusa (American 1944-2021) Signed Canvas Giclees

        Est: $10 - $200

        Limited Edition Canvas Giclee's featuring Texas Longhorn Cattle. Artist signed (illegible) bottom right. Dated 11-15-96 with a different signature (illegible) on the back. Housed in gold frame. Sight size: 17"H x 25.75"W. Frame size: 25.75"H x 34.5"W. Artist: Ragan Gennusa Country of Origin: United States

        Lion and Unicorn
      • Ragan Gennusa, American, Texas, Born 1944
        Sep. 09, 2023

        Ragan Gennusa, American, Texas, Born 1944

        Est: $4,000 - $6,000

        Tracking The Canadian, Two Cowboys On Horseback In An Autumn Landscape, Watercolor On Paper, Signed Lower Right, 24 X 36 Inches, Distressed Wood Frame With Silver Gilt And Linen Fillets, 34 X 47 X 2 Inches Condition Colors Strong. Not Inspected Out Of Frame, Appears Intact. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

        J. Garrett Auctioneers
      • RAGAN GENNUSA GICLEE, 'HOLD ON TO YOUR HATS'
        Sep. 26, 2020

        RAGAN GENNUSA GICLEE, 'HOLD ON TO YOUR HATS'

        Est: $400 - $600

        Framed giclee on canvas, "Hold Onto Your Hats," signed lower right Ragan Gennusa (Texas, b.1944), numbered 6/ 195, canvas: 24"h, 48"w Start Price: $200.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) WILD TURKEY WATERCOLOR
        Jul. 25, 2020

        RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) WILD TURKEY WATERCOLOR

        Est: $500 - $700

        Framed watercolor painting on paper, Wild Turkey, signed lower right Gennusa (Ragan Gennusa, Texas, b.1944), sight: approx 23.25"h, 35.25"w, overall: approx 33.5"h, 45.5"w, together with (1) book: Regan Gennusa monograph, signed by the artist with inscription at first page; 17.5lbs total Start Price: $300.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (AMERICAN, 1944) DEER WATERCOLOR ON PAPER 23 X 27-1/2 INCHES (58.4
        Sep. 21, 2018

        RAGAN GENNUSA (AMERICAN, 1944) DEER WATERCOLOR ON PAPER 23 X 27-1/2 INCHES (58.4

        Est: $500 - $800

        Ragan Gennusa (American, 1944) Deer Watercolor on paper 23 x 27-1/2 inches (58.4 x 69.9 cm) (sight) Signed lower right: Gennusa HID04901242017

        Heritage Auctions
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (TX, B.1944) WATERCOLOR PAINTING
        May. 19, 2018

        RAGAN GENNUSA (TX, B.1944) WATERCOLOR PAINTING

        Est: $700 - $900

        Framed watercolor painting on board, White-tailed Deer, signed lower right Gennusa (Ragan Gennusa, Texas, b.1944), centered in rustic wood frame, sight: approx 23.5"h, 35.5"w, overall: approx 35"h, 47"w, 12.75lbs Start Price: $500.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (TX, B.1944) OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING
        May. 19, 2018

        RAGAN GENNUSA (TX, B.1944) OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING

        Est: $800 - $1,000

        Framed oil on canvas painting, Two Horses, signed lower right Gennusa (Ragan Gennusa, Texas, b.1944), centered in gilt frame, sight: approx 19.75"h, 29.75"w, overall: approx 31.5"h, 41.5"w, 12lbs Start Price: $600.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (TEXAS, B.1944) FRAMED GICLEE CANVAS
        Mar. 18, 2018

        RAGAN GENNUSA (TEXAS, B.1944) FRAMED GICLEE CANVAS

        Est: $100 - $200

        Framed giclee on canvas, 2006, Distant Thunder, signed in print and by hand Ragan Gennusa (Texas, b.1944), certificate of authenticity from Somerset House Publishing, Inc. verso, sight: 19.5"h, 29.5"w, overall: 26.5"h, 36.5"w, 6.75lbs Start Price: $80.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (TEXAS, B.1944) FRAMED GICLEE CANVAS
        Mar. 18, 2018

        RAGAN GENNUSA (TEXAS, B.1944) FRAMED GICLEE CANVAS

        Est: $80 - $150

        Framed giclee on canvas, Portrait of an Indian Elder, signed in print and by hand Ragan Gennusa (Texas, b.1944), sight: 15.5"h, 11.5"w, overall: 22.5"h, 18.5"w, 5lbs Start Price: $50.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • (4) RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED DRAWING & PRINTS
        Nov. 18, 2017

        (4) RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED DRAWING & PRINTS

        Est: $100 - $200

        (lot of 4) Ragan Gennusa (Texas, b. 1944) framed art, including: (1) pencil drawing on paper, Wood Duck, signed lower right, overall: 6.25"h, 8.25"w; (1) artist's proof print, Wild Turkey, dedicated and signed, numbered 2/100, accompanied by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department postal stamp, overall: 18.5"h, 19.5"w; (1) limited edition print, "Hackberry Tom," signed lower right, numbered 440/650, overall: 22.75"h, 26"w; (1) brass plaque, with etched turkey, signed lower right, approx 5.75"h, 6.75"w; 12.25lbs total **From a private Texas estate** Start Price: $80.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED WATERCOLOR TURKEYS
        Nov. 18, 2017

        RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED WATERCOLOR TURKEYS

        Est: $500 - $800

        Framed watercolor on paper, 1982, "Pair of Turkeys in Spring," unsigned, by Ragan Gennusa (Texas, b. 1944), sight: 21"h, 27.5"w, overall: 29.75"h, 36"w, 14lbs **From a private Texas estate** Start Price: $400.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED WATERCOLOR DEER
        Nov. 18, 2017

        RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED WATERCOLOR DEER

        Est: $1,000 - $2,000

        Framed watercolor on paper, 1982, "Mole Deer in Snow," signed lower right Gennusa (Ragan Gennusa, Texas, b. 1944), sight: 23.5"h, 29.5"w, overall: 31"h, 37"w, 13.75lbs **From a private Texas estate** Start Price: $800.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED WATERCOLOR TURKEYS
        Nov. 18, 2017

        RAGAN GENNUSA (B.1944) FRAMED WATERCOLOR TURKEYS

        Est: $1,000 - $2,000

        Framed watercolor on paper, 1982, "Pair of Turkeys Drinking," signed lower right Gennusa (Ragan Gennusa, Texas, b. 1944), sight: 23.5"h, 29.5"w, overall: 31.25"h, 37.25"w, 13lbs **From a private Texas estate** Start Price: $800.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $1,100 - $1,380

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 15 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 24 x 32 Release Date: 4-2013 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

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      • Contrary by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Contrary by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $350 - $440

        Contrary by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Giclee on Paper - Artist Proof Dimensions: 18 x 24 Release Date: 4-2011 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Tex by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Tex by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $350 - $440

        Tex by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Giclee on Paper - Artist Proof Dimensions: 20 x 20 Release Date: 10-2011 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Lone Star Legacy by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Lone Star Legacy by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $400 - $500

        Lone Star Legacy by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Giclee on Paper - Artist Proof Dimensions: 20 x 30 Release Date: 7-2010 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Pay Day by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Pay Day by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $350 - $440

        Pay Day by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Giclee on Paper - Artist Proof Dimensions: 16 x 24 Release Date: 8-2012 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Distant Thunder by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Distant Thunder by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $1,200 - $1,500

        Distant Thunder by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 95 - Giclee on Canvas - Signed & Numbered Dimensions: 24 x 36 Release Date: 7-2006 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $300 - $380

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 500 - Giclee on Paper - Signed & Numbered Dimensions: 18 x 24 Release Date: 4-2013 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Lone Star Legacy by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 04, 2014

        Lone Star Legacy by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $2,000 - $2,500

        Lone Star Legacy by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 15 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 24 x 36 Release Date: 7-2010 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Trouble by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Trouble by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $700 - $880

        Trouble by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 250 - Giclee on Canvas - Signed & Numbered Dimensions: 24 x 24 Release Date: 3-2012 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $220 - $275

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: Open - Giclee on Canvas, Open Edition Signed Dimensions: 12 x 16 Release Date: 4-2013 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

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      • Pay Day by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Pay Day by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $2,000 - $2,500

        Pay Day by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 15 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 24 x 36 Release Date: 8-2012 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

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      • Tex by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Tex by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $800 - $1,000

        Tex by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 25 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 24 x 24 Release Date: 10-2011 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $600 - $750

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 25 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 18 x 24 Release Date: 4-2013 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $500 - $630

        Wichita Work by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 250 - Giclee on Canvas - Signed & Numbered Dimensions: 18 x 24 Release Date: 4-2013 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Pinto Pardners by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Pinto Pardners by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $1,800 - $2,250

        Pinto Pardners by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 195 - Giclee on Canvas - Signed & Numbered Dimensions: 24 x 36 Release Date: 9-2008 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Red Top Scramble by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Red Top Scramble by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $350 - $440

        Red Top Scramble by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Giclee on Paper - Artist Proof Dimensions: 18 x 24 Release Date: 8-2013 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Trouble by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Trouble by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $800 - $1,000

        Trouble by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 25 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 24 x 24 Release Date: 3-2012 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Los Caballos by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Los Caballos by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $450 - $570

        Los Caballos by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Print - Artist Proof Dimensions: 17 x 34 Release Date: 2-2006 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Trouble by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Trouble by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $350 - $440

        Trouble by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Giclee on Paper - Artist Proof Dimensions: 20 x 20 Release Date: 3-2012 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Contrary by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Contrary by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $300 - $380

        Contrary by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 500 - Giclee on Paper - Signed & Numbered Dimensions: 18 x 24 Release Date: 4-2011 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Cold Creek Canyon by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Cold Creek Canyon by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $230 - $290

        Cold Creek Canyon by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: Open - Giclee on Canvas, Open Edition Signed Dimensions: 10 x 20 Release Date: 12-2011 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

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      • Tex by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Tex by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $280 - $350

        Tex by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: Open - Giclee on Canvas, Open Edition Signed Dimensions: 16 x 16 Release Date: 10-2011 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • Pinto Pardners by Ragan Gennusa
        May. 03, 2014

        Pinto Pardners by Ragan Gennusa

        Est: $400 - $500

        Pinto Pardners by Ragan Gennusa - Edition Size: 50 - Print - Artist Proof Dimensions: 20 x 30 Release Date: 9-2008 ???.Ragan Gennusa grew up in East Texas enjoying the outdoors and sports, but he was drawn to art and could always be found using his pencils and brushes when he had an opportunity. ?Art was just something I always enjoyed,? he recalls. Gennusa took art classes in high school, along with being an All-State quarterback, and accepted a football scholarship to the University of Texas where he played wide receiver and majored in art. Gennusa credits his training as an athlete for teaching him to value courage, tenacity, and the importance of character in pursuit of life as well as an artistic career. After college, Gennusa worked as an artist for an Austin printing company, then as a staff artist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. His talent was quickly recognized, and he was eventually promoted to art department supervisor. Although he enjoyed his job at the department, the day-to-day administrative work took its toll, and he left to paint exclusively for an Austin art gallery. This decision was a turning point in Gennusa?s career. Gallery work allowed Gennusa to develop his art. During this time, he became involved with the Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited, and other similar groups. ?I?ve been fortunate to meet a lot of people in the sporting arena who liked my art,? says Gennusa. The artist now has a thriving career painting the great outdoors and its endless sporting images; his many commissions to paint animals or the Western landscape are sought by people throughout the United States. Gennusa is well known for his longhorn paintings, some of which have been special commissions for the University of Texas, and his horse images. Wild turkeys are also one of Gennusa?s favorite subjects. Working mostly on commission, the artist very much enjoys visiting ranches throughout Texas and learning about their history, which has fostered his interest in Western and Native American themes. Gennusa has established a very successful art career and strives to keep up with the demand for his work. In 1986, he was selected the Texas State Artist, and he recently received the 2005 ?Texas Star Preservation Award? from the Gillespie County Historical Society. The artist livesin one of Texas? most picturesque regions. Gennusa says, ??after a particularly good day of painting, I walk out of my studio overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, and I truly feel that I am the richest, luckiest man on earth!? ?Being an artist has made my life very rewarding. The great western artist Charles Russell said, ?Any man that can make a living doing what he likes is lucky, and I am that.?? - Ragan Gennusa

        Artistic Findings
      • RAGAN GENNUSA B. 1944
        Dec. 12, 2006

        RAGAN GENNUSA B. 1944

        Est: $3,000 - $5,000

        PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF 7-ELEVEN, INC. BRUSH COUNTRY COWBOYS measurements sight: 23 1/2 by 35 1/2 in. alternate measurements 59.7 by 90.2 cm. signed Gennusa (lower right) watercolor Condition Note: overall good condition, not examined out of the frame We are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described in our catalogue. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Sotheby's is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSION CONCERNING CONDITION OF A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD "AS IS" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS PRINTED IN THE CATALOGUE.

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      • RAGAN GENNUSA (b. 1944)
        Dec. 02, 2006

        RAGAN GENNUSA (b. 1944)

        Est: $5,000 - $7,000

        RAGAN GENNUSA (b. 1944) Heading for the Roost Watercolor 24in. x 36in. Signed lower right Titled verso Ragan Gennusa is a western and wildlife painter in watercolor and oil. He was born in Rosebud, Texas, and now resides in Dripping Springs. After graduating from the University of Texas in 1968 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, he began working for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department illustrating animals. It is with this experience that he is able to create exceptional depictions of the wildlife of the Lone Star State.

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