Paul Surber Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Paul Surber Art Value Price Guide

Mar. 25, 2025
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Two Native American figures
Est: $3,000 - $5,000
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Two Native American figures Oil on canvas Signed lower right: Paul Surber
John Moran Auctioneers
Dec. 05, 2024
PAUL SURBER (AMERICAN, B.1942), BLACKFOOT ENCAMPMENT, ALONG THE FLATHEAD RIVER
Est: $300 - $350
PAUL SURBER (AMERICAN, B.1942) BLACKFOOT ENCAMPMENT, ALONG THE FLATHEAD RIVER GOUACHE ON WATERCOLOUR BOARD; SIGNED LOWER LEFT; TITLED TO LABEL VERSO Estimate: $300—350 CAD
Waddington's
Nov. 30, 2024
Paul Surber Indian Encampment Gouache Painting
Est: $100 - $150
18 7/8" by 13 5/8" framed Paul Surber (Born 1942) is active/lives in Montana, New Mexico. Paul Surber is known for Frontier genre, Indians and landscape painting. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Pauls artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Pauls greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 30, 2024
Paul Surber Indian Encampment Gouache Painting
Est: $100 - $150
18 3/4" by 13" framed Paul Surber (Born 1942) is active/lives in Montana, New Mexico. Paul Surber is known for Frontier genre, Indians and landscape painting. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Pauls artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Pauls greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 10, 2024
Paul Surber Montana Oil on Board Nude Painting
Est: $200 - $300
14 5/8" by 19" framed. Paul Surber (Born 1942) is active/lives in Montana, New Mexico. Paul Surber is known for Frontier genre, Indians and landscape painting. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Pauls artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Pauls greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
May. 11, 2024
Paul Surber Indian Encampment Gouache Painting
Est: $300 - $400
Title is On the Little Blackfoot. 8 1/2" by 15" unframed. 17 1/2" by 23 1/2" framed. Paul Surber (Born 1942) is active/lives in Montana, New Mexico. Paul Surber is known for Frontier genre, Indians and landscape painting. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Pauls artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Pauls greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
May. 11, 2024
Paul Surber Indian Encampment Gouache Painting
Est: $300 - $400
Title is On the Little Blackfoot. 5" by 11" unframed. 13 1/8" by 18 3/8" framed. Paul Surber (Born 1942) is active/lives in Montana, New Mexico. Paul Surber is known for Frontier genre, Indians and landscape painting. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Pauls artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Pauls greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jan. 27, 2024
Paul Surber Indian Encampment Gouache Painting
Est: $250 - $350
14 3/4" by 18 5/8" framed. Paul Surber (Born 1942) is active/lives in Montana, New Mexico. Paul Surber is known for Frontier genre, Indians and landscape painting. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Pauls artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Pauls greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 25, 2023
Paul Surber Indian Encampment Gouache Painting
Est: $600 - $800
6" by 10" unframed, 15 1/4" by 18 1/2" framed. Paul Surber (Born 1942) is active/lives in Montana, New Mexico. Paul Surber is known for Frontier genre, Indians and landscape painting. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Pauls artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Pauls greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
Sep. 12, 2023
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Tipis along a snowy river bank, Gouache on paper, 5" H x 10.5" W
Est: $500 - $700
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Tipis along a snowy river bank Gouache on paper Signed lower left: Paul Surber
John Moran Auctioneers
Sep. 12, 2023
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Sioux Indian encampment with cooking fires, Gouache on paper, Sight: 5.5" H x 9.75" W
Est: $700 - $900
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Sioux encampment with cooking fires Gouache on paper Signed lower left: Paul Surber
John Moran Auctioneers
Sep. 12, 2023
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Sioux Indian encampment by a river, Gouache on paper, Sight: 5.75" H x 9.75" W
Est: $700 - $900
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Sioux encampment by a river Gouache on paper Signed lower right: Paul Surber
John Moran Auctioneers
Jun. 03, 2023
Paul Surber (1942-), Untitled (Teepees)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Title: Untitled (Teepees) Dimensions: 16 x 26 1/2 Framed/Base dimensions: 26 1/2 x 37 x 1 1/2
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Jun. 03, 2023
Paul Surber (1942-), Untitled (Teepees by River)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Title: Untitled (Teepees by River) Dimensions: 11 3/4 x 25 Framed/Base dimensions: 19 1/2 x 32 3/4 x 1 1/2
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Jun. 03, 2023
Paul Surber (1942-), Burial
Est: $500 - $700
Title: Burial Dimensions: 10 x 15 Framed/Base dimensions: 16 1/2 x 21 1/2 x 1 1/2
Jackson Hole Art Auction
May. 18, 2023
Paul Surber, Untitled (Peace Pipe)
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Untitled (Peace Pipe) oil on linen signed lower right: PAUL SURBER
Santa Fe Art Auction
May. 28, 2022
Paul Surber, Untitled (Encampment)
Est: $300 - $500
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Untitled (Encampment) gouache on paper signed lower right: PAUL SURBER
Santa Fe Art Auction
May. 28, 2022
Paul Surber, Waiting for Their Return
Est: $400 - $600
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Waiting for Their Return watercolor on paper signed lower left: PAUL SURBER
Santa Fe Art Auction
Feb. 26, 2022
PAUL SURBER MONTANA RIVER GOUACHE PAINTING
Est: $350 - $500
12.5" by 16.5" framed. Gouache. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul’s artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul’s greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
Feb. 26, 2022
PAUL SURBER MONTANA INDIAN TEEPEE PAINTING
Est: $350 - $500
12.5" by 16.25" framed. Gouache. Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. His first encounter with Indians was in a Parade when he was five years old. Attracted to the colorful and ornate costumes, he went home to draw with his crayons what he had seen. Paul has been drawing and painting Indians ever since. He is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. Paul has had so many great influences in his lifetime, from a childhood of roaming a museum as a young boy. Once a week his mother would drop him off with a sack lunch, which he would hide in the corner, as he spent the day wandering through the museum with admiration for the newest exhibit. Then a teacher realized that Paul, at a young age, had a learning disability and bought for him his first book on cowboys and Indians. The book instantly caught his interest and making it easier for Paul to learn to read. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul’s artistic imagination come to life. He was just five years old. Paul Surber made his way through life. As fate would have it he met an old German master artist who recognized his potential and with great discipline taught him that a good painting came from a good monochrome. He has used this method ever since. He created life long friendships in the art world, most were icons in their knowledge of Indian tribes and customs, which exposed him to original Indian artifacts. He would photograph and revisit time and time again to make sure his vision was represented as accurate as possible. At first, Paul started selling to the public his landscapes in gouache. He would travel mostly in Montana photographing locations along a river, mountain ranges or the prairies which the Indian tribes where believed to have traversed. Then he would add to the painting his vision of teepees, people, horses, drying racks and so on. He then moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul’s greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Davis Brothers Auction
Feb. 18, 2022
Four Tipis by Paul Surber (1942- )
Est: $400 - $600
Four Tipis by Paul Surber (1942- ), gouache on paper, 16 1/2 x 28
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Feb. 18, 2022
Three Tipis by Paul Surber (1942- )
Est: $300 - $500
Three Tipis by Paul Surber (1942- ), gouache on paper, 12 1/2 x 18 1/2
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Feb. 18, 2022
Indian Squaw by Paul Surber (1942- )
Est: $200 - $400
Indian Squaw by Paul Surber (1942- ), gouache on paper, 13 1/4 x 6 3/4
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Jan. 17, 2022
PAUL SURBER GOUACHE ON PAPER
Est: $200 - $300
PAUL SURBER (Montana/New Mexico, born 1942) gouache on paper, Native American woman in a doorway. Signed lower left. Image measures 8" x 6". In a wood frame; 15.5" x 13.5" overall.
O'Gallerie
Jul. 11, 2020
Two (2) Paul Surber Gouache Native American Paintings
Est: $500 - $600
Two (2) Paul Surber (American, b. 1942) gouache paintings on paper or cardstock depicting Native American encampments among landscapes. 1st item: Titled "Along the Yellowstone," depicts a Native American encampment settled along a snowy river bank, with a forest and snow covered peaks in the background. Signed lower left. Matted and housed under glass in wood frame. Sight - 7 1/2" H x 13 5/8" W. Frame - 17 1/8" H x 23 1/4" W. 2nd item: Titled "Blackfeet Camp" depicts an encampment on a flat, open plain. Signed lower right. Matted and housed under glass in wood frame. Sight - 6" H x 8 3/4" W. Frame - 17 1/2" H x 20 1/4" W. Late 20th to early 21st century.
Case Antiques, Inc. Auctions & Appraisals
May. 30, 2020
Paul Surber, Blackfeet Camp, 1980
Est: $600 - $800
Paul Surber (b. 1942) Blackfeet Camp, 1980 gouache on paper signed and dated lower left: Paul Surber 1980 Dimensions: 16 3/4 x 27 in Framed Dimensions: 28 3/4 x 39 x 2 1/4 in Provenance: A Private Family Foundation* *All proceeds of sale from this artwork benefit a private charitable foundation (501c3) dedicated to supporting local arts communities and families in need.
Santa Fe Art Auction
May. 24, 2020
Paul Surber Indian Camp Gouache
Est: -
Paul Surber (Born 1942) "Indian Camp" Gouache. Hand signed in the lower left corner. Paul is known for paintings of Indians and landscapes in oil, acrylic, and gouache. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Artist: Paul Surber Title: Indian Camp Medium: Gouache Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Left Site Measurement: 5.75x9.75 in. Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1043
Bradford's
Nov. 16, 2019
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Warrior, gouache on board, 19.25 x 27.25" unframed
Est: $300 - $600
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Warrior, gouache on board, 19.25 x 27.25" unframed Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul's artistic imagination come to life. He moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul's greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Vogt Galleries Texas
Nov. 16, 2019
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Warrior with Shield, gouache on board, 20 x 26.25", unframed
Est: $300 - $600
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Warrior with Shield, gouache on board,20 x 26.25", unframed Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul's artistic imagination come to life. He moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul's greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Vogt Galleries Texas
Nov. 16, 2019
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Four Warriors, gouache on board, 24.25 x 33.25" unframed
Est: $300 - $600
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Four Warriors, gouache on board, 24.25 x 33.25" unframed Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul's artistic imagination come to life. He moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul's greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Vogt Galleries Texas
Nov. 16, 2019
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Chief, acrylic on board, 18 x 16"
Est: $250 - $500
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Chief, acrylic on board, 18 x 16", frame: 25 x 21" Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul's artistic imagination come to life. He moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul's greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Vogt Galleries Texas
Nov. 16, 2019
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Chief with Spear, oil on board, 28 x 36", unframed
Est: $300 - $600
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Chief with Spear, oil on board, 28 x 36", unframed Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul's artistic imagination come to life. He moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul's greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Vogt Galleries Texas
Nov. 16, 2019
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Chief with Feathers, gouache on board, 24 x 17.75", unframed
Est: $300 - $600
Paul Surber (b. 1942), Chief with Feathers, gouache on board, 24 x 17.75", unframed Paul Surber was born in Redlands CA., in 1942. He has spent much of his life living close to the source of his inspiration, the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana and the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Surber now divides his time between Montana and Arizona. At a Fourth of July parade featuring Native American costumes Paul's artistic imagination come to life. He moved to figurative paintings, first with a monochrome then finish with oil or acrylics. Paul's greatest works are these portraits of chiefs, warriors and sometimes just the common native people. His discipline is never to paint without knowledge and deep understanding of the Native American culture.
Vogt Galleries Texas
Nov. 16, 2019
PAUL SURBER (B.1942) INDIAN RIDER ON HORSEBACK
Est: $150 - $300
Framed watercolor and gouache painting on paper, Native American Rider on Horseback, signed lower left Paul Surber (Montana, New Mexico, b.1942), dated 1979, sight: approx 12.75"h, 9.5"w, overall: approx 21"h, 17.75"w, 4.5lbs Start Price: $100.00
Austin Auction Gallery
Oct. 26, 2019
Paul Surber Untitled
Est: $800 - $1,200
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942) 'Untitled' Oil on canvas; Signed Paul Surber, lower right
Larsen Art Auction
Mar. 08, 2019
PAUL SURBER (AMERICAN, B. 1942) PEIGAN SOCIETY, CIRCA 1870, 1990 ACRYLIC ON CANV
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942) Peigan Society, circa 1870, 1990 Acrylic on canvas 60 x 44 inches (152.4 x 111.8 cm) Signed, dated, and titled on the reverse: Peigan Society / Circa 1870 / Paul Surber / 1990 PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF MARVIN ELKIN, TRUSTEE AT THE AUTRY MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN WEST HID04901242017
Heritage Auctions
Mar. 29, 2018
PAUL SURBER (American, b.1942)
Est: $400 - $600
Winter Lodges of the Blackfoot, watercolor, signed 'Paul Surber 1979 (lower right), label of Smith Gallery citing artist and title, New York City, overall good condition, 17x27in.
Leighton Galleries
Mar. 16, 2018
Paul Surber, two works
Est: $800 - $1,000
Paul Surber (1942 - ) Two works: 1) River Encampment, 1978 8 ¼" x 23 ¾" gouache Signed and dated '78 lower left 2) Camp Near the Foothills 11 ½" x 17 ½" gouache Signed and dated '78 lower right $800-1,000
March In Montana
Sep. 09, 2017
Original Native Woman Portrait By Paul Surber
Est: $500 - $1,500
You are bidding on a fine example of a Original Paul Surber Native American Indian Woman Acrylic on Canvas Portrait. This portrait is of a young Native American woman. The detail is very fine and exhibits wonderful color. This portrait has been previously valued at $2,250 and others pieces of Paul Surbers have sold for over $16,000. The potrait shows great quality and good condition, the frame does show some loss of finish. The painting measures 25" W x 30 " H
North American Auction Company
Nov. 04, 2012
Artist: PAUL SURBER [b.1942] American Title:
Est: $800 - $1,000
Artist: PAUL SURBER [b.1942] American Title: Untitled - Three Teepees Media: gouache on paper 7 x 11 in. / 18 x 28 cm. Dated: 1980 Notes: signed and dated lower left; framed Provenance: Johnson Gallery [Frame/Craft], Edmonton
Levis Auction
May. 18, 2012
LANDSCAPE WITH INDIANS BY PAUL SURBER (AMERICAN, B. 1942).
Est: $250 - $500
LANDSCAPE WITH INDIANS BY PAUL SURBER (AMERICAN, B. 1942). Gouache on paper, signed. Prairie camp of three tipis at sunset. 6.25"h. 10"w., in a frame, 15"h. 18"w.
Garth's Auctioneers & Appraisers
Mar. 04, 2012
Paul Surber (American/Montana, b. 1942)
Est: $500 - $800
Paul Surber (American/Montana, b. 1942) "Native American Camp By a River", watercolor on paper, signed and dated lower left "Paul Surber, 1983", sight 9" x 17-1/2". Glazed, attractively matted and framed.
New Orleans Auction Galleries
Mar. 26, 2010
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942)
Est: $300 - $500
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942) Indian Standing in Front of Teepee gouache on paper signed and dated 1984 l.l. 6 1/2" x 12"good condition.
Cowan's Auctions
Mar. 26, 2010
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942)
Est: $300 - $500
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942) Indian Camp of Teepees gouache on board signed and dated 1984 l.l. 6" x 12"excellent condition.
Cowan's Auctions
Jan. 29, 2010
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942) Indian Encampment Signed "PAUL SURBER" l.r., with a label fro...
Est: $800 - $1,200
Paul Surber (American, b. 1942) Indian Encampment Signed "PAUL SURBER" l.r., with a label from Glacier Gallery, Kalispell, Montana, on the backing. Gouache on paper, sight size 7 3/8 x 11 1/2 in. (18.7 x 29.2 cm), framed (without glass). Condition: Very minor surface grime and abrasions, not examined out of the frame.
Skinner
Nov. 18, 2007
Artist : PAUL SURBER ~ [b.1942] American Title :
Est: $600 - $700
Artist : PAUL SURBER ~ [b.1942] American Title : Untitled - Indian on Horseback Media : gouache on paper 10.5 x 6.75 in. / 27 x 17 cm. Dated: 1982 Notes: signed and dated lower right; bears title on gallery label verso; framed Provenance: Johnson Gallery, Edmonton, label verso ESTIMATE:
Levis Auction
Nov. 18, 2007
Artist : PAUL SURBER ~ [b.1942] American Title :
Est: $600 - $700
Artist : PAUL SURBER ~ [b.1942] American Title : Untitled - Indian Lady Media : gouache on paper 11.75 x 5.75 in. / 30 x 15 cm. Dated: 1982 Notes: signed and dated lower right; bears title on gallery label verso; framed Provenance: Johnson Gallery, Edmonton, label verso ESTIMATE:
Levis Auction
Nov. 18, 2007
Artist : PAUL SURBER ~ [b.1942] American Title :
Est: $600 - $700
Artist : PAUL SURBER ~ [b.1942] American Title : Untitled - Indian Camp Media : gouache on paper 5.75 x 11.75 in. / 15 x 30 cm. Dated: 1982 Notes: signed and dated lower right; framed Provenance: Frame / Craft, Edmonton, label verso ESTIMATE:
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