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Fred Fellows

Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California.  Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting.

Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style.  He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby.  

Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. 

This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work.  However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had show   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 6521 characters.]  Artist bio

Artist auction records

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Artist artworks for sale and wanted

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Research resources

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