Lot 617 Original Fine Art Bronze
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by Fred Fellows entitled "Break the Trail to Camp", #48/100, signed in bronzes measures 4"x19"X10". BIO- Fred Fellows had early exposure to ranching and Otoe and Osage Indian reservations. As an artist, he is self-taught, and earned membership (and in 1997 presidency) of the Cowboy Artists of America. Fred Fellows grew up in California where he worked as a cowboy and apprenticed for four years to a saddle maker. Later attended Art Center School in Los Angeles and began a successful career in the aircraft industry. In 1964, he moved his family to Big Fork, Montana to devote himself to painting, while also spending his spare time roping for the big Montana cow outfits.
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