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Don Warren (1935-2006)
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Paintings
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 17.5 x 23.5
- Frame: 25.5 x 31.5
- Medium: Print
- $285
- "Land of the Bluebonnets"
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 24 x 36
- Frame: 33.25 x 45.25
- Medium: Oil
- "Cactus & Coreopsis"
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 24 x 36
- Frame: 34 x 46
- Medium: Oil
- Texas Spring
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 24 x 36
- Frame: 33.5 x 45.5
- Medium: Oil
- Fall Landscape
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 12 x 16
- Frame: 18 x 22
- Medium: Oil
- "Bluebonnet"
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 24 x 36
- Frame: 34 x 46
- Medium: Oil
- Corepsis in Rain
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 24 x 36
- Frame: 33 x 45
- Medium: Oil
- "Bluebonnet Valley"
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 24 x 36
- Frame: 32 x 44
- Medium: Oil
- Bluebonnet
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- Don Warren
- (1935-2006)
- Austin Artist
- Size: 12 x 16
- Frame: 16 x 20
- Medium: Oil
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Biography
Don Warren (1935-2006) Austin Artist
Most of my works are bluebonnets. I knew both Porfirio Salinas and Robert Wood when he was in Texas. Robert Wood and I worked together in Violet Sigaloff's private studio in her home in San Antonio, Texas for about a week just a few months before Robert died. His daughter, Kitty Wood was my good friend, and she sold many of my paintings out of the Sigaloff Gallery there in San Antonio. I learned to paint Texas landscapes by careful observation of Salinas Paintings. I am self taught, except for the few comments from Robert Wood when we painted together in Violets studio.
