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"Caught in the Act" by Forrest F. Glyn Wood
(1905 - 1974) Oil on canvas; 22" x 28". Framed 34" x 28. Forrest was an illustrator, commercial artist and businessman from El Paso, Texas - San Antonio native, came to El Paso in 1923. While working full time as an advertising manager for a local furniture company, he illustrated the magazine articles in western novels written by Eugene Cunningham.
He worked for and retired from Lockheed Martin as a mechanical Engineer. We acquired seven originals from his estate. "Glyn" was not part of his real name and Forrest only used the addition of "Glyn" for a few short years on his paintings.
PERIOD: Early 20th Century
ORIGIN: Texas, United States
SIZE: 22" x 28" frame 34" x 28"
(1905 - 1974) Oil on canvas; 22" x 28". Framed 34" x 28. Forrest was an illustrator, commercial artist and businessman from El Paso, Texas - San Antonio native, came to El Paso in 1923. While working full time as an advertising manager for a local furniture company, he illustrated the magazine articles in western novels written by Eugene Cunningham.
He worked for and retired from Lockheed Martin as a mechanical Engineer. We acquired seven originals from his estate. "Glyn" was not part of his real name and Forrest only used the addition of "Glyn" for a few short years on his paintings.
PERIOD: Early 20th Century
ORIGIN: Texas, United States
SIZE: 22" x 28" frame 34" x 28"
$1,500.00
"Caught in the Act" by Forrest F. Glyn Wood—
$1,500.00
Description
(1905 - 1974) Oil on canvas; 22" x 28". Framed 34" x 28. Forrest was an illustrator, commercial artist and businessman from El Paso, Texas - San Antonio native, came to El Paso in 1923. While working full time as an advertising manager for a local furniture company, he illustrated the magazine articles in western novels written by Eugene Cunningham.
He worked for and retired from Lockheed Martin as a mechanical Engineer. We acquired seven originals from his estate. "Glyn" was not part of his real name and Forrest only used the addition of "Glyn" for a few short years on his paintings.
PERIOD: Early 20th Century
ORIGIN: Texas, United States
SIZE: 22" x 28" frame 34" x 28"
