Original oil on canvas board painting by American artist Robert Daughters. Robert Daughters was raised in St. Joseph, Missouri. After graduation from high school and three years in the military, he worked as a Curator of Display at the St. Joseph Museum of Natural History while attending the Kansas City Art Institute and School of Design. His earlier works were in a realistic, academic vein and consisted of many charcoal drawings of Southwest Indians, oils of New Mexico landscapes and Pueblo scenes. He received the Best of Show Award, the Governor's Purchase Award, and the Merit Award at the New Mexico State Fair Show in 1972, and since then participated in one-man, group, and exhibition shows throughout the United States. In 1981, he exhibited in a Collection of Art of the West at the Beijing Exhibition Center in China. In 1995, he was chosen as one of the artists featured in Covering the West - The Best of Southwest Art, a show which featured 60 of Southwest Art's 300 cover artists. Sourced from a private collection, the artwork measures 19.5 inches high by 26 inches wide and comes complete with frame.