Neil Boyle

Old Glory

Orange County Sheriff Posse acting as Color Guard in the Tournament of Roses Parade

36" by 24" original Oil on Canvas

signed lower right

handsome composite 3 3/4" wood grain frame with gold accents

labeled verso

additional photos available upon request

CONDITION:  The painting still maintains vivid colors, no fading and is in relatively good condition with a few flaws to note.  The upper right quadrant has a scratch to paint surface just above the cowboy's head.  Left center portion of canvas has small white spots of paint over spray.  The frame is new to this piece.

Neil Boyle (1931 - 2006) was a widely recognized and accomplished artist known for his vibrant impressionist oils of the wild west and its subcultures.  Old Glory epitomizes his distinctive style and technique with masterful brushstrokes and vivid coloring.  The subject of this painting is the Orange County Sheriff's Posse acting as Color Guard in the Tournament of Roses Parade.

A brief highlight of Neil Boyle's career...   

Art Association
Oil Painters of America - Master Signature Member
California Art Club - Signature Member
Northwest Rendezvous Group - Signature Member
Federation of Canadian Artist's - Senior Member
Society of Illustrator's - Lifetime Member

Museums/Collections
Smithsonian Institution
United States Air Force Museum
Ford Motor Company
Walt Disney Studios