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AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE IS A LARGE 30” X 40” SIGNED ORIGINAL VINTAGE MIXED-MEDIA PAINTING TITLED “BAR FIGHTS” CREATED BY DURANGO, COLORADO / LAS VEGAS, NEVADA / BAYVIEW, TEXAS ARTIST MICK REBER (1942-2019) REPRESENTING A MASTERWORK BY THE ARTIST DISPLAYING A NUDE COWGIRL WEARING AN ELECTRIFIED ORANGE COWGIRL HAT AND REAL-LIFE SUNGLASSES WHILE SITTING AT A TALL COUNTER WITH HER ARMS CROSSED HOLDING A COLT PEACEMAKER REVOLVER AND LOOKING STRAIGHT AHEAD AT YOU, THE VOYEUR, ALL THE WHILE BEING SURROUNDED BY A BACKGROUND AKIN TO A JACKSON POLLOCK DRIP PAINTING! Pamela Templin wrote: “The bold characters in Mick Rebers art look right back at you. They are strong and beautiful, and you have a hard time walking away from them they are so fascinating, real. Sometimes they remind you of someone. There is a confidence, almost arrogance, about the men and women Reber creates, a hard-bodied, sensuous, hard-edged daring that is absolutely irresistible. And whether they are New West Neon Drifters or Museum Junkies (two of his series), the wild and defiant, sultry beauty holds your gaze and dares you to be seduced. Come on; take a ride with me;” the classic Harley motorcycle waits in the background.”(courtesy of Mick Reber’s official website) Please Note: This masterwork example of Mick Reber’s painting still retains its original gray-beige metal frame and acid-free backing materials, which includes the hand-written title “Bar Fights” and the artist’s signature. Dimensions: The mixed-media painting measures approximately thirty inches (30”) in height by forty inches (40”) in width. The overall dimensions of the metal frame are approximately thirty one and one half inches (31 1/2”) in height by forty one and one half inches (41 1/2”) in width. Signature: Signed within the painting toward the bottom left corner “M Reber” (see photos above) and signed again on the frame’s backside “M Reber” along with the title “Bar Fights” (see photos above). Condition: The painting itself is in excellent and clean condition – absolutely beautiful and amazing! There is some wear on the frame’s backside mounting board. Price: $5,000.00 (firm and cash only) To view the large original masterwork Mick Reber painting available for purchase here, please send an email to John to arrange a time that is convenient for you. Thank you. Please Note: This is a cash only, local pick-up transaction in the town of Cave Creek just north of Scottsdale. You will need your own transportation. This large original masterwork Mick Reber painting is safely stored in a private home and is easily accessible. Lastly, this item is available as long as this advertisement is up and running. There is no need to send text or email messages asking if it is still available. (the following information is courtesy the Mick Reber official website) MICK REBER (1942-2019) Mick Reber is listed in Whos Who in American Art. His work has been seen in Art in America, Art & Auction, Southwest Art, Sculpture Methods, American Photographer, Art News, Art Week and Other Publications. He has exhibited extensively throughout the U.S. in galleries and museum shows. Reber has won numerous national and international level art awards including the Gold Metal Academia Italia, the Phoenix Biennial, the Colorado Biennial, inclusion in the Exhibiting Artists Federation Traveling Exhibition, and was one of 20 sculptors selected for the National Sculpture Traveling Exhibition which toured major U.S. museums. Reber was the subject of a 30 minute documentary for PBS Television, titled Mick Reber, Wild William Bill. His work appeared in the 20th Century Fox film When Legends Die. Micks work was also contracted by Soho Press, New York, to appear on the cover of Cons, a recent publication by Timothy Watts. His work is included in Art In Americas Contemporary Sculpture Slide Survey. Rebers work is included in my prominent public and private collections throughout the U.S., such as the Annenberg Foundation for the Arts, The Hilton Corporation, The Reynolds Foundation, and others. His work is also included in collections in Germany, Spain, France, England, Japan, Switzerland, and others. Mick Reber has also been in several one person shows, including The Brownsville Museum of Fine Art Texas, The Harlingen Museum of Art and History Texas, and the St. George Museum of Fine Art Utah. Mick Reber passed away on May 10, 2019. (the following information is courtesy the website for the Durango Herald newspaper) Longtime Fort Lewis College professor, artist Mick Reber leaves lasting legacy By Katie Chicklinski-Cahill Staff reporter Thursday, June 6, 2019 Mick Reber, professor emeritus of Fine Art at Fort Lewis College and professional artist, died May 10 in Bayview, Texas, at age 76. For those who did not have him as a professor at FLC or knew him when he called Durango home for the better part of three decades, a stroll through Santa Rita and Memorial parks to look at his permanent sculptures – “Parade Formation” at Santa Rita, “The Guardian” at Memorial – are literal, lasting reminders of his artistic legacy in the area. Reber was born June 6, 1942, in St. George, Utah, the sixth child of Ernest Glen and Elsie Turner Reber. He grew up traveling between southern Utah and Las Vegas, “a dichotomy that would come to influence his early artistic style,” according to an obituary written by his grandson, Dylan Smith. After graduating with an MFA from Brigham Young University, Reber, his wife and two young children moved to Durango, where Reber began his teaching career at FLC. It was also in Durango where their third child, Rachele, was born. Gerald Wells, a professor at FLC who retired about 15 years ago, worked with Reber in the art department. Wells, the second instructor hired by Stanton Englehart, said he and Reber became instant friends. That friendship endured, and the two, along with fellow professor David Hunt, became lifelong friends. (Hunt would precede Reber in death by five weeks.) “I couldn’t imagine a better friend. He was cool,” Wells said. “He and I liked the same music; I could call him any time and he would say, ‘Gerald. What are you listening to?’ and I’d say, ‘Keith Richards,’ and he’d say, ‘You know, I just listened to him a few minutes ago.’ We were always on the same page. No matter what time of day, night. It’s funny, neither of us slept very well, so sometimes I’d call him in the middle of the night, and he’d say, ‘Well, what are you doing?’ and I said, ‘Well, you know, calling you to find out what you’re doing.’ Basically, he was the brother I never had.” For Wells, the two being on the same page extended to their philosophy about art, understanding how important it is. He said they were also close because they had both been trained as expressionists. It was Reber’s classical training that allowed him to push past artistic boundaries, said Rosie McGowan, who was Reber’s partner for nine years. “He was classically trained and had an MFA in art, and he would always say that, because he was classically trained, he could deviate from that in a way that actually worked,” she said. “In the period of time that we lived together and up until his passing, he had really moved into this abstract painting world.” She said the way his mind worked was something that not even he understood. “There’s so much he said about his art over the years and the way that his subconscious would speak through something, and often he would do a series of paintings and not know what it was about internally, like what was driving the sort of obsession for a particular approach to something,” she said. “He would often say, too, once he discovered what it was about, often then he would lose the interest in it, so it was more appealing to him to be in the unknown about it than it was to actually know fully what was driving him.” As a professor, he was cool. “The students loved him. He was very creative with his students and how he taught them,” said McGowan, who met Reber in one of his classes. “He was super-hip, he would duct-tape his jeans when they would tear, spill paint of them and bleach them out intentionally. He was just hip and cool.” Longtime Durango artist Karyn Gabaldon, owner of Karyn Gabaldon Fine Arts, was a student of Reber’s from 1973-77. She was in his figure drawing and painting classes. “He was very, very avant-garde for the time, I mean, we’re talking the ’70s,” she said. “It was the height of the abstract, end of the hippie, definitely non-realism-type thing. He was an incredible artist. “I remember one time he even had all of us out to his house – he had a house out in Lightner Creek – and we walked in, we were little students, little 18- and 19-year-olds, and we were like, ‘Oh my God!’ I just remember that he had just the coolest, artsy house in the world (laughs)! We were young, and he was kind of like the ... you put these teachers up on a pedestal.” Wells, too, remembers the house, which Reber designed himself and was also used as a gallery and studio. “He built this beautiful house on Lightner Creek. He had a big fireplace and he would invite his friends to come up and we’d sit there and cook things over the fire and talk about things. And you could look up toward Kennebec Pass from his deck ... probably those were the most important things,” he said. A prolific artist, Reber also returned to Las Vegas, where, according to Smith’s obituary, he became known for his billboard paintings of celebrities. This talent was captured in the PBS documentary “Mick Reber: Wild William Bill.” He also is listed in Who’s Who in American Art, and his work may be seen in numerous publications, has been exhibited extensively throughout the U.S. and is also in many private and public collections, including the Annenberg Foundation for the Arts; The Hilton Corp.; The Reynolds’ Foundation; and city of McAllen, Texas. Smith, who is a writer living in New York City, said he will catalog and photograph his grandfather’s work. “My hope as his grandson is to make his art as accessible as I can to people,” he said. “He was such a caring, genuine person and a professor. I think it’s safe to say that his legacy will be how he influenced his students and family.” For Reber, despite the fact that he spent his whole life creating, he was never content to kick back and just float. “The thing that keeps me coming back into the studio time after time is not the finished product but the process, the idea, the building of content,” Reber said in the PBS documentary. “The way I see it, to stop exploring would be to stop growing in art, and that could never be my way of doing things. So I’m going to continue to work; I’ve really enjoyed all of it anyway, it’s great, it’s an experience.” (the following information is courtesy the website for The Spectrum) Mick Reber Bayview, TX. - Mick Reber was born on June 6, 1942, in St. George, Utah. He passed away on May 10, 2019, in Bayview, Texas. He grew up in Southern Utah and Las Vegas. He was the beloved sixth child of Ernest Glen and Elsie Turner Reber. He is survived by his older brother, James Reber, and his three children Sherise Reber Smith (Gary), Shahn Reber (Julie) and Rachele Reber Bobrick. He is also survived by ten grandchildren whom he adored (Dylan Smith, Olivia Reber, Austin Smith, Eric Reber, Jordan Bobrick, Logan Smith, Cole Reber, Emily Bobrick, Laura Reber, Chloe Bobrick), and one very special and beautiful great granddaughter, Milea Rose. Mick graduated in 1968 with an M.F.A. from Brigham Young University. He was a lifelong painter and sculptor and an art professor for 26 years at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado. He is listed in Whos Who in American Art. His art has been seen in Art in America, Art News and numerous other publications. He exhibited extensively throughout the United States and won numerous national and international art awards. Two of his major works are located in Durango parks: Parade Formation is at the entrance of Santa Rita Park and The Guardian is at Memorial Park. Another of his major works, The Three Graces, is located in the downtown art district of McAllen, Texas. Mick was the subject of a PBS documentary, Mick Reber, Wild William Bill. He retired eighteen years ago in Bayview, Texas, so that he could live next door to his son and best friend, Shahn. He spent the last years of his life living on his three acre waterfront property, tending to his chickens, tropical plants and citrus orchard. He loved spending time with his dog, Ruger, at the beach on South Padre Island. Micks presence was larger than life. He had such a dynamic and charismatic way about him. He was so loved by his family and will be greatly missed. Our hearts will never be the same. A celebration of life will be held later this summer in Durango, Colorado. Posted online on May 26, 2019 Published in The Spectrum

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