Fred Fellows Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Fred Fellows Art Value Price Guide

Sep. 15, 2026
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "Spring Time"
Est: $500 - $700
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) "Spring Time" Watercolor and gouache on paper Signed lower left: Fellows / CA; titled possibly in another hand on the frame's backing board
John Moran Auctioneers
Jul. 11, 2026
Fred Fellows The Buffalo Robe Drawing
Est: $100 - $150
Title is The Buffalo Robe. 7" by 10" unframed, 11 5/8" by 14 1/2" framed. Pen and Ink on Paper. Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jun. 13, 2026
Painting of Longhorn Cattle by Fred Fellows.
Est: $250 - $450
Artist(s): Fred Fellows (American, b. 1934). XIT Cattle Ranch, Texas. Medium: Oil painting on canvas. Signature(s): Lower right. Paperwork/Provenance: N/A Condition: Some signs of darkening varnish, but otherwise the work is in good overall condition. There are scuffs to the hand-tooled frame. Measurement(s): 8 1/2" x 12" (canvas), 18" x 21" (frame). In-house shipping is available. Please see our website regarding our in-house shipping procedures.
Direct Auction Galleries, Inc.
May. 15, 2026
Fred Fellows, b.1934, A View From the Pass
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Fred Fellows b.1934 A View From the Pass bronze, 24/100 inscribed: Fellows CA 24/100
Jackson Hole Art Auction
May. 02, 2026
Fred Fellows The Homesteader Painting
Est: $1,500 - $2,000
Title is The Homesteader. 16" by 20" unframed. 20" by 24" framed. Oil on Canvas. Provenance: March in Montana 2021, Lot 324. Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Mar. 22, 2026
Fred Fellows lithograph - "Wonders of Winter"
Est: $600 - $1,200
2/25 measures 20" x 29.5' image 28.5" x 38.5" frame Provenance: Museum of the Cowboy "Jim Grimm estate" Solvang Ca.
California Auctioneers
Feb. 13, 2026
Fred Fellows, CAA - Breaking Out the Flatland 84/1000
Est: $185 - $220
Fred Fellows, CAA - Breaking Out the Flatland. Lithograph, Edition 84 of 1,000. Image size: 16" x 21" / 19.5" x 23" total size. Signed by the artist on the lower right. All packing and shipping is done in-house by Medicine Man Gallery.
Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery & Auction
Jan. 24, 2026
Fred Fellows (b.1934) Cowboys Oil On Canvas
Est: -
In used condition. Signed on the lower right hand corner. Frame measures approximately 37in x 48in. Artwork measures approximately 36in x 47in. Nr8209 ja
EJ'S Auction & Appraisal
Dec. 05, 2025
Fred Fellows (1934 - )(CAA) "Bucking Horse" Pen and Ink
Est: $400 - $500
Fred Fellows "Bucking Horse"; 6.25" x 9.5" framed: 16.5 x 13.5" pen and ink; Signed lower right Fred Fellows had early exposure to ranching and Otoe and Osage Indian reservations. As an artist, he is self-taught, but his skillful execution of western sculpture earned him membership and in 1997 presidency of the Cowboy Artists of America. Fred Fellows grew up in California where he worked as a cowboy and apprenticed for four years to a saddle maker. He also roped calves and steers on the rodeo circuit.
Lusher Fine Art & Auctions
Nov. 09, 2025
FRED FELLOWS "THE HORSE GUARD" BRONZE SCULPTURE
Est: -
Fred Fellows (Born 1934) "The Horse Guard" Bronze Sculpture. Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America in 1968. e has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. Artist: Fred Fellows Title: "The Horse Guard" Medium: Bronze Sculpture Signature Type: Signed | Edition: 28/35 | Weight: 43 lbs. | Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD2106
Bradford's
Nov. 09, 2025
FRED FELLOWS "FRONTIER CHRISTMAS" OIL ON CANVAS
Est: -
Fred Fellows (Born 1934) "Frontier Christmas" Oil on Canvas. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. Artist: Fred Fellows Title: "Frontier Christmas" Medium: Oil on Canvas Signature Type: Hand Signed | Signature Location: Lower Left | Site Measurement: 14" x 18" | Keywords: Southwestern, Western Artwork, Art; Ref: BD2106
Bradford's
Nov. 01, 2025
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), One More for the Road, bronze, 43/100, 8.5 x 10 x 10 inches
Est: $3,000 - $5,000
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) One More for the Road bronze, 43/100 inscribed: Fellows CA 43/100
Lone Star Art Auction
Sep. 13, 2025
Fred Fellows Spring in the High Country
Est: $25 - $50
Print on Board. 5 1/2" by 8".
Davis Brothers Auction
Sep. 13, 2025
Fred Fellows Payday Montana Cowboy Bronze
Est: $400 - $600
Title is Payday. Hesston Special Edition. 9 1/8" by 8 1/8" by 5 7/8". Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 06, 2025
FRED FELLOWS, FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE ROCKIES, OFFSET LITHOGRAPH
Est: $250 - $350
Artist: Fred Fellows, American (1934 - ) Title: First Glimpse of the Rockies Year: 1980 Medium: Offset Lithograph, Signed and numbered Edition: 1000 Size: 24 in. x 35 in. (60.96 cm x 88.9 cm)
RoGallery
Jul. 12, 2025
Fred Fellows Payday Montana Cowboy Bronze
Est: $400 - $600
Title is Payday. Hesston Special Edition. 9 1/8" by 8 1/8" by 5 7/8". Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jul. 12, 2025
Fred Fellows Montana Cowboy Bronze
Est: $600 - $800
Title is A Spotlight on Two Champions. Hesston Special Edition. 48/90. Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jul. 12, 2025
Fred Fellows Montana Cowboy Bronze
Est: $600 - $800
Title is Goin for the Gold. 10 1/2" by 7 7/8" by 4". 188/500 Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jul. 12, 2025
Fred Fellows 5 Flat Montana Cowboy Bronze
Est: $600 - $800
Title is 5 Flat. 7 1/8" by 5 3/4" by 4 3/4". Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jun. 21, 2025
Fred Fellows 'A Prairie Garden' Framed Print
Est: -
Frame Measuring Approximately 36 By 27 Inches. Image Measuring Approximately 29 By 20 Inches. Nr30467 Ja
EJ'S Auction & Appraisal
Jun. 03, 2025
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "Rearranging the Kitchen"
Est: $800 - $1,200
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) "Rearranging the Kitchen" Patinated bronze on wood plinth Edition: 17/100 Signed and numbered in the casting: Fellows / CA; further attributed and titled to metal plaque applied to plinth
John Moran Auctioneers
Mar. 25, 2025
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "End of a Love Affair"
Est: $800 - $1,200
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) "End of a Love Affair" Patinated bronze on wood plinth Edition: 49/100 Signed and numbered in the casting: Fellows / CA; attributed and titled to metal plaque applied to plinth
John Moran Auctioneers
Mar. 15, 2025
Fred Fellows, (American, B. 1934), End Of A Love Affair, Bronze
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Fred Fellows, (American, B. 1934), End Of A Love Affair, Bronze Sculpture. Signed "Fellows," marked "AP." Approximately 10.375H x 9.0W x 7.5D in. Measurements include wood base.
Clark's Auction Company
Feb. 14, 2025
Fred Fellows (1934- ), End of a Love Affair
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Title: Fred Fellows (1934- ), End of a Love Affair Dimensions: 9 x 9 1/2 x 7 Framed Dimensions: 11 x 9 1/2 x 7 5/8 Signature: inscribed: Fellows (artist cipher) 36/100
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Feb. 08, 2025
FRED FELLOWS (American b. 1934) "Time to Care," 20TH CENTURY
Est: $800 - $1,200
FRED FELLOWS (American b. 1934) "Time to Care," 20TH CENTURY, oil on board, signed L/L, "Fellows CA," with two labels on reverse from Altermann and Morris Galleries, Houston, Texas. 15" x 22 1/2" Frame: 23 3/4" x 31 1/4"
Simpson Galleries, LLC
Jan. 14, 2025
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "Winter Remuda"
Est: $700 - $900
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) "Winter Remuda" Oil on Masonite Signed and inscribed with the Cowboy Artists of American monogram lower right: Fellows / CA; titled on a label affixed verso
John Moran Auctioneers
Nov. 02, 2024
FRED FELLOWS, (American, b. 1934), An Honest Day's Work, bronze, height: 36 in., width: 32 in.; base height: 40 in., base width: 27 in.
Est: $7,000 - $10,000
FRED FELLOWS (American, b. 1934) An Honest Day's Work bronze numbered and signed 12/50 Fellows CA on base
Grogan & Company
Sep. 14, 2024
Fred Fellows (1934- ), No Easy Way Out
Est: $20,000 - $30,000
Title: Fred Fellows (1934- ), No Easy Way Out Dimensions: 36 1/4 x 23 7/8 x 19 1/2 Framed Dimensions: 74 x 29 1/2 x 19 1/2 Signature: inscribed: Fred Fellows CA 33/50
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Sep. 14, 2024
Fred Fellows (1934- ), Wild Horses, 1998
Est: $40,000 - $60,000
Title: Fred Fellows (1934- ), Wild Horses, 1998 Dimensions: 30 x 107 1/2 x 22 1/2 Signature: inscribed: Fellows CA 98, 7/15 titled: "WILD HORSES" on the base
Jackson Hole Art Auction
Sep. 10, 2024
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "Melita Island Looking West to the Mission Range"
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) "Melita Island Looking West to the Mission Range" Oil on Masonite Signed lower left: Fellows, and with the Cowboy Artists of America affiliation abbreviation; signed again, titled, and inscribed, all verso: First Snow Nov. 1992
John Moran Auctioneers
Sep. 06, 2024
Fred Fellows The Broken Star Quilt Print
Est: $25 - $50
30" by 24". Signed and numbered.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jun. 08, 2024
Fred Fellows Montana Cowboy Gouache Painting
Est: $200 - $300
18" by 20 7/8" framed. Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jun. 04, 2024
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "Melita Island Looking West to the Mission Range"
Est: $2,500 - $3,500
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) "Melita Island Looking West to the Mission Range" Oil on Masonite Signed lower left: Fellows, and with the Cowboy Artists of America affiliation abbreviation; signed again, titled, and inscribed, all verso: First Snow Nov. 1992
John Moran Auctioneers
May. 28, 2024
FRED FELLOWS, FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE ROCKIES, OFFSET LITHOGRAPH
Est: $250 - $350
Artist: Fred Fellows, American (1934 - ) Title: First Glimpse of the Rockies Year: 1980 Medium: Offset Lithograph, Signed and numbered Edition: 1000 Size: 24 in. x 35 in. (60.96 cm x 88.9 cm)
RoGallery
May. 28, 2024
FRED FELLOWS, WHEN IT PAYS TO BE MOUNTED, OFFSET LITHOGRAPH
Est: $250 - $350
Artist: Fred Fellows, American (1934 - ) Title: When it Pays to be Mounted Year: 1981 Medium: Offset Lithograph Edition: 1000 Size: 20 in. x 27 in. (50.8 cm x 68.58 cm)
RoGallery
May. 18, 2024
Fred Fellows (1934- ), Breaking the Trail to Camp
Est: $800 - $1,200
Title: Breaking the Trail to Camp Dimensions: 8 1/2 x 18 x 3 3/8 Framed Dimensions: 10 3/4 x 19 x 4 Signature: inscribed: 16/100 Fellows (artist cipher)
Jackson Hole Art Auction
May. 05, 2024
FRED FELLOWS "WOLFMAN - BLACKFOOT SCOUT" BRONZE SCULPTURE
Est: -
Fred Fellows (Born 1934) "Wolfman - Blackfoot Scout" Bronze Sculpture. Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America in 1968. e has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. Artist: Fred Fellows Title: "Wolfman - Blackfoot Scout Medium: Bronze Sculpture Signature Type: Signed Edition: 12/35 Approx. Net Weight: 8 lbs. Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1842
Bradford's
Apr. 13, 2024
Fred Fellows Signed Artist Proof Print
Est: $75 - $125
Title is Lining Him Out. 19 1/4" by 29 3/4" framed.
Davis Brothers Auction
Apr. 12, 2024
Fred Fellows, "The First Snowfall"
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "The First Snowfall", Oil on board, Signed and dated 85 lower right
Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
Mar. 23, 2024
FRED FELLOWS, BREAKING THE MORNING TRAIL, OFFSET LITHOGRAPH
Est: $250 - $350
Artist: Fred Fellows, American (1934 - ) Title: Breaking the morning trail Year: 1982 Medium: Offset Lithograph, Signed and numbered Edition: 1000 Size: 21.5 in. x 34 in. (54.61 cm x 86.36 cm)
RoGallery
Mar. 12, 2024
Fred Fellows (b. 1934), "Life in the Fast Lane: The Changing of the West"
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Fred Fellows (b. 1934) "Life in the Fast Lane: The Changing of the West" Patinated bronze on wood plinth Edition: 12/80 Signed and numbered in the casting: Fellows / CA; titled and attributed to front bronze plaque
John Moran Auctioneers
Feb. 16, 2024
Fred Fellows, (Oklahoma, B. 1934) Bronze, "The War Horse", H 33" L 22"
Est: $6,000 - $7,000
Limited edition of 35. A Blackfoot warrior with his lance and battle shield slides his war horse to a stop. The horse used in battle was trained to be a capable advisory and was greatly prized. Green/black patina. Signed. Purchased from the Phoenix Art Museum, "Cowboy Artists of America, Twentieth Annual Exhibition", 1985. Provenance: Property from a Berkley, MI private collection.
DuMouchelles
Jan. 27, 2024
Fred Fellows Montana Indian Watercolor Painting
Est: $600 - $800
Title is Fish Wolf Robe Blackfoot. 7 3/4" by 10 3/4" unframed. 13 1/2" by 16 1/2" framed. Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Jan. 13, 2024
Fred Fellows (b.1934) Signed & Numbered Lithograph
Est: -
Titled: The Welcome Committee. Frame has scuffs and scratches. Frame measures approximately 30.25in x 40.25in. Signed in the lower right corner & numbered 10/250 in the lower left corner. NR13036 SA
EJ'S Auction & Appraisal
Dec. 15, 2023
Fred Fellows, (Oklahoma, B. 1934) Bronze, "The War Horse", H 33" L 22"
Est: $7,000 - $8,000
Limited edition of 35. A Blackfoot warrior with his lance and battle shield slides his war horse to a stop. The horse used in battle was trained to be a capable advisory and was greatly prized. Green/black patina. Signed. Purchased from the Phoenix Art Museum, "Cowboy Artists of America, Twentieth Annual Exhibition", 1985. Provenance: Property from a Berkley, MI private collection.
DuMouchelles
Nov. 28, 2023
Fred FELLOWS (1934) "Dancing Back the Past" bronze à patine verte
Est: CHF3,000 - CHF4,000
Fred FELLOWS (1934) "Dancing Back the Past", bronze à patine verte, signé sur la base "Fellows CA" et num 3/50, monté sur un socle en marbre noir tournant. H. 46 cm, socle H. 5.5 x 39 x 18.5 cm
Dogny Auction
Nov. 25, 2023
Fred Fellows Montana Frontiersman Watercolor
Est: $800 - $1,200
Published as shown. Comes with two signed and numbered prints. Copyright will pass on to the next owner with the artwork. 10" by 16 3/4" unframed, 21 1/4" by 27 1/4" framed. Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 25, 2023
Fred Fellows Montana Indian Watercolor Painting
Est: $600 - $800
Title is Fish Wolf Robe Blackfoot. 7 3/4" by 10 3/4" unframed. 13 1/2" by 16 1/2" framed. Fred Fellows (Born 1934) is active/lives in Arizona, California. Fred Fellows is known for Realist western, cowboy genre sculpture and painting. Living in Sonoita, Arizona, Fred Fellows is a painter and sculptor who works in realist style. He was born in Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he was influenced by the cultures of the Otoe and Osage Indians, whose reservations were nearby. Although Fellows, as a youth, moved to California and attended high school in Los Angeles, he continued his interest in 'things western' including competing in rodeos, working as a saddle maker in Paramount, California for Butler Sadlery, and being a cowboy at Monolith, California on the Jamison Ranch. This period of his life was followed by serving as Art Director for Northrup Aircraft, which honed his composition skills for the realist style of western subject painting and sculpture that became his signature work. However, during this time, he experimented with abstract art as he spent many evenings for seven years meeting with a group of artists who, working in this style, did drawing together and had shows in coffee houses. However, questioning "how anyone can understand something that is totally private to the artist" (Samuels, 180), he turned to realism and to the western subjects of his heritage. In 1968, Fred Fellows was voted into membership of the Cowboy Artists of America*, a group founded in Arizona of western artists dedicated to the traditional style and western subject matter of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. In 1997, he served as President of the CAA. He has won numerous awards at the groups' annual exhibitions including Artists Choice, 2007; Oil Painting Award, Silver, 1988; Sculpture Award, Gold Medal, 1995 and 1991; Drawing and Other Media, Silver, 1989; Drawing Award, Silver, 1977; Kieckhefer Award*: Best of Show, 1991; and CAA Memorial Award, 1975. His western painting and sculptures have been featured in many magazines, and selected for world-wide advertising by Philip Morris, Inc. In 1981, his artwork was included in the first American art exhibit in mainland China. Fred Fellows has lived with his wife, Deborah, also a sculptor, and their daughter at Woods Bay Point on Flathead Lake at Bigfork, Montana, and the family later moved to Sonoita, Arizona.
Davis Brothers Auction