WAYNE BAIZE
Cowboy Artist of America
Fort Davis, Texas
COWBOY ARTIST
WAYNE BAIZE
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Old Spanish Trail Gallery and Museum hangs original Cowboy Artist of America Wayne Baize paintings, drawings and framed giclees for sale year 'round. Wayne and Ellen are also our ranching neighbors out in the Davis Mountains.
We offer you a unique opportunity to shop for fine western art on a working ranch nestled in the very mountains the Texas cowboy artist ranches and paints, scenic ranch country near Fort Davis, Valentine, and Marfa.
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Selections may vary from those shown here. Please contact us about Wayne Baize artworks that interest you.
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 Being A Hereford10in x 8in pen and ink with colored pencil © Wayne Baize $650 SOLD |  Movin' Kinda Slow Today8in x 10in pen and ink and colored pencil © Wayne Baize $650 |  Hereford8in x 10in pen and ink © Wayne Baize $650 |
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 A Man and His Horse8in x10in pen & ink drawing © Wayne Baize $700 |  A PATH FEW HAVE TROD40"x 30" oil © Wayne Baize $12,000 |  SCOUTING THE RIDGE PASTURE16" x 20" oil © Wayne Baize $5500 |
 HEADING OUT8" x 10" drawing ink with colored pencil © Wayne Baize $600 |  HER FAVORITE12" x 24" oil © Wayne Baize $3800 |  RUSHING THEM ALONG20" x 30" oil © Wayne Baize $9500 |
 HOBBLED ROAN5" x 7" ink and colored pencil drawing © Wayne Baize $550 SOLD |
OSTG Artist Wayne Baize grew up near Abilene, Texas around working ranches. He has firsthand knowledge of his favorite painting subjects: the contemporary cowboy and his livestock.
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Wayne learned the value of a good horse at an early age. As a youth, he helped break horses. Later, Wayne and his brother, Arlon, raised registered Quarter horses. The cowboy artist and his wife, Ellen live in Far West Texas near Fort Davis on a small ranch where they raised four children and run registered Hereford cattle.
In 1995, Wayne Baize was invited to become a member of the Cowboy Artists of America. Being a member of the CA is the fulfillment of a dream, but also a challenge-- members are challenged to continually be improving their art. Wayne has served as a director in the organization, and as vice-president and recently, president.
He has won a silver medal in drawing and the TCA Award, Best Portrayal of a Cowboy Subject, at the CA Annual Show. With numerous other awards, Wayne Baize art has been featured in major magazines including WESTERN HORSEMAN, THE CATTLEMAN, QUARTER HORSE JOURNAL, THE HEREFORD JOURNAL, and TEXAS MONTHLY. In 2017, TEXAS COUNTRY REPORTER filmed a spot with the Fort Davis artist at Old Spanish Trail Gallery and Museum.
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