Luke Frazier
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Luke Frazier (b. 1970)
Luke Frazier grew up hunting and fishing in the mountains of northern Utah. These early forays into nature instilled a kinship with the wildlife, and a passion for the outdoors. Influenced by the art of Winslow Homer, Edgar Payne, Carl Rungius and Bob Kuhn, Frazier appreciates the strength of drawing, color and emotion. Every year, Luke travels through Alaska, Canada, and the American West painting and photographing animals in their environment. His love of fly fishing and hunted is apparent in his work.
He has been included in the book The Fine Art of Angling, published in October 2007, and he was the 2007 Featured Artist for the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival. He has been profiled in American Artist, Art of the West, Big Sky Journal, Southwest Art and the Wildlife Art. His paintings frequently appear in Alaska, Field and Stream, Gray's Sporting Journal and Sporting Classics.
His works have been exhibited in the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming: the Autry National Center: Los Angeles, California: the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: the Phoenix Art Museum: Arizona:the C.M Russell Museum, Great Falls, Montanan, The Buffalo Bill Museum: Cody. Wyoming: and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: Montgomery, Alabama
He received the Founder's Favorite Award in 2002 and the Wildlife Art Award in 1994, 1996 and 1997 and Arts for the Parks competition in Jackson, Wyoming.
Luke Frazier is represented by Journeys West American Fine Art Gallery, San Diego, California and Columbia Falls, Montana: Legacy Gallery, Jackson, Wyoming and Scottsdale, Arizona and Settlers West Galleries Inc., Tucson, Arizona. Giclee reproductions of his work are available through Greenwich Workshop dealers
Bio from Autry National Center
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