ARTIST: William Harvey Hinds (Louisiana, Texas, 1936 - 2015)
NAME: Live Oak
MEDIUM: oil on board
CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light.
SIGHT SIZE: 18 x 28 inches / 45 x 70 cm
FRAME SIZE: 24 x 34 inches / 60 x 85 cm
SIGNATURE: Lower left
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CATEGORY: antique vintage painting
SKU#: 115227
WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description

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Will Hinds (Louisiana, Texas, 1936 - 2015)
William Harvey Hinds born in Beeville, Texas on May 22, 1936… He attended Lafayette High School,
After serving in the Army as an Airborne Ranger during the Korean War, he spent several years in the oil industry with his father eventually recognizing that he had an undeniable gift. He left the oil field and without a previous training deciding to take a chance in the world of art.
He was an accomplished Southern Artist, best known for his ability to capture the most realistic Southern scenes and making you feel as though you were walking down that ole' dirt road, hearing the birds sing and feeling the warmth of the summer sun on your skin. It's as though he saw nature the way our Creator saw His creation. His work is unmatched to this day.
He was an avid animal lover. Often keeping food in his trunk for any homeless furry friend he would come across. He lived life to the fullest, loving people, fishing, and his most prized gifts, his Grand Babies.
They hung the sun in the sky and gave him a fresh new perspective of what life was really all about. He counted it his greatest joy to spoil them. He was entertaining, quick witted, charming, with an infectious presence. He was a one of a kind and will be missed greatly by all who knew him and loved him. See you in Glory Daddy (Happy fishing ground).