Jack Clouse Deloney Sold at Auction Prices

Painter, Illustrator

When he was eight, and after he was diagnosed with polio, artist Jack Clouse DeLoney was given his first paint brush by his mother. During his career, historical images of cotton wagons, harvests, and Southern life were all frequent subjects in Jack Clouse DeLoney's paintings. Using oil paint and watercolor, he painted scenes he remembered from his childhood and, occasionally, from viewing old photographs.

Jack Clouse DeLoney prints for sale include more than charming landscape images of the South, though. There are a number from the 17 years he worked as an aviation illustrator in the Ozarks at Fort Rucker. Jack Clouse DeLoney paintings have also been commissioned by Bayer, Southern Progress, and the Alabama Peanut Producer's Association. View a plethora of amazing country vistas by browsing extraordinary landscape paintings offered by vendors through Invaluable.