Robert Peters Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Robert Peters Art Value Price Guide

Sep. 26, 2018
Robert Peters American Desert Landscape Painting
Est: $800 - $1,200
Robert Peters [ 1960 - American ]. Titled "Saquaro Skies". Subject matter features a daytime desert landscape with large cacti, a small view of mountains in the background. Original oil painting on board. Signed lower left and verso. Board size measures 14" x 11". Frame measures 19" x 16". Good to very good condition. Estate fresh to market. Frame having mild storage related wear. Guaranteed Authentic. Hill Auction Gallery In house continental USA domestic shipping $125 USD plus insurance. INV (117)
Hill Auction Gallery
Sep. 26, 2018
Robert Peters American Buffalo Landscape Painting
Est: $600 - $900
Robert Peters [ 1960 - American ]. Nature wildlife. Titled "Giants of the West, Study ". Subject matter features buffalo grazing in a grassy field, a daytime sky with snowy mountains in the background. Original oil painting on board. Signed lower right. Board size measures 12" x 9". Frame measures 15 3/8" x 12 3/8". Good to very good condition. Estate fresh to market. Frame having mild storage related wear. Guaranteed Authentic. Hill Auction Gallery In house continental USA domestic shipping $100 USD plus insurance. INV (116)
Hill Auction Gallery
Apr. 08, 2017
Robert Peters - Zuni Moon
Est: $12,000 - $16,000
Robert Peters
Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
Apr. 08, 2017
Robert Peters - Desert in Idyll
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Robert Peters
Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
Apr. 08, 2017
Robert Peters - Catalina Highlights
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
Robert Peters
Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
Aug. 14, 2015
Robert Peters | Well Attired
Est: $4,500 - $6,500
Artist: Robert Peters b. 1960 | Title: Well Attired | Signed l/r: Robert Peters | Media: Oil on linen | Dimensions: 20 by 24 inches
Altermann Galleries
Sep. 13, 2014
October Rust
Est: $10,000 - $20,000
oil on canvas
Jackson Hole Art Auction
May. 16, 2014
Robert (Bob) Peters (American, b. 1960), September Gold, Signed "ROBERT PETERS" l.r., identified on a presentation plaque, signed, titl
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
Robert (Bob) Peters (American, b. 1960) September Gold Signed "ROBERT PETERS" l.r., identified on a presentation plaque, signed, titled, and inscribed "© ROBERT PETERS..." on the stretcher. Oil on canvas, 18 x 24 in. (45.7 x 61.0 cm), framed. Condition: Good.
Skinner
May. 16, 2014
Robert (Bob) Peters (American, b. 1960), Sanctuary, Signed "ROBERT PETERS" l.r., identified on a presentation plaque, signed, titled, a
Est: $5,000 - $7,000
Robert (Bob) Peters (American, b. 1960) Sanctuary Signed "ROBERT PETERS" l.r., identified on a presentation plaque, signed, titled, and inscribed "© ROBERT PETERS..." on the stretcher. Oil on canvas, 48 x 60 in. (121.9 x 152.4 cm), framed. Condition: Good.
Skinner
May. 04, 2014
Ancient Empire, Mesa Verde by Robert Peters
Est: $180 - $225
Ancient Empire, Mesa Verde by Robert Peters - Edition Size: Open - Giclee on Canvas, Open Edition Signed Dimensions: 10 x 15 Release Date: 6-2011 ???.Robert Peters has spent his life living in and absorbing all that the West and its magnificent landscapes offer. The artist states, ?My work is grounded in my earliest personal impressions.? As a child, Peters grew up in Arizona, and he remembers fondly family trips that allowed him to hike, fish, and hunt in the wild and wondrous landscapes of southwestern Colorado. In these early years, the artist was just happy to enjoy the experience of being outdoors and eager to take in all that nature offers. ?I often seek out the story in a landscape,? says Peters. He notes that ?the repetition of shape in ridges? and ?jagged rocks in juxtaposition with soft snow? are just a couple aspects that interest him in mentally forming a composition that will draw and move the viewer?s eye to take in all of nature captured on his canvas. The artist also notes that ?a judicious use of detail? makes up the light and delicate aspects of his works. The excellent ability to orchestrate color and values gives Peters? art depth and emotion. ?That?s where their (my paintings) atmosphere comes from,? adds the artist. ?In the studio, I?m composing, rearranging, and reliving.? Trips to art museums and art classes in college laid the foundation for Peters? interest in what was to become his passion and career. In college, he began painting seriously; a professor, who was also a successful commercial illustrator, acknowledged and fostered Peters? talent and potential. With a desire for a career in commercial art, the artist was fortunate to have a mentor who educated him in the various components of the business. The young Peters soon began making a living working with well known advertising and publishing companies in New York without having to live there. Peters thrived in the business and his work was in demand. During this time, he joined the Society of Illustrators. During his successful commercial art career, Peters and his wife moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch where they bred and raised show horses. This rewarding life brought new purpose to his talent as an artist. He began painting the horses they loved and the western landscape. Peters felt compelled to paint full-time and quit commercial art, and his fine art career as a landscape painter was brought to life. Now settled back in Arizona with his family, Peters paints in a spacious studio next to his home. Majestic mountain vistas and his own horse pasture contribute to his many inspired moments at the easel. The artist also ventures into the natural world he so loved as a boy to view, contemplate, make notes, and sketch an image that he will take back to his studio where it will come alive on his canvas. Adds Peters, ?If something is in one of my paintings, I?ve been there and experienced it.?
Artistic Findings
May. 03, 2014
Icons of the West by Robert Peters
Est: $1,600 - $2,000
Icons of the West by Robert Peters - Edition Size: 15 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 20 x 36 Release Date: 3-2008 ???.Robert Peters has spent his life living in and absorbing all that the West and its magnificent landscapes offer. The artist states, ?My work is grounded in my earliest personal impressions.? As a child, Peters grew up in Arizona, and he remembers fondly family trips that allowed him to hike, fish, and hunt in the wild and wondrous landscapes of southwestern Colorado. In these early years, the artist was just happy to enjoy the experience of being outdoors and eager to take in all that nature offers. ?I often seek out the story in a landscape,? says Peters. He notes that ?the repetition of shape in ridges? and ?jagged rocks in juxtaposition with soft snow? are just a couple aspects that interest him in mentally forming a composition that will draw and move the viewer?s eye to take in all of nature captured on his canvas. The artist also notes that ?a judicious use of detail? makes up the light and delicate aspects of his works. The excellent ability to orchestrate color and values gives Peters? art depth and emotion. ?That?s where their (my paintings) atmosphere comes from,? adds the artist. ?In the studio, I?m composing, rearranging, and reliving.? Trips to art museums and art classes in college laid the foundation for Peters? interest in what was to become his passion and career. In college, he began painting seriously; a professor, who was also a successful commercial illustrator, acknowledged and fostered Peters? talent and potential. With a desire for a career in commercial art, the artist was fortunate to have a mentor who educated him in the various components of the business. The young Peters soon began making a living working with well known advertising and publishing companies in New York without having to live there. Peters thrived in the business and his work was in demand. During this time, he joined the Society of Illustrators. During his successful commercial art career, Peters and his wife moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch where they bred and raised show horses. This rewarding life brought new purpose to his talent as an artist. He began painting the horses they loved and the western landscape. Peters felt compelled to paint full-time and quit commercial art, and his fine art career as a landscape painter was brought to life. Now settled back in Arizona with his family, Peters paints in a spacious studio next to his home. Majestic mountain vistas and his own horse pasture contribute to his many inspired moments at the easel. The artist also ventures into the natural world he so loved as a boy to view, contemplate, make notes, and sketch an image that he will take back to his studio where it will come alive on his canvas. Adds Peters, ?If something is in one of my paintings, I?ve been there and experienced it.?
Artistic Findings
May. 03, 2014
On the Little Colorado by Robert Peters
Est: $790 - $990
On the Little Colorado by Robert Peters - Edition Size: 15 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 22 x 28 Release Date: 7-2010 ???.Robert Peters has spent his life living in and absorbing all that the West and its magnificent landscapes offer. The artist states, ?My work is grounded in my earliest personal impressions.? As a child, Peters grew up in Arizona, and he remembers fondly family trips that allowed him to hike, fish, and hunt in the wild and wondrous landscapes of southwestern Colorado. In these early years, the artist was just happy to enjoy the experience of being outdoors and eager to take in all that nature offers. ?I often seek out the story in a landscape,? says Peters. He notes that ?the repetition of shape in ridges? and ?jagged rocks in juxtaposition with soft snow? are just a couple aspects that interest him in mentally forming a composition that will draw and move the viewer?s eye to take in all of nature captured on his canvas. The artist also notes that ?a judicious use of detail? makes up the light and delicate aspects of his works. The excellent ability to orchestrate color and values gives Peters? art depth and emotion. ?That?s where their (my paintings) atmosphere comes from,? adds the artist. ?In the studio, I?m composing, rearranging, and reliving.? Trips to art museums and art classes in college laid the foundation for Peters? interest in what was to become his passion and career. In college, he began painting seriously; a professor, who was also a successful commercial illustrator, acknowledged and fostered Peters? talent and potential. With a desire for a career in commercial art, the artist was fortunate to have a mentor who educated him in the various components of the business. The young Peters soon began making a living working with well known advertising and publishing companies in New York without having to live there. Peters thrived in the business and his work was in demand. During this time, he joined the Society of Illustrators. During his successful commercial art career, Peters and his wife moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch where they bred and raised show horses. This rewarding life brought new purpose to his talent as an artist. He began painting the horses they loved and the western landscape. Peters felt compelled to paint full-time and quit commercial art, and his fine art career as a landscape painter was brought to life. Now settled back in Arizona with his family, Peters paints in a spacious studio next to his home. Majestic mountain vistas and his own horse pasture contribute to his many inspired moments at the easel. The artist also ventures into the natural world he so loved as a boy to view, contemplate, make notes, and sketch an image that he will take back to his studio where it will come alive on his canvas. Adds Peters, ?If something is in one of my paintings, I?ve been there and experienced it.?
Artistic Findings
May. 03, 2014
Amid Summer Blooms by Robert Peters
Est: $1,400 - $1,740
Amid Summer Blooms by Robert Peters - Edition Size: 15 - Giclee on Canvas - Artist Proof Dimensions: 30 x 45 Release Date: 11-2009 ???.Robert Peters has spent his life living in and absorbing all that the West and its magnificent landscapes offer. The artist states, ?My work is grounded in my earliest personal impressions.? As a child, Peters grew up in Arizona, and he remembers fondly family trips that allowed him to hike, fish, and hunt in the wild and wondrous landscapes of southwestern Colorado. In these early years, the artist was just happy to enjoy the experience of being outdoors and eager to take in all that nature offers. ?I often seek out the story in a landscape,? says Peters. He notes that ?the repetition of shape in ridges? and ?jagged rocks in juxtaposition with soft snow? are just a couple aspects that interest him in mentally forming a composition that will draw and move the viewer?s eye to take in all of nature captured on his canvas. The artist also notes that ?a judicious use of detail? makes up the light and delicate aspects of his works. The excellent ability to orchestrate color and values gives Peters? art depth and emotion. ?That?s where their (my paintings) atmosphere comes from,? adds the artist. ?In the studio, I?m composing, rearranging, and reliving.? Trips to art museums and art classes in college laid the foundation for Peters? interest in what was to become his passion and career. In college, he began painting seriously; a professor, who was also a successful commercial illustrator, acknowledged and fostered Peters? talent and potential. With a desire for a career in commercial art, the artist was fortunate to have a mentor who educated him in the various components of the business. The young Peters soon began making a living working with well known advertising and publishing companies in New York without having to live there. Peters thrived in the business and his work was in demand. During this time, he joined the Society of Illustrators. During his successful commercial art career, Peters and his wife moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch where they bred and raised show horses. This rewarding life brought new purpose to his talent as an artist. He began painting the horses they loved and the western landscape. Peters felt compelled to paint full-time and quit commercial art, and his fine art career as a landscape painter was brought to life. Now settled back in Arizona with his family, Peters paints in a spacious studio next to his home. Majestic mountain vistas and his own horse pasture contribute to his many inspired moments at the easel. The artist also ventures into the natural world he so loved as a boy to view, contemplate, make notes, and sketch an image that he will take back to his studio where it will come alive on his canvas. Adds Peters, ?If something is in one of my paintings, I?ve been there and experienced it.?
Artistic Findings
May. 03, 2014
March, Yavapai Point by Robert Peters
Est: $990 - $1,240
March, Yavapai Point by Robert Peters - Edition Size: 195 - Giclee on Canvas - Signed & Numbered Dimensions: 20 x 36 Release Date: 9-2007 ???.Robert Peters has spent his life living in and absorbing all that the West and its magnificent landscapes offer. The artist states, ?My work is grounded in my earliest personal impressions.? As a child, Peters grew up in Arizona, and he remembers fondly family trips that allowed him to hike, fish, and hunt in the wild and wondrous landscapes of southwestern Colorado. In these early years, the artist was just happy to enjoy the experience of being outdoors and eager to take in all that nature offers. ?I often seek out the story in a landscape,? says Peters. He notes that ?the repetition of shape in ridges? and ?jagged rocks in juxtaposition with soft snow? are just a couple aspects that interest him in mentally forming a composition that will draw and move the viewer?s eye to take in all of nature captured on his canvas. The artist also notes that ?a judicious use of detail? makes up the light and delicate aspects of his works. The excellent ability to orchestrate color and values gives Peters? art depth and emotion. ?That?s where their (my paintings) atmosphere comes from,? adds the artist. ?In the studio, I?m composing, rearranging, and reliving.? Trips to art museums and art classes in college laid the foundation for Peters? interest in what was to become his passion and career. In college, he began painting seriously; a professor, who was also a successful commercial illustrator, acknowledged and fostered Peters? talent and potential. With a desire for a career in commercial art, the artist was fortunate to have a mentor who educated him in the various components of the business. The young Peters soon began making a living working with well known advertising and publishing companies in New York without having to live there. Peters thrived in the business and his work was in demand. During this time, he joined the Society of Illustrators. During his successful commercial art career, Peters and his wife moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch where they bred and raised show horses. This rewarding life brought new purpose to his talent as an artist. He began painting the horses they loved and the western landscape. Peters felt compelled to paint full-time and quit commercial art, and his fine art career as a landscape painter was brought to life. Now settled back in Arizona with his family, Peters paints in a spacious studio next to his home. Majestic mountain vistas and his own horse pasture contribute to his many inspired moments at the easel. The artist also ventures into the natural world he so loved as a boy to view, contemplate, make notes, and sketch an image that he will take back to his studio where it will come alive on his canvas. Adds Peters, ?If something is in one of my paintings, I?ve been there and experienced it.?
Artistic Findings
May. 03, 2014
Amid Summer Blooms by Robert Peters
Est: $2,000 - $2,500
Amid Summer Blooms by Robert Peters - Edition Size: 35 - Giclee on Canvas - Grande Edition Dimensions: 40 x 60 Release Date: 11-2009 ???.Robert Peters has spent his life living in and absorbing all that the West and its magnificent landscapes offer. The artist states, ?My work is grounded in my earliest personal impressions.? As a child, Peters grew up in Arizona, and he remembers fondly family trips that allowed him to hike, fish, and hunt in the wild and wondrous landscapes of southwestern Colorado. In these early years, the artist was just happy to enjoy the experience of being outdoors and eager to take in all that nature offers. ?I often seek out the story in a landscape,? says Peters. He notes that ?the repetition of shape in ridges? and ?jagged rocks in juxtaposition with soft snow? are just a couple aspects that interest him in mentally forming a composition that will draw and move the viewer?s eye to take in all of nature captured on his canvas. The artist also notes that ?a judicious use of detail? makes up the light and delicate aspects of his works. The excellent ability to orchestrate color and values gives Peters? art depth and emotion. ?That?s where their (my paintings) atmosphere comes from,? adds the artist. ?In the studio, I?m composing, rearranging, and reliving.? Trips to art museums and art classes in college laid the foundation for Peters? interest in what was to become his passion and career. In college, he began painting seriously; a professor, who was also a successful commercial illustrator, acknowledged and fostered Peters? talent and potential. With a desire for a career in commercial art, the artist was fortunate to have a mentor who educated him in the various components of the business. The young Peters soon began making a living working with well known advertising and publishing companies in New York without having to live there. Peters thrived in the business and his work was in demand. During this time, he joined the Society of Illustrators. During his successful commercial art career, Peters and his wife moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch where they bred and raised show horses. This rewarding life brought new purpose to his talent as an artist. He began painting the horses they loved and the western landscape. Peters felt compelled to paint full-time and quit commercial art, and his fine art career as a landscape painter was brought to life. Now settled back in Arizona with his family, Peters paints in a spacious studio next to his home. Majestic mountain vistas and his own horse pasture contribute to his many inspired moments at the easel. The artist also ventures into the natural world he so loved as a boy to view, contemplate, make notes, and sketch an image that he will take back to his studio where it will come alive on his canvas. Adds Peters, ?If something is in one of my paintings, I?ve been there and experienced it.?
Artistic Findings
Jul. 21, 2012
Wandering Shallows
Est: $25,000 - $35,000
Peters, Robert
Coeur d’Alene Art Auction
Mar. 30, 2012
Robert Peters. b. 1960. Sonora Desert . Oil on
Est: $6,000 - $9,000
Robert Peters. b. 1960. Sonora Desert . Oil on canvas. 28 by 22 inches. Signed: Signed; 'Robert Peters',, l/l
Altermann Galleries
Jan. 29, 2011
Robert Peters (B.1960), "Pebbly Brook" oil on
Est: $10,000 - $15,000
Robert Peters (B.1960), "Pebbly Brook" oil on linen. Linen: 30"H x 28"W; Frame. Signed lower left, "Robert Peters". Robert Peters comments, "Water has always been a favorite subject of mine and is always a joy to paint. The variety of textures, forms and lines, I find to be exceptionally appealing. "Pebbly Brook" typifies the balance and harmony that can be found with these elements in one simple but striking scene." Provenance: loan to the U. S. State Department during the Bush administration and was exhibited in the United States embassy in Muscat, Oman. Upon the painting's return, it was then part of an exhibition at the Phippen Museum of Western Art, "Greatest Show on Earth" landscape exhibition.
Dallas Fine Art Auction
Aug. 14, 2010
Robert Peters Mission Bells 22 by 28 inchesOil on
Est: $5,000 - $7,000
Robert Peters Mission Bells 22 by 28 inchesOil on Linen
Altermann Galleries
May. 09, 2010
Robert Peters (American, born 1960) Diamond Creek 11 x 14in
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
Diamond Creek signed 'Bob Peters' (lower left) and signed and titled (on the reverse) oil on canvas affixed to board 11 x 14in
Bonhams