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b. 1900 - d. 1975

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          • Shorty Shope Missoula Montana Tourist Map
            Aug. 10, 2024

            Shorty Shope Missoula Montana Tourist Map

            Est: $50 - $75

            Issued in 1929 by the Missoula Chamber Of Commerce.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE MONTANA PENCIL DRAWING
            Aug. 25, 2023

            SHORTY SHOPE MONTANA PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $250 - $350

            18 1/4" by 16 1/4" framed. Title is Snowed In. Shorty Shope (1900 - 1977) was active/lived in Montana. Shorty Shope is known for Cowboy genre, Indian painting, illustration. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE MONTANA PENCIL DRAWING
            Aug. 25, 2023

            SHORTY SHOPE MONTANA PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $250 - $350

            18 1/4" by 16 3/8" framed. Title is An All Absorbing Sport. Shorty Shope (1900 - 1977) was active/lived in Montana. Shorty Shope is known for Cowboy genre, Indian painting, illustration. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • IRVIN 'SHORTY' SHOPE (1900 - 1977) OIL ON BOARD
            Sep. 23, 2022

            IRVIN 'SHORTY' SHOPE (1900 - 1977) OIL ON BOARD

            Est: $400 - $600

            Shorty Shope (1900 - 1977) 1970 The composition of a Southwest landscape with distant mesa and a Native American is signed lower right and includes the date and the artist's brand. Board measures 12 x 10 with a framed size of 15.25 x 13 inches.

            Dirk Soulis Auctions
          • SHORTY SHOPE TRAILING HOSTILES COWBOY OIL PAINTING
            Apr. 30, 2022

            SHORTY SHOPE TRAILING HOSTILES COWBOY OIL PAINTING

            Est: $3,500 - $5,000

            Title is Trailing Hostiles. Oil on canvas. 30.25" by 42" framed. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST WATERCOLOR ENVELOPE
            Jan. 29, 2022

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST WATERCOLOR ENVELOPE

            Est: $50 - $75

            Watercolor on Envelope. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST WATERCOLOR ENVELOPE
            Jan. 29, 2022

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST WATERCOLOR ENVELOPE

            Est: $50 - $75

            Watercolor on Envelope. Christmas Greeting. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Jan. 29, 2022

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $25 - $50

            11" by 14". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • Irvin Shope Drawings/ Paintings & Dale Bush Books
            Jan. 15, 2022

            Irvin Shope Drawings/ Paintings & Dale Bush Books

            Est: $100 - $300

            Featured in this lot is this pair of art and artist books called “Irvin Shope Drawings and Paintings”, compiled and edited by Richard Shope, and “New Interpretations” by Dale A Bush. The condition of these books is good, with no obvious signs of damage. The measurements of these books are 11" x 8 1/2" and 11" x 11".

            North American Auction Company
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY WATERCOLOR PAINTING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY WATERCOLOR PAINTING

            Est: $150 - $200

            13.75" by 19.25". Unsigned. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST BRONC LETTER
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST BRONC LETTER

            Est: $150 - $200

            Very nice two page letter. From the Circle Arrow Ranch. Shorty talks about breaking horses.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            8.5" by 10.75". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            9" by 12". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            11" by 14". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE INDIAN WATERCOLOR PAINTING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE INDIAN WATERCOLOR PAINTING

            Est: $150 - $200

            7.75" by 12". Unsigned. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            9" by 12". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            9" by 12". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $250 - $350

            9" by 12.5". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            9" by 12". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            8.5" by 11.5". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            8.75" by 14". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            7" by 10". Unsigned. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $100 - $150

            11" by 14". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            11" by 14". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            11" by 14". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE INDIAN WATERCOLOR PAINTING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE INDIAN WATERCOLOR PAINTING

            Est: $350 - $500

            9" by 12". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ARTIST PENCIL DRAWING

            Est: $150 - $200

            6" by 6". Signed as shown. Provenance: From the estate of a relative of Shorty Shope. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ROPING HORSE DRAWING
            Nov. 06, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ROPING HORSE DRAWING

            Est: $500 - $750

            16" by 20" framed. Signed as shown. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ON HORSEBACK PAINTING
            Sep. 25, 2021

            SHORTY SHOPE COWBOY ON HORSEBACK PAINTING

            Est: $500 - $750

            9.5" by 11.5" framed. Signed as shown. Irvin "Shorty" Shope (b. May 11, 1900- d. 1977) Painted 11 Mountie subjects between 1959-1960. Irvin "Shorty" Shope was raised on a ranch in Montana, and fell under the influence of the western painter Edgar S. Paxson while still in high school. Between 1919 and 1930, Shope worked as a cowboy on Montana ranches, while studying art through a correspondence course. Beginning in 1925, he first exhibited his paintings in Montana, and received some commercial assignments. Having sold his first painting at the age of thirty, Shope returned to college, majoring in art and history. In Helena, Montana, Shope began working as a commercial artist for the state government, and at that time also spent a few months studying under the well-known illustrator Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central School of Art in New York. Shope's usual subjects were cowboys, the Blackfoot Indians, mountains and deserts, and all his works have a distinctly western look. The eleven paintings he created for The Northwest Paper Company in 1959 and 1960 also have the look of the west about them, often featuring the Mountie with Indians, ranchers, and cattle.

            Davis Brothers Auction
          • Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "The Coming Home Song"
            Jan. 20, 2018

            Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "The Coming Home Song"

            Est: $5,000 - $8,000

            Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "The Coming Home Song"

            Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
          • Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "New Work for the Young Pinto"
            Jan. 19, 2018

            Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "New Work for the Young Pinto"

            Est: $1,000 - $2,000

            Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "New Work for the Young Pinto"

            Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
          • Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "Chinook Wind"
            Jan. 19, 2018

            Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "Chinook Wind"

            Est: $1,000 - $2,000

            Shope, Irvin (Shorty) (1900-1977) "Chinook Wind"

            Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
          • IRVING "SHORTY" SHOPE (American 1900-1978) A PAINTING, "Blackfoot Warrior,"
            Feb. 26, 2017

            IRVING "SHORTY" SHOPE (American 1900-1978) A PAINTING, "Blackfoot Warrior,"

            Est: $600 - $800

            IRVING "SHORTY" SHOPE (American 1900-1978) A PAINTING, "Blackfoot Warrior," CAA - 1965, watercolor on paper, signed L/R. 9" x 7"

            Simpson Galleries, LLC
          • Irvin "Shorty" Shope | Come In My Friend
            Dec. 02, 2016

            Irvin "Shorty" Shope | Come In My Friend

            Est: $1,500 - $2,000

            Artist: Irvin "Shorty" Shope | 1900 - 1975 Title: Come In My Friend Signed l/r: Irvin Shope [artist's symbol] CA Media: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 16 by 22 inches no reserve

            Altermann Galleries
          • Irvin "Shorty" Shope | Come in My Friend
            Aug. 12, 2016

            Irvin "Shorty" Shope | Come in My Friend

            Est: $1,500 - $2,000

            Artist: Irvin "Shorty" Shope | 1900 - 1975 Title: Come in My Friend Signed l/r: Irvin Shope [artist's symbol] CA Media: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 16 by 22 inches

            Altermann Galleries
          • Irvin 'Shorty' Shope (1900-1975 Helena, MT)
            Feb. 15, 2011

            Irvin 'Shorty' Shope (1900-1975 Helena, MT)

            Est: $1,500 - $2,500

            Cowboys Shooting at Indians, signed and dated lower left: Irvin Shope 46 and with the artist's arrow device, oil on canvas. Provenance: Private Collection, Oregon, by descent in the family to the present owner

            John Moran Auctioneers
          • IRVIN "SHORTY" SHOPE (American, 1900-1975)
            Jun. 15, 2010

            IRVIN "SHORTY" SHOPE (American, 1900-1975)

            Est: $600 - $800

            oil/canvas, mountainous landscape with figures, signed & dated l/r "Irvin Shope '41", 20" x 30 1/8"; good original 2" wide gold-finished frame; #8047

            Matthew's Galleries
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