High Plains Conflict - Original Oil Painting by Steven Lang (OPAM)

Available here for your consideration is a superb original oil painting on canvas titled "High Plains Conflict" by Steven Lang. Steven Lang is an American artist known for his western paintings featuring Native Americans, mountain men and cowboys. He is a Master Signature Member of the Oil Painters Of America (OPAM) organization. This large painting features phenomenal artistry and an intense scene! It is framed in a nice custom frame with a light gold trim. This one is worthy of your fine Western Art collection and would look great displayed in your home or office.  *Note - no in-house shipping. Options include local pick up at our warehouse in Wickenburg, AZ, specialty shipper or courier can pick up.
MAKER: Signed LANG (OPAM). Steven Lang (b. 1960: Pawnee/Cherokee). According to an internet bio: For his 12th Christmas Lang received a copy of The Frederic Remington Book by Harold McCracken from his parents. His love for the Old West began and the Native American is his favorite subject matter. His paintings are done with a historical emphasis and he is a participant in living history reenactments giving him a firsthand visual reservoir of ideas, authenticity and cultural traits. “I firmly believe that having an experiential knowledge of Plains Indian culture, western frontier life and America's beautiful landscapes has enabled me to create oil on canvas images that reflect the legacy of the American West.”   Steven has become a highly recognized, awarded and accomplished artist of the Old West. He has established himself with realistic oil originals and his paintings are sought out by private and corporate patrons of fine art throughout America.
APPROX AGE: Fairly Modern. 
SIZE: The frame measures 46-1/2 inches wide x 41 inches tall and the art measures 38 inches wide x 32 inches tall. 
CONDITION: Good for its age with normal wear and minor imperfections expected. Please look closely at the pictures as they are an important part of our description and are hereby incorporated into the description, specifically with regards to condition.