1. Born in Canon City, Colorado amidst cowboys, prospectors and Indians Robert Amick studied law at Yale and practiced law for two years before becoming an artist. He worked as a printmaker, illustrator and painter. His paintings of landscapes, horses and western life (his childhood) became so popular that several were printed for the public school system. Born in a log cabin in Canon City, Colorado, Robert Amick became an illustrator of Western subjects, painter, printmaker, commercial artist and teacher. He grew up in the Colorado cattle country during the 1880s amidst cowboys, Ute and Sioux Indians, homesteaders, and prospectors-"all the characters on the western stage " (Samuels). Amick earned a law degree from Yale University while also taking art courses. After practicing law for two years in Ohio, he became a full-time artist, taking private lessons and studying at the Art Students League. He did illustrations for "Harpers," "Scribner's," "The American," and other publications but was most comfortable with subjects from the life of his background. His western scenes of brilliantly colored landscapes with horses and riders became quite popular, and twelve of them were reproduced as prints for the public schools. He spent much of his career living near New York City in Greenwich, Connecticut where he was, according to a family member, the founder of the Art Society of Greenwich in 1927. Given the circumstances of his background, it is likely he was in Arizona before 1940, but that is not proven. Amick Studio 92 Shore Road Old Greenwich, Connecticut Americcan Indian Fishing Oil — 24x36 Click on Screen For Next Page

2. This is a 1932 oil painting of Jim Foster’s grandfather, Mortimer Bristol Foster, a descendent of Isaac Singer, who used to live at 45 Binney Lane in Old Greenwich, CT, in the early 1930’s.

3. Pioneers Oil—18x30”

4. Landscape Amick WaterColor Painting Where The Sun Goes – 1932 – 14x30" Print

5. The Pueblo Indian – 1933 22x28” Print Autumn Landscape Oil on Canvas Board 10x13 3/4” Still Life Oil on Board 16x20” Horse in Landscape Oil - 30x24"

6. Winter Stream - 1940 Watercolor - 22x27” Trigger Watercolor 19x24” Water Fowlers Oil - 32x24”

7. The Scout - Print - 18x30” Reflections - 16x27” - Oil

8. Indian Rug Makers 33"x28" Framed litho on paper Tall Tales 30x40” - Oil

10. Snowy Harbor oil on canvas - 22x36” Winter Stream c.1910 Oil/Canvas on Board 24x30",

11. 49ers – 8x10” Watercolor

12. Winter’s Morn Watercolor - 31x22 1/2”

15. Boats at Dock Watercolor on paper 22x28“

16. Stage Coach W/C - 20x30”

17. Bounding - Print Salem Ship at Dock. S.L.L. Sight 22x28" WaterColor.

20. Theodore Dreiser Pencil Drawing 1907

26. The Guide and the Goose Shooter Oil - 8 3/4x12” 1/4”

31. Looking Out to Sea 22 x 30 ” Watercolor Inner Harbor Scene 22 x 28 ” Watercolor