Where the Wild West Went by Stephen Morath -WIDE

The paintings of Stephen Morath blend bright, expressionistic Southwest landscapes with a touch of dry humor and nostalgia. Whether by capturing a bountiful table of delights on a Mexican beach or a parade of trailers through the desert countryside, Morath's paintings express his obvious amusement and fascination with the Southwest.

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Vegas Fantasy	Cosmic Night	Cactusland	Otono	The Southwestern Trail


Spring Evening	A Cold Morning in Indian Country	Two Tents at Half Moon	Bahia Verde	More Snowbirds in Cactusland


Autumn Valley	Baja Beach	Snowy Morning	Sunset Ride	Gringo Pass


Night Flight	Backyard with Chevy and Sunflowers	Road Work	Three Sails	La Primavera


Moonlit Harvest	Where the Wild West Went

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