The drawing in black ink shows a rider sailing towards earth after having been tossed by a horse he was trying to break. This drawing on paper measures 14 by 10 inches and has neither a frame nor a mat.
Completed in 1945, this is the oldest Savitt horse drawing in our possession. This little sketch — done with a ball-point pen — showcased his remarkable skill as a 28-year-old artist working with an inflexible medium, which did not allow room for error. Not for sale.
This watercolor painting, an illustration for a story, shows Indians rounding up cattle in the 1800s. This piece is in a tan mat with brown inset and measures 14 by 16 inches. Price $1,075.
Rodeo is a rough sport and that’s well demonstrated in this spirited watercolor. This is a framed painting, measuring 22 by 25 inches. Price: $2,275.
This tender scene of a mare and foal is in the far west where wild horses still roam. This is a framed watercolor painting, measuring 17 by 19 inches. Price: $2,100.
This gouache painting shows cowboys trying to catch a wild horse that might yet get away. This piece, which measures 15 by 18 inches, is painted on heavy cardboard stock and is neither framed nor matted. Price: $2,075.
In this dramatic scene, painted in goauche, the rider appears to have no real chance of completing a successful round. This 12 by 14 inch painting, probably completed in the 1960s, is done on heavy paper and has no mat or frame. Price: $1,050.
This action-packed pen and ink depiction of a rodeo rider was drawn in 1961. It has a simple wood varnished frame measuring 12 by 16 inches. Price: $1,325.
Sam Savitt original artwork & signed reproductions 