Antique 1891 Harvey Otis Young Watercolor Painting, 30"x41" Framed Colorado Western Landscape, Signed 19th Century Fine Art, From Art Works

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Authentic 19th Century Harvey Otis Young Watercolor Painting – Large 30" x 41" Framed Landscape, Signed and dated 91 (1891)

Invest in a magnificent piece of American Western art history with this expansive, museum-grade original watercolor painting by the celebrated landscape artist and prospector, Harvey Otis Young (1840–1901). As a central pillar of the historical Denver art scene and a founding member of the Artists’ Club of Denver (which later became the Denver Art Museum in 1923), Young is renowned for his atmospheric, romantic depictions of the American frontier.

This beautifully detailed composition captures an expansive, serene countryside trail lined with skeletal winter brush and distant woodland copses under a soft, overcast pastel sky. The sheer scale of the piece—measuring an impressive 30 inches by 41 inches framed—possesses a commanding presence, perfectly making it an elite statement centerpiece for a traditional study, executive office, or formal entryway console.

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Artist: Harvey Otis Young (American, 1840–1901)
Medium: Original watercolor and gouache on paper
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist in the lower corner
Framed Size: 30" H x 41" W (Large scale)
Period: Late 19th Century (Circa 1880–1890s)
Aesthetic Styles: American Western Art, Neoclassical Landscape, Traditional Elegance, Heritage Estate
Condition Notes:This antique painting is in gorgeous, age-appropriate vintage condition. The watercolor tones remain beautifully soft and well-preserved. Securely housed in its classic gilded frame with elegant wide matting. Ready to hang.
Framing & Provenance: Professionally framed and matted by the historic "Art Works" gallery, formerly located at 244 Bull Street in Savannah, Georgia. The original gallery stamp remains intact on the backing paper. See less