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Original vintage oil painting by listed artist June Wagoner, titled "Mexican Patio" Zimapán, Mex. (#154M).
This architectural Southwestern / Mexican landscape depicts a sunlit courtyard framed through an adobe archway, highlighting textured terracotta oil jars on wrought-iron stands, lush greenery, and twisted trees with rich impasto brushwork. Executed on a vintage Grumbacher Plyex genuine canvas foundation board. Housed in its original solid wood carved frame with an inner linen matting liner and rear wire ready for hanging.
Artist: June Wagoner (Signed lower right & hand-inscribed/signed on reverse)
Title: #154M "Mexican Patio" Zimapán, Mex.
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas Board
Outer Frame Dimensions: 27" H x 23" W (68.6 cm x 58.4 cm)
Canvas Board Dimensions: 20" H x 16" W (50.8 cm x 40.6 cm)
Condition: Excellent vintage, Arizona clean condition. The paint surface retains rich color and sharp texture with no cracks or flaking. The frame is structurally sound with minor age-appropriate surface wear.
Artist info: June Stadtler Wagoner (and often signing simply as June Wagoner) was an American regional artist and filmmaker who was active primarily during the mid-20th century. Her work is tightly linked to the documentation, exploration, and celebration of the landscapes, cultures, and architecture of the American Southwest and Northern Mexico.
Key Biographical & Artistic Background The Southwest Connection: Alongside her husband, William H. "Bill" Wagoner, June was a passionate explorer of the rugged West. In the early 1950s, the couple heavily documented iconic locations like the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River through film, lectures, and visual media before major landscape-altering developments like the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam took place. This deep immersion into the topography of the region heavily informed her canvas paintings.
