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Clinton Broyles

broyles-in-studio.jpgClinton Broyles Realism Master Artist

Clinton Broyles is a Texas-born realism master artist known for Western and historical paintings that portray everyday life from bygone eras. He studied drawing and painting at Texas A&M and earned a bachelor's degree in architecture. His work reflects his lifelong interest in history, Western subjects, and architectural themes, with fine art giclée prints available through American Art Publishing.

About Clinton Broyles

Born in McAllen, Texas, in 1985, Clinton Broyles grew up in the Dallas area and began drawing at an early age. At 15, he was introduced to master painter Dalhart Windberg, who became his teacher and mentor. Working with Windberg over the years encouraged Broyles to pursue a career in art.

Broyles graduated from Texas A&M in 2007, where he received training in drawing and painting and earned a bachelor's degree in architecture. His architectural studies influenced his approach to art and inspired him to incorporate architectural themes into many of his paintings.

Broyles has maintained a lifelong interest in history and uses his artwork to capture moments of everyday life from earlier eras. His paintings combine historical subject matter with a detailed realism approach and an appreciation for the past.

Clinton Broyles Western & Historical Art

Clinton Broyles' artwork focuses on Western and historical subjects, including scenes that portray people, places, and activities associated with earlier periods of American life.

His collection includes:

  • Western landscapes and frontier scenes
  • Historical everyday life
  • Longhorns and Western subjects
  • Historic buildings and architecture
  • Rural and outdoor scenes
  • Historical settings and activities

Works in the Clinton Broyles collection include Dominion of the West, Longhunter's Compendium, Along The Trail, Riding Herd, The Surveyance Post, Old Glory, and Historic Main Street of Dallas.

Clinton Broyles & Architectural Influences

Clinton Broyles' architectural background is an important part of his artistic development. His bachelor's degree in architecture from Texas A&M gave him formal training that influenced his use of architectural subjects and settings.

This influence can be seen in works featuring historic buildings and locations, including Mission Espada and Historic Main Street of Dallas, alongside his broader Western and historical artwork.

Clinton Broyles Historical Everyday Life Artwork

A central theme in Clinton Broyles' work is the depiction of everyday life from bygone eras. Rather than focusing only on major historical events, his paintings capture ordinary moments, environments, and activities that reflect life in earlier periods.

His interest in history and his detailed approach allow his compositions to present the past through Western scenes, rural settings, people, architecture, and other historical subjects.

Clinton Broyles Fine Art Giclée Prints

American Art Publishing offers Clinton Broyles artwork as fine art giclée prints, including works available on archival canvas and watercolor paper. The artist collection includes titles such as Dominion of the West, Longhunter's Compendium, Along The Trail, Riding Herd, The Surveyance Post, and Mission Espada.

Available print sizes and editions vary by artwork. For example, Dominion of the West is offered in multiple giclée print formats and sizes, allowing collectors to select the format appropriate for their space.

Clinton Broyles Fine Art Collection

The current Clinton Broyles collection includes a range of Western, historical, architectural, and everyday-life subjects. Featured works include:

  • Dominion of the West
  • Longhunter's Compendium
  • Along The Trail
  • Riding Herd
  • The Surveyance Post
  • Old Glory
  • Historic Main Street of Dallas
  • Mission Espada

These works represent the different subjects found across Clinton Broyles' realism-focused collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who is Clinton Broyles and what style of art does he paint?

    • Clinton Broyles is a Texas-born realism master artist whose work focuses on Western, historical, and everyday-life subjects. His artwork reflects his lifelong interest in history and includes detailed depictions of earlier eras, Western settings, rural life, and architectural subjects.

  • Was Clinton Broyles a student of Dalhart Windberg?

    • Yes. Clinton Broyles began working with master painter Dalhart Windberg when he was 15 years old. Windberg became his teacher and mentor, and his influence helped encourage Broyles to pursue a professional career in art.

  • What historical subjects does Clinton Broyles paint?

    • Clinton Broyles paints historical scenes that focus on everyday life from bygone eras, along with Western landscapes, rural settings, historic architecture, and other subjects connected to the past. His collection includes works such as Longhunter's Compendium, The Surveyance Post, Mission Espada, and Historic Main Street of Dallas.

  • How does Clinton Broyles depict historical everyday life in his paintings?

    • Broyles focuses on moments of ordinary life from earlier periods rather than limiting his work to major historical events. His paintings use people, rural environments, Western settings, architecture, and activities to present recognizable scenes from bygone eras.

  • What architectural influences appear in Clinton Broyles' artwork?

    • Architecture is an important influence in Clinton Broyles' artwork because he earned a bachelor's degree in architecture from Texas A&M. His architectural education encouraged him to incorporate buildings and architectural themes into his paintings, including historical and mission-related subjects.

  • What is the difference between Clinton Broyles canvas and paper giclée prints?

    • Clinton Broyles artwork is available in different giclée formats, including archival canvas and watercolor paper. The primary difference is the print medium and presentation, while the available size and edition options vary by individual artwork. Dominion of the West, for example, is offered in multiple print formats and sizes.
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