1980s Steve LeBailly Signed Pen & Ink Drawing "Burma Road Juniper" Mackay, Idaho
1980s Steve LeBailly Signed Pen & Ink Drawing "Burma Road Juniper" Mackay, Idaho
1980s Steve LeBailly Signed Pen & Ink Drawing "Burma Road Juniper" Mackay, Idaho
This intricate original pen and ink drawing on paper is the work of the late Seattle-based artist and historian Steve LeBailly (1950–2024). Known for his deep connection to the American West, LeBailly captures the gnarled, timeless character of an ancient Juniper tree along the historic Burma Road near Mackay, Idaho. The artist's masterful use of fine, textured line work brings the rugged White Knob Mountains landscape to life. The piece is hand-inscribed and signed by the artist, documenting both the subject and its specific geographic location. It features premium framing by Four Corners Art & Frame in Seattle, a shop recognized for its expert custom framing of original local art.
Dimensions:
Framed: 18" W x 1" D x 21" H
Art (Visible): 13" W x 16" H
Condition:
Excellent condition. The drawing is protected by Tru Vue Museum Glass, a premium conservation-grade glazing that provides 99% UV protection to prevent fading and virtually eliminates reflections for unparalleled clarity. The artwork is professionally matted and housed in a contemporary wood-grain frame that remains sturdy with minimal signs of wear.
Provenance:
Acquired from a private collection in the Pacific Northwest. Steve LeBailly was a recognized regional artist whose life was "rich with family, friends, art, history, travel, and a love of nature and storytelling".
A serene and powerful tribute to the Idaho high country, this framed original by Steve LeBailly is ready to hang and perfect for collectors of Western landscapes or botanical art.
