This majestic painting of galloping horses is a testament to the artistry of Lumen Martin Winter, one of America’s most prolific public artists. Known for his mastery across media—oil, watercolor, marble, and wood—Winter completed over 50 public art projects, including installations at the United Nations, the U.S. Air Force Academy, and the White House.

Created during his early Works Progress Administration (WPA) years, this piece reflects Winter’s connection to the rugged beauty of the American Southwest. Likely painted in his Taos desert studio built in 1939, the artwork captures the spirit of the Santa Fe Trail and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, showcasing Winter’s deep reverence for nature.

Winter’s work is featured in prestigious collections, including:

• AFL-CIO Headquarters, Washington, DC
• The White House, Washington, DC
• United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO
• Library of Congress, Washington, DC
• Vatican City

Own this extraordinary 61” x 39” masterpiece that embodies Winter's dedication to his craft and his love for the natural world.