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'''The Art of Maxon Lloyd''' is a collection of oil paintings created by [[Maxon Lloyd]] during his retirement years.  
'''The Art of Maxon Lloyd''' is a collection of oil paintings created by [[Maxon Lloyd]] during his retirement years.  


[[File:Maxon_painting.jpg|thumb|right|300px|An example of Maxon Lloyd's oil paintings, showcasing his interest in landscapes and rural scenes.]]
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Maxon_painting.jpg|Landscape with barn and field
File:Maxon_still_life.jpg|Still life with pitcher and fruit
File:Maxon_bluebonnets.jpg|Texas bluebonnets landscape
File:Maxon_water_scene.jpg|Water scene with trees and reflections
</gallery>


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
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== Works ==
== Works ==
* '''Landscapes:''' Many of Maxon's paintings depict rural scenes, barns, and natural vistas, reflecting his roots in [[w:Norton, Texas|Norton, Texas]] and his years traveling for work.
* '''Landscapes:''' Many of Maxon's paintings depict rural scenes, barns, and natural vistas, reflecting his roots in [[w:Norton, Texas|Norton, Texas]] and his years traveling for work. Notable examples include his depictions of Texas bluebonnets.
* '''Still Lifes:''' Maxon also produced various still life compositions featuring traditional subjects.
* '''Still Lifes:''' Maxon also produced various still life compositions featuring traditional subjects like pottery and fruit.


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Latest revision as of 21:12, 29 March 2026

The Art of Maxon Lloyd is a collection of oil paintings created by Maxon Lloyd during his retirement years.

Gallery

Overview

Maxon Lloyd was a prolific oil painter, focusing on his craft following his retirement from Western Electric in 1986. His work often featured landscapes, still lifes, and scenes inspired by his travels across the Central Plains during his career.

Several of his original works are currently held and displayed by members of the Sellars family.

Works

  • Landscapes: Many of Maxon's paintings depict rural scenes, barns, and natural vistas, reflecting his roots in Norton, Texas and his years traveling for work. Notable examples include his depictions of Texas bluebonnets.
  • Still Lifes: Maxon also produced various still life compositions featuring traditional subjects like pottery and fruit.