Michael Haynes
Wildwood, MO
With his focus on the history of the early Western frontier, Michael’s “Uniform and Dress of the Corps of Discovery” paintings were selected as guides for the uniforms, created for the National Geographic’s Lewis and Clark IMAX film production. Throughout the commemoration of the Bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Michael was commissioned for numerous paintings depicting scenes from this epic trek across America.
It has been Michael’s great honor to work with a number of Indian Nations including the Hidatsa, the Mandan, the Chinook and the Arikara to depict moments in their tribal history.
Winter at Camp Bubois
13 ½ 20 ½ $2,500
Shoshone Firelight, 1805
27 ½ x 29 ½ $5,000
Setting the Traps
17 ½ x 31 $4,000
Pony Express Rider SImpson Springs
Pony Express Rider Simpson Springs, Utah Watercolor 47 ¾ x 60 $15,000
Highballing the Missouri
Watercolor 61 ½ x 55 $15,000
Osage Orange
24 x 28 ½ $3,500
Meriwether Lewis on the NatchezTrace
Watercolor 23 x 29 $4,500
Cameahwait
25 ½ x 21 ½ $4,000
Meriwether Lewis
21 ½ x 17 ½ $4,000
Just Waitin'
Watercolor SOLD
Tools of Crow Warrior
Watercolor $4,800 SOLD
His Sister's Son
Watercolor SOLD
Arikara Warrior
Watercolor SOLD
Peacock Feather
Watercolor SOLD
US Cavalry 1862, Remington
Watercolor $3,000
Tecumesh
Watercolor SOLD