Standard Oil Bulletin, Vol. 8, No. 3 Exclude from Sales reaching its nadir in the

reaching its nadir in the 1950s when he was referred to as the worst painter in history

passing on his inspirational teaching philosophy

"They and dozens more await the intrepid reader in these pages

#179 of 250 deluxe copies signed by the artist

He had the great gift of being able to give with vivid brush the facts of Western pioneer life without being sentimental about the romantic life of the Indian and the West

Standard Oil Bulletin, Vol. 8, No. 3 Exclude from Sales reaching its nadir in theJohn Melville Kelly (1879 1962) painted the front cover as well as the Red Crown Gasoline ad on the back cover. Feature articles on The Gasoline Situation and Meeting Agriculture Needs. Black & white photos throughout. This is in incredible condition for a nearly 100 year old magazine! It is bright, flat, and clean.