William (Willie) Murphy is a self taught artist who
was born and lives in Crownpoint, New Mexico.
Willie developed his talent and style by
experimenting freely in oil and also by studying
the works of other well known
artists.
He
received an award at the 1993 Gallup Inter-Tribal
Indian Ceremonial; he won 3rd Place in Best of
Show, 1st Place in Best in Class, and 1st Place in
Category.
Murphy Painting
The two riders are pictured in the beautiful Canyon de Chelly. The Canyon has a long history with the Navajo people and is now a National Monument.
The painting measures 24" x 36" and is framed (frame not shown here).
The two riders are pictured in the beautiful Canyon de Chelly. The Canyon has a long history with the Navajo people and is now a National Monument.
The painting measures 24" x 36" and is framed (frame not shown here).
Murphy Painting
Painting of two travelers, with Shiprock in the background. Shiprock Pinnacle is located in the four corners area. It is a famous landmark that was used by pioneers and Indians traveling in the area.
Measures 30" x 24" and framed (frame not shown).
Painting of two travelers, with Shiprock in the background. Shiprock Pinnacle is located in the four corners area. It is a famous landmark that was used by pioneers and Indians traveling in the area.
Measures 30" x 24" and framed (frame not shown).
Murphy Painting
This painting is a very detailed winter scene with the mother and daughter in traditional dress. The Navajo hogan is in the background against the red rocks.
Measures 24" x 20" and framed (frame not shown).
This painting is a very detailed winter scene with the mother and daughter in traditional dress. The Navajo hogan is in the background against the red rocks.
Measures 24" x 20" and framed (frame not shown).
Paintings