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Bass Reeves one of the first painting
designed by fire painting artist
Duron Lewis. It can be viewed at the
Three Rivers Museum in the
Midland Valley Depot building.
This fire painting is a historical figure of Bass Reeves.
One of the first ex slaves to become a Deputy U.S. Marshal. Artist Duron Lewis presents it to the Mayor (center) and City Manager (right) of Muskogee, OK. October 20, 2015
DK Lewis creating a legacy in the 21st century history.
Mural captures history of the Enid, Oklahoma area
enidnews.com
Published: September 11, 2013
ENID -- Duron Lewis is contributing to preserve the history of Enid.
The Enid News, and Eagle, report that Lewis' artwork depicts the history will be on display this weekend during the celebration of the 120th anniversary of the Land Run of 1893 that resulted in the settling of the area. This artwork by Duron Lewis recreates a scene from a photo of the 1906 Enid Firehouse at Grand and Maine. (Enid News and Eagle photo)
The 7-foot-6-inch by 10-feet-6-inch mural by Lewis has 30 images
that carry through the mid-1900s.
enidnews.com
Published: September 11, 2013
ENID -- Duron Lewis is contributing to preserve the history of Enid.
The Enid News, and Eagle, report that Lewis' artwork depicts the history will be on display this weekend during the celebration of the 120th anniversary of the Land Run of 1893 that resulted in the settling of the area. This artwork by Duron Lewis recreates a scene from a photo of the 1906 Enid Firehouse at Grand and Maine. (Enid News and Eagle photo)
The 7-foot-6-inch by 10-feet-6-inch mural by Lewis has 30 images
that carry through the mid-1900s.
