ROXA ROBISON
Drawings | Paintings | Pottery
Fort Davis, Texas
TOBE'S GAP, LATE SPRING 24" x 30" oil © Roxa Robison $4500 more...
ROXA MEDLEY ROBISON
Gallery owner Roxa Medley Robison has been an artist all her life. The native West Texas rancher/artist follows in the artistic footsteps of both her mother and of her paternal grandmother.
Old Spanish Trail Gallery and Museum sprang from a longtime dream shared by Roxa and her daughter Besa: to build an elegant fine art space on the ranch and to share the rich history of generations living on the land in this remote, ruggedly beautifully part of Texas.
Roxa Robison Art
Roxa Medley Robison and her husband Tom Robison raised daughter Besa and son Bill Max to respect the land, the livestock and the ranching way of life. Now, Roxa continues to raise cattle on the same Davis Mountains ranch her grandparents established in Jeff Davis county in 1905. Her greatgrandparents settled in the Texas borderlands in the 1880's, and were among the earliest ranchers in these Texas mountains.
Roxa, an electic artist uses her natural creativity in a variety of artistic mediums, from china painting to oil painting. Her graphite and colored pencil and ink drawings are delicate renderings of nature.
Roxa Robison especially enjoys creating three dimensional works of art, including building the intricately detailed, wildly popular miniature villages of clay luminarias. (See examples of use in the photo adjacent, where Roxa's terracotta creations are about to become serving pieces as well as table decorations for an Old Spanish Trail Gallery and Museum party.)
Roxa's creativity also extends to cooking, sometimes in one of the authentic adobe hornos she and Bill built on the ranch.
Availability of Roxa's original art may vary slightly from that shown here, so feel free to contact OSTG about any artwork that interests you.
