Bob Coronato Art

Robert "Bob" Coronato (1970 - ) is an American artist best known for his paintings of the people, cowboys, and landscapes of the American West.

Coronato's art is also well-known for his popular rodeo posters that advertise modern-day rodeos with an "old-timey" look and artwork.

Below: A 2011 Bob Coronato rodeo poster for the Black Hills Round-Up rodeo.

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Giclee, Bob Coronato, and Artwork

Some of the art above (but not all) is described as a "giclée ." So, what is that?

The word "giclée" is new in the art world, having been coined in the 1980s or as late as 1991 (sources vary).

While definitions of the word giclée vary, it is commonly used to define a reproduction of a drawing, sketch, or painting that was printed 1) from a high resolution digital file and 2) printed with a high-end inkjet printer using archival ink on high quality, archival paper or canvas.

The giclée printing method can produce fine art, quality, prints that are vivid in color and long-lasting.

Below: A 2013 Bob Coronato rodeo poster for the Buffalo Bill Stampede.

Save The Art For Later

If you find a piece of Bob Coronato art for sale that you like on Amazon but you're not ready to purchase it right away, you can always add it to your shopping cart so it will be easy to find later.

• In most cases, Amazon will keep track of your art, and anything else in your shopping cart, for 90 days.
• Later on, if you decide you don't want the item(s) after all, it's easy to click "delete" and remove them from your cart.
• In the meantime, if you want to check out with other items, click "Save for later" to move the art to a separate, but still easy-to-find list beneath your shopping cart.

Important: Putting items in your Amazon shopping cart or "Save for later" list does NOT reserve them! It just makes them easier to find if they're still in stock when you come back.

Below: Screenshot image showing the "delete" and "Save for later" links when an item is in the Amazon shopping cart.