JACOB LOVETT

What I've Taken Cannot Be Returned - SOLD

What I Thought Was Never Real - $22,000

A Dying Man Once Told Me - $17,900

The Longest Distance Between Two Places - $14,000

Left A Trail To A Road Unknown - SOLD

Gone Are The Days We Left Behind - $7,500

Light Hands, Heavy Hearts - SOLD

You Were The One I Wanted To Stay - SOLD

Where Fragile Dreams Are Swept Aside - $6,500

Forever Is A Long Time - $6,500

I'll Get Back To Where I Was Before - SOLD

Too Far Gone To Be Gone Forever - SOLD

Do Not Go Where My Path May Lead - $3,600

All I Ever Wonder - SOLD

Nothing Ever Stays The Same - $3,600

Holding Back Says Everything’s Alright - SOLD

Bleed Into Your Pleasantries - SOLD

Tomorrow Feels Too Late - SOLD

Where Does One Go From Here - SOLD

Welcome Anywhere With Nowhere to Go - SOLD

Far Away From the Neon Sky - SOLD

Guess I'll Take a Gamble - SOLD

Slow to Take And Quick to Give - SOLD

Old Scene New Details - SOLD

Feel - SOLD

Somewhere Out on That Horizon - SOLD

Maybe Far Better Never Gone - $6,000

Losing the Things I Never Had - SOLD

Into This Dream I'll Fade Away - SOLD

The Skies Refuse to Cry - SOLD

Riding Lightning In Search of Thunder - $3,800

And Yet it Doesn't Matter - $3,300

Smoking Guns, Hot to the Touch - SOLD

Holographic Hallucinations - SOLD

Where Your Memories Can't Find You - SOLD

With The Birds I Share This Lonely View - SOLD

A Horse Named Bobby - SOLD

Rolling Thunder Pouring Rain - SOLD

Tight Grip On A Loose End - SOLD

Nervous Wreck Million Dollar Check - SOLD

Dirty Hat Busy Hands - SOLD

Sunsets Provide Secret Passageways - SOLD

I'm A Stranger You Recognize - SOLD

Where Deserts Form Mountains - SOLD

Looking Back On the Years Gone By - SOLD

Millions of Miles Under These Heels - SOLD

Not Enough Smile But He Sure Could Fight - SOLD

Time Slips Away Skies Fall Apart - SOLD

Blinders No. 2 - SOLD

Blinders No. 12 - SOLD

Blinders No. 13 - SOLD

JACOB LOVETT

Jacob Lovett is an American artist most notably known for his contemporary western oil paintings. Born and raised inFort Worth, Texas, Lovett finds inspiration in the lives, landscapes, and stories that have surrounded him since he was a kid. He embarks on journeys to scenic locations around the American West, connecting with the people and places that fuel his art.

Lovett translates his firsthand experiences into stunning visuals, from rugged landscapes to the faces etched with the stories of land. These experiences allow him to not only capture the essence of the West but also share the narratives of its inhabitants.

Lovett's artistic journey started in an unconventional way back in 2018 when a friend's request for a portrait ignited a hidden passion. Never painted before, he accepted this project without any proper training, purchased the required materials, and looked up "How to Paint" on YouTube. Embarking on a self-taught journey, with some help along the way from his teacher, Laert Aleksi Xhaferi, he began honing his skills and developing his signature style.

From 2018 to 2020, Lovett would take a few hours of weekly instruction at his hometown studio, developing the skills and confidence needed to create on his own. After being let go from his corporate job during the 2020 pandemic, Lovett decided to go all in on his craft, and in 2021, Lovett became a full-time artist while simultaneously opening his shared studio space, Muse.

Over the past 4 years, Lovett's talent quickly garnered recognition. He has participated in numerous solo and group shows across the country. His work has been featured in prestigious publications like Southwest Art Magazine ("21Under 31 Young Artists To Watch"), Western Art and Architecture, Cowgirl Magazine, and Fort Worth Magazine. And his collaborations with brands like Tecovas and Sendero Provisions have further solidified his position as a rising star in the contemporary Western art scene.

Lovett's signature style employs traditional techniques with a minimalist approach, creating a captivating blend of clean aesthetics and striking realism. Lovett offers a fresh perspective and personal point of view of the American West through his "Western Windows" stylization.