Alfred Johnson was first noticed by the Indian art establishment when his painting, Chungkee Yards won first place at the Philbrook Museum Annual Competition in 1958 (the painting now hangs in the Museum's permanent collection.  He studied Indian painting at Bacone College, under Dick West, and was one of the finest traditional painters among the Cherokees.  He has since established himself as an important aviation artist (as part of the US Air Force Art Group, and the New York Society of Graphic Artists).   We are pleased to carry his original New England landscapes, wildlife and Indian paintings.

The Gallery has several original paintings by Alfred Johnson, including some early works in the traditional style.