• A field of Blue Bonnets, late afternoon sunlight (1919-1920) Art Print | Julian Onderdonk-Quipham Collections
1 1

A field of Blue Bonnets, late afternoon sunlight (1919-1920) Art Print | Julian Onderdonk

A field of Blue Bonnets, late afternoon sunlight (1919-1920) Art Print | Julian Onderdonk

★★★★★
★★★★★
4.6 | 2000+ Reviews
$100.00
$130.00 $100.00
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Size
Product
Style
  • Free shipping to US, CA, UK, EU, AU, NZ & BR.

Bring the serene beauty of Julian Onderdonk’s landscapes into your home with Quipham’s premium art prints. Known as the “father of Texas painting,” Onderdonk captured the delicate glow of bluebonnets, sweeping fields, and expansive skies with masterful light and color. Each print is produced with rich hues and crisp detail, creating a timeless focal point for any space. Available in framed and unframed options, these artworks blend classic artistry with modern living.

Julian Onderdonk (1882–1922) was an American Impressionist painter celebrated for his evocative depictions of the Texas countryside. His works are treasured for their tranquil atmosphere and radiant brushwork, offering a sense of peace and connection to nature. With Quipham’s curated selection of Onderdonk prints, you can bring his iconic, sunlit vision into your home décor.

Size Guide

About the Artist

Julian Onderdonk was a celebrated American Impressionist painter, often referred to as the “father of Texas painting.” Born in San Antonio, Texas, he trained at the Art Students League in New York under William Merritt Chase, whose influence is visible in Onderdonk’s vibrant brushwork and plein-air style.

Onderdonk is best known for his luminous landscapes capturing the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country—especially his iconic depictions of bluebonnets in bloom. His paintings are rich with atmosphere, often portraying early morning mists, glowing sunsets, or wide-open prairies bathed in golden light. His ability to translate the vastness and serenity of the Texas terrain into poetic compositions won him national recognition during his lifetime.

Despite his career being tragically cut short at age 40, Onderdonk left behind a remarkable legacy. His works are now housed in prestigious collections, including the Dallas Museum of Art and the White House. Today, he remains a beloved figure in Texas art history and a key voice in American Impressionism.

Item Description

Shipping & Delivery

Production Time

All wall art products are made to order.

Production Time: 1 business days

Shipping Time

United States, Europe, Australia, NZ & Canada: 4-6 business days

Japan & South Korea: 5–10 business days

South America: 7–15 business days

Rest of the World: 7–20 business days

(Shipping times may vary depending on location and local
carrier services.)

Return & Refund

We offer refunds or replacements for damaged, defective, or
incorrect items within 14 days of delivery.

Please email manager@quipham.com with your order number and
clear photos.

Non-returnable: Items ordered wrong by buyer (size, design)
or minor color variations.

No physical returns required for damaged/defective claims.

Refunds are processed within 14 business days after
approval.

View full details

The Quipham Difference

At Quipham, we revive each masterpiece to its original brilliance — just as Klimt envisioned it. From dulled gold to radiant shimmer, every detail is brought back to life for a stunning, high-end display.

Before imageAfter image
Before
After

Timeless Art, Modern Spaces

    Customers are saying

    4.59 ★ (2568)
    Verified

    Discover more from the artist

    View all

    Curated Favorites

    View all