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John Maynor (Florida, 1948-2016), oil on masonite Highwaymen painting of a Florida landscape with vivid red and blue sky over the evening river, palm trees and other vegetation, cranes flying and standing in the water, signed lower right, wood frame; painting 36"W x 24"H; frame 41"W, 29"H---good condition---John Maynor was born in Springfield, GA, in 1948. His family moved to Ft. Pierce, FL, in 1957 where he grew up among the artists who would become known as the Florida Highwaymen. He credited Sam Newton and Livingston Roberts as being his most influential teachers, and he sold art on the side of roads alongside Alfred Hair and Al Black. Maynor's work is featured in the Smithsonian's permanent collection, and he was inducted into the Florida Artists Hall of Fame in 2004.