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Minerva Teichert Art Gallery | 50% Off Sale Onward Covered Wagons - Minerva Teichert
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Onward Covered Wagons - Minerva Teichert

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Onward Covered Wagons (c.1936) - Minerva Teichert captures the pioneer spirit of the old Mormon Trail. Latter-day Saints traveled across the plains and mountains to the Salt Lake valley in long covered wagons trains. See below for more details and history.

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Onward Covered Wagons (c.1936) - Minerva Teichert captures the pioneer spirit of the old Mormon Trail. Latter-day Saints traveled across the plains and mountains to the Salt Lake valley in long covered wagons trains. See below for more details and history.

High-grade Gicleé canvas Purchase Options:

1) Rolled Canvas art ready for your framing

2) Ready-to-Hang Stretched Gallery Wrap

120 DAY 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

Onward Covered Wagons (c.1936) - Minerva Teichert captures the pioneer spirit of the old Mormon Trail. Latter-day Saints traveled across the plains and mountains to the Salt Lake valley in long covered wagons trains. See below for more details and history.

High-grade Gicleé canvas Purchase Options:

1) Rolled Canvas art ready for your framing

2) Ready-to-Hang Stretched Gallery Wrap

120 DAY 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

More About Minerva Teichert

Minerva Teichert was an artist whose works ranged from western American subjects to many religious paintings primarily depicting the history of the Latter-day Saint movement. This includes Minerva’s several works requested by the Church that were used to illustrate the stories using Book of Mormon art. She is also well known for the many murals she painted in public and private buildings scattered throughout Wyoming, Idaho and Utah. She was born Minerva Kohlhepp in 1888 in North Ogden, Utah. Minerva was the second of ten children and spent most of the first half of her life doing just as much farm work as she did painting. She studied under famous artists like Robert Henri at the Art Institute of Chicago and Art Students League of New York. When she was 29 years old, Minerva Kohlhepp married Herman Teichert on September 15, 1917. However, only one year after their wedding, World War One broke out and Herman left for battle. Although Minerva traveled with Herman throughout his boot camp training and transfers, she was eventually forced to bid farewell and stayed at home with their new born baby son. During the early years of their marriage, everything was in short supply because of the war, so Minerva Teichert would paint on scraps of wood and paper because there simply wasn’t enough money to buy art supplies. Fortunately, Herman returned home after the war and the couple went on to have four more children. Minerva and Herman spent most of their lives on a ranch in Cokeville, Wyoming. Much of Minerva Teichert art can also be found by searching for LDS art, LDS church pictures, and Mormon art; even though these are not official names of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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