Featured in this lot is this commissioned and former Estate oil painting titled "Stagecoach vs. Train" by South Korean artist Dae Cho. Provenance: From The Gary Jacobson Estate. Gary Jacobson: Dae H. Cho was born in South Korea in the late 40's His father was a well known artist in South Korea. Dae Cho also became a well known artist in South Korea and also became a teacher of art. Dae Cho decided to venture to the United States. He stated a Gallery in California and specialized in Seascape paintings. In the mid 80's Dae Cho moved to Littleton Colorado and loved it there. He has operated Cho's Fine Art Studio ever since, has been in a few galleries and done work with the colleges. He is married and has 2 sons. Dae Cho would do a few shows a year, some in large malls and one year went to Great Falls for C M Russell Week. I met Dae Cho about 2003 and we became food friends. Dae Cho had a special talent to paint seascapes but could paint anything you asked him to do. I had him do some Western Paintings and John Wayne Paintings, and every year we would meet and I would add a few more to my collection. He painted a lot of excellent Religious Paintings and would donate them to his Church for fund raising. Over the years I tried to support his art and he will always be a friend and special person to me. I think hi is one of the better artists on John Wayne Paintings. The painting features a wonderfully and professionally crafted oil paint construction that shows a beautiful dusk scene in a snowy mountainside with a stagecoach running parallel with a Train with lighted up cabin windows aft of the engine. The artist signature can be seen in the bottom right hand corner and the plaque on the front reads as follows: Dae H. Cho. The condition of this oil painting is well preserved with no obvious signs of damage and shows a well preserved overall condition. The overall measurements of this oil painting is 56" x 32" and the visible artwork measures 47 5/8" x 23 5/8". The collective weight of this painting is 11lbs.