Biography of earl cacho

Earl Cacho.

Resurrecting old memories of watching Skeeter Vaughan throwing tomahawks and knives in Wrightwood also sparked the memory of the work of artist Earl J. Cacho. Cacho did a portrait of Skeeter — Grey Otter — and used him as a model in other paintings.

Earl Cacho is known for figure, Western theme, wildlife, Native American painting.” I have no idea how up-to-date this info is.

Earl J. Cacho is a dynamic western/wildlife artist. In a technique which requires a great deal of self discipline and patience, he uses watercolors exclusively. Having started painting at the age of four, Earl became professionally proficient with oils and other media in his early formative years.

Earl J. Cacho is a dynamic western/wildlife artist.

More recently, artists-in-residence programs at Old Faithful were fortunate to have the talents of people like Carl Sheehan (Firehole Pottery) and Earl J. Cacho, a western painter to name just a few. In the park for over four decades, visitors could watch Carl molding mugs, bowls, and ornate vessels and then purchase his fine wares at the local.