Every now and then, between sculpture projects and fun projects for Leanin'
Tree, I get a notion to do a serious painting. They're few and far
between. I've selected a few of my favorites to offer as fine art
prints. Each one is printed on acid free, fine art paper with archival
inks. Each one has special meaning to me. All prints are priced
to include first class shipping within the United States.
International orders are welcome but shipping will be determined at the
point of sale.
"Christmas Reunion"
19" x 13"
$45
This is a painting of the first
house Dusti and I built together - back in the late 70's. It was one
of those love/hate projects that young couples should clearly think about
before tackling. There's an interesting story behind the original
painting which was essentially stolen at an art show in Houston in 1982 and
recovered more than twenty years later by our dear friend, Lee Henry.
"Waitin' Out the Storm"
19" x 13"
$45
I was born in Idaho and spent a
lot of time in the Pacific Northwest when I was younger. Been through
lots of blizzards, shoveled tons of snow and fed stock in sub zero weather.
I can't say I miss the snow and cold but there are times when
the solitude and wonder of being snowbound sound pretty inviting.
Times were simpler back then - no cell phones or internet.
"First Thing of a Mornin'"
11" X 14"
$45
The LU Ranch is one of
my favorite places in Wyoming. It is located south of Meeteetse near
Grass Creek where my dad and his siblings went to school many years ago.
Christmas in Meeteetse
14" x 11"
$25
Also available
as a Christmas card
One of the most charming places
on earth, this painting is of downtown Meeteetse, Wyoming. Anyone who
has been there knows what I'm talking about and anyone who hasn't been there
. . . needs to go.
"The Real Endangered
Species"
Signed & Numbered
Limited Edition
$75
Dick Bass is one of a dying breed
. . . a rancher who lives and breathes the cowboy way. He and wife, Karen, have
been my friends for over thirty years. Dick is one of my favorite
models and appears in many of my paintings.
"The Barling Garage"
Meeteetse, Wyoming
14" X 11"
$25
If you're strolling
along the main street of Meeteetse, you can't help but walk by the Barling
Garage. It's a sort of "living museum." The business has been
closed for as long as I can remember and while the doors are locked, looking
in the windows is like taking a step back in time. It looks as if
Lloyd Barling just walked out one day and locked the doors. This
painting is how I always imagined it might have looked on a frosty February
afternoon, many years ago.
