guess the state

[cross_7]

i got the pic too big, you can use press ctrl and - to make it smaller and see it all.
based on what you see in the painting what state would you guess it is ? ( i don't know but i have a guess)
please tell why you think it is the state you choose

i got the pic too big, you can use press ctrl and - to make it smaller and see it all.
based on what you seen in the painting what state would you guess it is ? ( i don't know but i have a guess)

 

[Workinonit Farm]

I pressed ctrl and nothing happened. Who is the artist?

Katherine

 

[cross_7]

I pressed ctrl and nothing happened. Who is the artist?

Katherine

ctrl - (minus)

 

[cross_7]

please tell why you think it is the state you choose

 

[Workinonit Farm]

I tried that too. Even highlighted the pic then pressed ctrl and-. Still nothing.

Either way, I cast my vote, it is a lovely painting. I'm wondering who the artist is, as I have a similar painting of a cowboy sitting at the edge of a canyon holding the reins of his horse. The painting you posted, the man looks like John Wayne.

Katherine

 

[cross_7]

I tried that too. Even highlighted the pic then pressed ctrl and-. Still nothing.

Either way, I cast my vote, it is a lovely painting. I'm wondering who the artist is, as I have a similar painting of a cowboy sitting at the edge of a canyon holding the reins of his horse. The painting you posted, the man looks like John Wayne.

Katherine

http://www.timcox.com/gallery1.html

 

[cross_7]

anybody care tell why you think it is a the state you chose ?

 

[crossbredcalves]

I said Nevada. I had a reason, but it doesn't make now. I was thinking canyons and that is what popped in my head.

 

[Ouachita]

Well I just voted, and reckon I was the first one to vote Utah. Been there, seen lots of scenery that looks like that. Anytime I look at any picture, I always try to imagine where its at

 

[Ouachita]

Thanks for the link

 

[Isomade]

The saddle blanket looks most like the state of Texas, though it's not. One star and many stripes. I'll guess Texas.

 

[hillsdown]

I was torn between Utah and NM .

My thoughts were that the rider has a Texas "flag" on his saddle(?) and the date\era that the painting was depicted ,how far he(the rider) would actually travel from Texas . Therefor I went with New Mexico, but it could very well be Utah.

 

[cross_7]

everything in the painting indicates it's modern time(modern cinch, leadrope snaps etc)
what i see is a texas flag saddle blanket, the headstall has texas star conchos and typical texas hat crease.
i also see a slick fork saddle, bucking rolls and he also is wearing chinks, none are indicative of texas.
the vegetation has foliage, but he has on a vest and a wildrag, but has taken his coat off and tied it behind his saddle so i'd say he's at a higher elevation.

i see a mix of cultures and doesn't appear to be in texas

 

[Ouachita]

I've only flown over the palo duro, but that might look similar. I have seen some desolate and similar scenery in many states. I didn't even consider the flag or ranger when I first looked

 

[Alan]

Arizona, you do know the answer? Right?

 

[cross_7]

Arizona, you do know the answer? Right?

right i don't, so you may already be a winner :banana:

 

[Ouachita]

No, I don't. Didn't. Thanks for the tip

 

[cross_7]

I've only flown over the palo duro, but that might look similar. I have seen some desolate and similar scenery in many states. I didn't even consider the flag or ranger when I first looked

i don't see red dirt or red rock for palo duro or any mesquite either

 

[cross_7]

Arizona, you do know the answer? Right?

Tim, a fourth generation Arizonan, and his wife, Suzie, enjoy the life that the artist paints on their ranch in New Mexico that they call home.

 

[Ouachita]

I've only flown over the palo duro, but that might look similar. I have seen some desolate and similar scenery in many states. I didn't even consider the flag or ranger when I first looked

i don't see red dirt or red rock for palo duro or any mesquite either

I'm glad I wasn't close enough to identify mesquite from the airplane :shock: although I have worked on a few with red dirt and mesquite impregnated into the belly skins