western art

[cross_7]

 

[Calman]

Those are great. :cboy: :clap:

Cal

 

[cow pollinater]

I used to write quite a bit of poetry. I've always been amazed at how the lifestyle of cattle just drags out the best in people. People that don't paint want to when they see what we see. People that don't write want to capture what they see on paper. It's inspiring...
The second from last picture could pass as a photograph from anything over ten feet away. Amazing talent.

 

[CKC1586]

Fabulous! Love these!!!

 

[Isomade]

I have a few ill share when I get time. Those are great C7, I love western art.

 

[I luv herfrds]

Let me guess; Tim Cox.
His art work is just awesome.

We have an artist north of us that does pencil art. His wife told me it is because he is color blind, but he does some really awesome work.

 

[MO_cows]

Beautiful work! Love the one of the horse tied up with the nosy calves around. So true to life, not just in looks but the reality of the behavior.

 

[cross_7]

Tim Cox/Where The Mountains Reach The Sky

almost home- chris owen

keeping the grit chris owen

first string steve atkinson

a good string chris owen

a drover chris owen

rush hour traffic kim corpany

branding the remnants-tim-cox

reluctant company - yim cox

TimCox-where freedom lives

 

[cmf1]

A few years back while driving from Devils Tower back to Spearfish where I was staying all week, I came to a stop sign and a few buildings. One of the buildings was covered in antlers, had a stuffed buffalo and vintage iron jail cell wasting out front and the only sign I saw was a folded piece of plywood that read "OPEN 23 HOURS". Couldn't pass it up and glad I didn't. Inside was an artist named Bob Coronato. Unbelievable stuff. If I could have afforded it I would have papered my house with his art. I did end up buying an etching from him entitled "today... is a good day to die,...hoka hey!" (Josey Wales is one of my all time favorite movies). He lived between there and Los Angeles with his family and they were exceptionally nice people.

This is some of his art
http://www.bobcoronato.com/

 

[I luv herfrds]

Go check out this site.
www.dongreytak.com

Jogeephus go check out under the automobile section under the pictures link on the left side. Go look at picture #361. That is the one I told you about.

 

[Deepsouth]

I love western and wildlife art. I am a big Tim Cox fan. Here is some woodcarvings that I did myself.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

great paintings and great carvings there DS

 

[Isomade]

Go check out this site.
http://www.dongreytak.com

Jogeephus go check out under the automobile section under the pictures link on the left side. Go look at picture #361. That is the one I told you about.

I really like this one.

 

[I luv herfrds]

Iso that is also a great one of Don's. He has so many that it is hard to say which one I love the most. The one I told Jo to go look at is so neat because that Model T in the picture is my husbands. Don copied it right down to the seat cover he made for it. Don just corrected the broken windshield and the head lights. The guy leaning over it is just like my husband was when Don took the picture. We have 2 copies of that picture. If I had the money I would buy the original from him.

 

[Isomade]

Iso that is also a great one of Don's. He has so many that it is hard to say which one I love the most. The one I told Jo to go look at is so neat because that Model T in the picture is my husbands. Don copied it right down to the seat cover he made for it. Don just corrected the broken windshield and the head lights. The guy leaning over it is just like my husband was when Don took the picture. We have 2 copies of that picture. If I had the money I would buy the original from him.

I looked at it, very interesting indeed. I liked the one I posted because it reminded me of daily life on my farm. :mrgreen: Me in the truck, wife getting the gates. :lol: