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"The Horse Thief"
Here's another painting in which the title say's it all. This outlaw and his partner have stolen a small band of horses and are in the...


"Sharin' A Sandwich"
This young cowboy is offering his horse a bite of his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The dog is wondering if he'll get a bite. It's...


"Thirteen Kinds Of Trouble"
If you've ever tried to drive a group of horses by yourself to a place they've never been before, you'll understand this title. Every...


"Ladies First"
This is part of the River Breaks remuda owned by my dear friends Bill and Sheri Cornett. I've been blessed to go on that ranch many times...


"Comanche"
While I was researching the Comanche Nation for another painting, it occurred to me that I had never done a portrait of a Comanche brave...


"Thunder Road"
In all the years I drove a stagecoach, I never had to do it through a lightening storm. I hope these fellows are not far from the way...


"The Last Day Of The Drought"
Theses folks are giving thanks for the abundant rain they are receiving. When you're a farmer or a rancher, you're totally dependent on...


"Plains Jane"
I've known several great cowgirls in my life, and many are as good as any cowboy. In this painting however, I wanted to show the softer...


"Lee's Bay"
This is one of my favorite plein-air paintings that I did on Creekwood Ranch. I feel blessed to get to paint beautiful Quarter Horses in...


"Cowboy Bed And Breakfast"
In my experience, the two best ways to set a mood in a painting are to show warm and welcoming light inside a building when it is raining...
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