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"Grandpa's Plug Tobacco"
Every young cowboy remembers the first time he tried chewing tobacco. I know I do. This young fellow has found out that it's not what he...


"The Tracker"
Here's another of my favorite types of paintings where the viewer knows more than the principle character. This cowboy is concentrating...


"Wet And Wild"
30x40 oil on linen. Hot off the easel. With slickers flying, this trio is riding hard and fast for the home ranch. They've been caught by...


"Sundowner"
Hot off the easel. 24x18 oil on linen. Ranching in canyon country requires a lot of time sitting on the rim trying to locate the cattle...


"By Hisself"
This painting was done using only burnt sienna and white. I enjoy the effect that using only one color produces, and I've done several...


"Follow The Leader"
I've done similar ideas as this one before, but the horses were farther away. In this painting, I wanted to create the feeling that they...


"A Helping Hand"
This is a very simple idea, but it's been very successful as a card and print. I guess simple is best. What do you think?


"The Crack Of Dawn"
This working cowboy has stopped his work long enough to enjoy the sunrise. I know from experience that he's probably been in the saddle...


"The Arroyo"
This painting combines two of my favorite things to paint, a bunch of moving horses and the stunning beauty of Monument Valley. Although...


"Clear Water Crossing"
When riding in high country horseback, there are often creeks and rivers to cross. Most horses don't mind, but occasionally, I've ridden...
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