Creatures of Earth and Sky
Hear the low rumble, smell the grass and taste the wind. You are immersed in the wilds of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The horses are on the move. Flying effortlessly over the land. Across the buttes and washes they gallop. Creatures of earth and sky, boundless and free.
"Creatures of Earth and Sky"
The title piece of this collection. This nearly true-to-life-size print is intended to be the focal point of a room and bring the peace of the Badlands right into your home with you.
20x50 Panoramic metal print. $ 1325
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Beautiful Chaos
Beautiful Chaos
Nichols was chasing trouble with Teton
early in the fall. Him and the
herd left me in the dust pretty quickly,
but before they all disappeared over the hill, h
e turned and looked back at me.
Seeming to ask "Are you coming?"
14x20 Metal
$220
Daylight Dancers
Daylight Dancer
Just up the road from Talkington creek on a
cool summer morning.
Flax and family were farther north than I have
ever seen them In the silence of a new day
I herd hoofbeats from the south and up the road
came Guardian, Freckles and Applewood.
Flax didn't take the intrusion lightly and
trotted out to meet him. They scuffled a little
and then Flax let Guardian go on about his merry way.
16x20 Double mat framed fine art print
$325
King of the Hill
King of the Hill
On a cool winter morning I found "The Bachelor Boys" up on the hills
above Paddock creek. Illinois had skylined himself so
beautifully and I got this shot. I have printed this piece
in various sizes and its a very favorite of mine.
14x20 Metal $222
20x30 Metal $410
Heritage
Heritage
On this frosty morning the combined herd
of Flax and Frontiers mares were in a playful
mood and we wandered up the valley at a high
pace.. The four horses pictured are cousins of
sorts. They are all by Flax or Frontier, full brothers
who look very much alike themselves.
16x24 Metal
$300
Lord of His Domain
Lord of his Domain
Teton and his family were enjoying the summer breezes
coming up off the river.
Standing on the edge of the butte so magnificently.
Featured in Rocky Mountain Horse Expo Art in the Park 2019
20x30 Metal
$375
Ghost of the Past
Ghost of the Past
The North Dakota Badlands Horses are the remnants
of the Plains Tribes and are said to be the last of
Chief Sitting Bull's personal herd.
Yokum was standing over the valley where Teton and family
were resting. He looks very much like an Indian Pony waiting for
his master to come collect him.
16x20 Framed Fine Art Print double mat
$325