Showing posts with label roosters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roosters. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
KMD2501 Mr. Red (rooster, landscape, wildlife, original fine art)
Last spring, while visiting the Texas Hill Country we stopped in Luckenbach, Texas, where Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson changed the face of popular music and country music. Although this is known to be the "Best Dance Hall in Texas" we wandered around the place armed with cameras which is where I found this fellow who did not want to pose for me. He had to give up and stop as I was too persistent for him!
5"x7" unframed original oil on gessoed board
$100.00 + $10.00 shipping and handling
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
KM2473 He Brings Luck (rooster, animal, landscape)
This rooster was such fun to paint. I took his picture in China when I was visiting last fall. As I paint new subjects it is fun to learn new information about them. I found the following about the rooster: Throughout different cultures the rooster has been a symbol of many things one of the most predominant is luck. Having some form of Rooster in your kitchen is said to bring you luck and could just make you feel good. Hopefully painting roosters brings the same!
16"x12" unframed original oil on linen
$1300.00 + $25.00 shipping and handling
Sunday, April 18, 2010
KM2467 Chanticleer (rooster, animal, oil painting)
I am painting for our upcoming show,"Identity Theft" at Brushstrokes Studio-Gallery here in Denver, Colorado. I am painting all my partner Anita's subject matter of still life and roosters. She will be painting John K. Harrell's cityscapes and John will be painting my subjects in palette knife. It is really fun to step out of the box and try new things with my partners and keep it creative and fun at Brushstrokes1
20"x16" framed original oil on linen
$2100.00 + $40.00 shipping and handling
20"x16" framed original oil on linen
$2100.00 + $40.00 shipping and handling
Saturday, December 19, 2009
KMD2427 Hen in Turquoise (Chickens, hens, landscape, China, animals)

I found this scene while on my trip to China in the ancient village of Zhouzhuang, an ancient water city that is called the “Venice of China”.
We spent over 3 hours in this amazing village with a plethora of painting and photographic subject matter. My travel companion Pat was amazed at how many pictures I shot of this one scene with roosters and hens, but the light was perfect and I had to get every angle!
Although hens and roosters aren't my usual fare, when I saw this hen surrounded by the colorful background I had to put it on canvas!
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7"x5" unframed original oil on gessoed board
$100.00 + $10.00 shipping and handling
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