"Queen Anne's Lace" - Matted Giclee Art Print Red River Gorge The Shakers were a small

The Shakers were a small religious sect with a few communes that existed in the 1700-1800's and were a branch off the Quakers

the winding gravel roads and colorful scenery is enjoyed by mountain bikers and local residents

The bison seemed to be having a ball in the snow

I really enjoyed painting the soft grasses and stone pathways curving throughout the grounds

This painting was inspired by the first light dusting of snowfall in January

"Queen Anne's Lace" - Matted Giclee Art Print Red River Gorge The Shakers were a smallIn the hottest days of summer, fields full of Queen Anne's Lace can be spotted dotting the countryside. Their bright, happy white tops sway in the hot breezes among the hum of insects and vegetation. I pulled over my car to try and capture some of their bright tops scattered in a field. Available in 8"X10" giclee fine art print sizes. Ships in black mat with chipboard backing. This art print is printed using Giclee technology on high quality,