"Western Beauty"

Big mountains, deep canyons, rugged terrain, and wildlife is why I love so much of the West. No matter the weather or the time of year, I'm happiest when I can get out to explore. However winter is a season which I haven't portrayed as much in my work compared to others. So when the snow came around this year, I made a commitment to get out more and create something that expressed my passion for this chilly time of year.

It wasn't until we stumbled across a herd of bighorn sheep that I got inspired to paint. Our first encounter was during one of the coldest week's of the year, -26F was the temp that day. We caught a glimpse of them from the vehicle and decided to return on a warmer day. 

Fast  forward a couple weeks later and the sun was out, the snow was disappearing, and the animals were up and moving. We were able to relocate the sheep, get in close, and gather a lot of reference. I knew immediately that this was what I had to depict.

Over the course of a few more trips into the mountains, I began to develop the scene on paper that lived within my dreams. Waiting for spring to arrive, these three rams stand together overlooking the magnificent snow covered landscape. A scene that in my eyes, captures a small piece of the beauty that is the West.

Specifics:

24x36" acrylic/oil painting - canvas panel

Allow 2-3 weeks if you choose to have it framed by myself. I will contact you if you choose this option. I work with each client to find the perfect frame to compliment the painting and their home!

This painting comes with a certificate of authenticity which is also documented in a hard copy catalog of original paintings. This catalog is in the possession of myself, the artist.

I personally guarantee that this painting will last for many years to come. I use nothing but the highest grade archival materials in creating and framing this artwork to ensure that this painting is ready to withstand the ages. If you have any questions about this painting or any concerns please feel free to contact me.

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"Western Beauty" 24x36 Bighorn Sheep Landscape Painting

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"Western Beauty"

Big mountains, deep canyons, rugged terrain, and wildlife is why I love so much of the West. No matter the weather or the time of year, I'm happiest when I can get out to explore. However winter is a season which I haven't portrayed as much in my work compared to others. So when the snow came around this year, I made a commitment to get out more and create something that expressed my passion for this chilly time of year.

It wasn't until we stumbled across a herd of bighorn sheep that I got inspired to paint. Our first encounter was during one of the coldest week's of the year, -26F was the temp that day. We caught a glimpse of them from the vehicle and decided to return on a warmer day. 

Fast  forward a couple weeks later and the sun was out, the snow was disappearing, and the animals were up and moving. We were able to relocate the sheep, get in close, and gather a lot of reference. I knew immediately that this was what I had to depict.

Over the course of a few more trips into the mountains, I began to develop the scene on paper that lived within my dreams. Waiting for spring to arrive, these three rams stand together overlooking the magnificent snow covered landscape. A scene that in my eyes, captures a small piece of the beauty that is the West.

Specifics:

24x36" acrylic/oil painting - canvas panel

Allow 2-3 weeks if you choose to have it framed by myself. I will contact you if you choose this option. I work with each client to find the perfect frame to compliment the painting and their home!

This painting comes with a certificate of authenticity which is also documented in a hard copy catalog of original paintings. This catalog is in the possession of myself, the artist.

I personally guarantee that this painting will last for many years to come. I use nothing but the highest grade archival materials in creating and framing this artwork to ensure that this painting is ready to withstand the ages. If you have any questions about this painting or any concerns please feel free to contact me.

Returns accepted! view return policy

Wildlife and Art strives for customer satisfaction with all artwork sold online.

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Horst B.
Western Beauty

Chuck, I truly want to thank for painting this spectacular painting and allowing me to buy it from you. I will not exaggerate what so ever. I do like to paint pictures myself, it’s a hobby and I truly enjoy it. Every time I travel to Europe, Germany, France, Italy even Russia I make it a points to go to museums and look at the old Masters paintings and sculptures, I love these art pieces. If I buy a oil painting it has to be a original. I bought paintings from James Coleman, Marii Chernev and a good friend T. M. Nicolas paid a lot of money but now I have in my opinion a-painting that qualifies for a place in one of the great Museums. If someone would offer me ten thousand fo the Western Beauty I would not sell the painting.
Thank You, Chuck Black.

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Horst B.
Western Beauty

Chuck, I truly want to thank for painting this spectacular painting and allowing me to buy it from you. I will not exaggerate what so ever. I do like to paint pictures myself, it’s a hobby and I truly enjoy it. Every time I travel to Europe, Germany, France, Italy even Russia I make it a points to go to museums and look at the old Masters paintings and sculptures, I love these art pieces. If I buy a oil painting it has to be a original. I bought paintings from James Coleman, Marii Chernev and a good friend T. M. Nicolas paid a lot of money but now I have in my opinion a-painting that qualifies for a place in one of the great Museums. If someone would offer me ten thousand fo the Western Beauty I would not sell the painting.
Thank You, Chuck Black.