40 x 30 in. (101.6 x 76 cm.) |
Longhorn Dust
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Longhorn Dust
Tons of beef on the hoof, churn clouds of dust in the air.
Oil on canvas, 2018
$26,000.00
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Lane Baxter’s hyperreal paintings depict elements of the Old West: cowboys, horses, Native Americans. Her paintings of majestic animals like the lion and polar bear reveal her reverence for the natural world.
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