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POSTERS (click on image to see enlargement) All posters retail for $65.00 unless otherwise noted and are signed
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| Pal-O-Mine
24.5" x 29" The white horse of the hero is nestled between two friends, who lean on each other and the horse for support. As befits the bonds of friendship, the horse has no reins. The Indian blanket symbolizing relationship can be glimpsed on the horse's left side. |
Rubie,
Ruth and Neva Jo 24" x 34.5" Here the three Cowgirls are brought together on the Indian blanket beneath their feet. Although they form a triad with a single guardian, their individuality is emphasized by the clothes they wear. |
Keeping
Out The Bears 24" x 34.5" In this painting, the bears signify the wilderness both outside and within, for, by building and painting the fence, the Cowgirl has put order in her life. She paints the fence red, symbolizing passion and will, which tells us that she has seen herself as a whole and has identified those parts of herself that need the protection of the fence. |
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Circle of Rainbows
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Taking
The Reins 24" x 36" Calm and possessed, the Cowgirl takes the reins by needing none. With her watchful guardian counseling her choices and empowered by her companions and the emergent triangles, she is ready to journey. This piece was painted for three New Mexico organizations dedicated to bolstering the self-confidence and abilities of young women. The Cowgirl represents the potential future of all young women. |
Timeless Image of the Cowgirl 24" X 19" Retail $50.00 |
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