Bruce Greene Colors of Courage

Bruce Greene Colors of CourageA senior citizen cowboy reminisces his earlier military service in the Marine Corps in Bruce Greene's patriotic print COLORS OF COURAGE. "I was inspired to do this painting shortly after 9 11. My friend Wade Morris modeled for me. Wade was a proud marine years ago. The trunk and uniform once belonged to a member of our family, Tom Carpenter. He was wounded in Vietnam and his trunk was sent back with WIA stamped across it. Tom has since died after

autumn settles in on this serene lake and cabin scene by Bruce Grayson

but as Harry Truman once said

Framed SIze 19

My wife Liz and  I spent our breakfasts

In Bob Byerley's Distinctly Lemonade these two children run a high-end lemonade stand

before your very eyes

At one time

This famous print is now available in two unframed image sizes

Too many mallards are all thinking they want to come down for a landing in this tree that's not quite big enough for them

This warm nostalgic print is available for purchase in a signed edition with an unframed image size of 27" x 18"

luckily they make it to the lake where they can't be harmed

Ready to hang