Jerry Gadamus Brule River Morning

Jerry Gadamus Brule River MorningIn Brule River Morning, Jerry Gadamus has painted the clothing of a Native American laying on the bank, indicative of an early morning swim. The Brule River was first used by the Chippewa Native Americans as a main route in transporting wares from the inland to Lake Superior and beyond. Today it forms part of the boundary between Wisconsin and Michigan.

This is a wonderful wildlife print to own

In this Bob Byerley print

As they unpack the truck

A large whitetail deer buck surveys the terrain as he waits out another winter snow in Collin Bogle's print WAITING OUT THE STORM

This is an open elite edition print

Available in an unframed image size of 24"x14

Two classic trucks--a Ford coming to the rescue of a Chevy in front of the old general store

rAs a farmer gets done with his chores for the day a friend stops by on his motorcycle for a chat in Dave Barnhouse's print Talkin' Turkey

In Terry Redlin's print THE COLORS OF SPRING a variety of colorful songbirds share the garden scenery with a family of geese

a buck and a doe

I try to look at things from new and different angles and help others do the same

The American Flag is symbolized with the sun in the sky as this bald eagle is taking a landing on a branch for a short rest