James Killen Pheasant Country

James Killen Pheasant CountrySomething has startled this ring neck in the James Killen print PHEASANT COUNTRY. Pheasants usually like to stay on the ground in brush cover unless something flushes them out. "This is one of my favorite paintings because it combines a tranquil rural setting after an early snow and the excitement of a rooster pheasant cackling as he jumps out of cover." James Killen

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In Ralph McDonald's print CHECKING IN AT THE HILTON a slough provides the evening landing spot for a flock of mallard ducks

I'd smell the chicken frying and ask Grandpa a baited question that would start him off on one of his stories

All the traditions of Christmases from days long ago are on display in this holiday print SMALL TOWN CHRISTMAS by Charles Wysocki

The word "moose" comes from an Algonquin word that aptly means "twig eater" since moose prefer to eat young shoots of birch and willow trees

The lone wolf rests up the snowy creek as though he has beaten the pack to the top in this Michael Budden print

spreading their tail feathers into a fan

Santa is writing down what all the girls and Boys have on their Christmas List

the colors of spring are beautifully illuminated

In other coastal communities

echoed throughout the woods on that sunny August afternoon

This print is signed and numbered and is available unframed in an image size of 21"x14"