Last Drink At Sunset

"The title is pretty much self explanatory as these horses get ready to turn in for the night. Many people are under the impression that horses sleep standing up. This is not so. They rest standing up as we might, but they lay down to sleep at night, and often during the days too. This painting is quiet and peaceful and would look great in your den or living room area. Once again Tom depicts a lifelike scene."

"This group of young horses look as though they're simply out enjoying their day. Taking a lazy afternoon stroll, as it were. It's not unusual to see horses traveling in large groups."

A Lazy Afternoon Stroll

Spring Blossoms

"Spring time colors emit glorious from this family type portrait of these horses enjoying the blooming flowers and fresh growth. Tom has made good use of color, light, and shadow amongst this happy group. This painting would go well in a livingroom area or even a bedroom."

"Reminiscent of Toms days as a boy growing up. He shows some new additions to the herd. This painting would be a wonderful new addition to any room in your home. The original painting has been done in oil, and is 20" X 30" showing a typical Montana background."

New Additions To The Herd

Barnward Bound

"This is a look you may have seen on a horse many times when they have home in their head. The look of anticipation, . . . with the thoughts of their feed buckets being filled, haynets being stuffed. This is the look of a happy healthy animal. Tom has composed this piece using only a palette knife. Amazing how life like although raw the outcome. It's a dynamic use of colors and textures." More paintings in this type of setting can be found in our Pasture Page

"On a warm hot dusky morning or evening a chestnut colored horse will look as though his coat is on fire or shimmering. This horse seems to have a story all his own by the looks of it. Tom did this particular painting using only the palette knife. A beautiful painting for your den or office. Love what he's done with the supposed sunlight here."  More paintings of this type of setting can be found in our  Pasture Page

Dusk Afire

Running the Fence

"Horses often have a way of getting into their own routine way of doing things. This is an example of one of the habits a horse might acquire while resting up on the farm. Running along a fenceline is also a way of greeting visitors who may be driving up. This painting was done using only a palette knife. These vibrant, bright beautiful colors, would make any den look alive and give it the feel of a real Sport of Kings room."

Pricing

Description	Version	Price
Last Drink at Sunset	18" X 24" -  Original Oil	$2,500.
A Lazy Afternoon Stroll	12" X 34" -  Original Oil	$3,500.
Spring Blossoms	18" X 24" -  Original Oil	$2,000.
New Additions To The Herd	20" X 30" -  Original Oil	$3,000.
Barnward Bound	20" X 16" -  Original Oil	SOLD
Dusk Afire	18" X 24" -  Original Oil	SOLD
Running the Fence	14" X 20" -  Original Oil	SOLD

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