Title: Aspen Grove
8×8 oil on board
frame size 14×14
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“Using one of my Yellowstone Nat’l Park photographs as a reference, I painted this little one with the sights and sounds of Yellowstone heavy on my mind. I simply love the fall colors in the Rocky Mountains!”
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Fredericksburg Texas Artist Gallery
Fill out the form below to enter the Nov 2018 drawing for a free 11×14 signed fine art print (printed on heavy archival matte paper) of your choice!
Winner will get to choose your favorite image from our Texas Photography Gallery, or we will create a print from an original oil painting! (value $65)
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I wanted to create a Hill Country landscape with simplicity, warm tones, as well as cool blue hues. Its been so hot here lately with 100+ degree HOT summer days, I can almost feel a breeze hitting that tree. 🙂
‘Lone Oak’ 6×8 oil on board
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Its currently being displayed & available for sale at my good friends business, Donald Eckhardt Peach Orchards, located on Highway 87 S just outside Fredericksburg Tx. In addition to artwork, they also have antiques, and some of the best tasting Hill Country Peaches around!!!!
Hope you enjoy this Hill Country landscape as much as I did while I was painting it!
Kathy
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Bridger, Wild Stallion of Wyoming Ornament
5″ across
printed on both sides
very limited #’s in stock
Bridger is a wild stallion living at the McCullough Peaks Wild Horse Range near Cody Wyoming.
* PPA International Print Merit Award Winner
Portrait of a Red Cardinal
approx 3″ across
printed on both sides
*PPA International Loan Merit Award
Fine Art Prints also available
Peacock Ornament
approx 5″ across
printed on both sides
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My Mom has always, for as long as I can remember, had rooster decor in her kitchen. Growing up on our farm, we had many chickens, and it was always my job to run outside and get the eggs. It was such a boring chore back in the day for me, but now I realize just how nice it is to have FRESH eggs in the mornings!
I painted this rooster using one of my photographs taken of my Rhode Island Red Rooster named ‘Junior’.
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The Alamo at Dusk © KWeigand
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Photo taken near Doss Texas. © Hill Country Images
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HCI
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Working with the Steve Reitz Co, who specializes in luxury home remodels in the central Texas, Horseshoe Bay & Marble Falls Texas area, is always fun! I enjoy seeing & photographing the newly remodeled homes, and hearing stories or meeting the people who live there!
This particular home has been owned by the same family for a couple generations, and they kept some of the old, while adding on. Kudos to them for preserving some of the original features for their own precious family memories!
What a view to wake up to!
And they added some new details, like this custom outdoor kitchen.
Firepit & infinity pool
And they added some large granite boulders, as well as sand for their own lake front private beach – great for the grandkids!
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Sometimes in life you come to a crossroads.
We did that today while driving around looking at the wildflowers.
Shall we head towards Llano, or turn towards Mason?
Either way will showcase a colorful display of wildflowers, but on this afternoon, we chose Mason. Mason is also known as the ‘gem of the Hill Country‘.
Wildflowers in Mason County
Since Fredericksburg is such a major Hill Country destination for many, I think some of the neighboring towns may get overlooked at times. But Mason is a beautiful and quaint country village, that is sure to please. I’ve always enjoyed Mason.
Mason is rich in Texas History!
Did you know that Gen Robert E Lee spent time here? Fort Mason (est. 1851) was his last post before he went back to defend his beloved state of Virginia during the Civil War.
Mason is the native home of famed writer, Fred Gipson, creator of “Old Yeller” & “Savage Sam”. Both novels became popular Walt Disney films.
You can read about Mason’s Hoodoo War here where famous gunfighter Johnny Ringo killed a man – but his first of many crimes had already begun in nearby Burnet Tx. By the 1880’s Ringo became famous in Tombstone Arizona & was found dead leaning against a tree along West Turkey Creek – a somewhat mysterious death.
Visit Mason’s Square Museum
More info on Mason Tx
Abundant in architectural beauty, Mason’s charming downtown square hosts a diverse range of shopping, including natural Topaz gemstones, art galleries, antiques, as well as the Odeon Theater, and several restaurants. Perfect for an afternoon stroll.
While driving through its neighborhoods, you may find some beautiful surprises and buildings with much unique character.
The 1887 Seaquist House on Broad Street. What a Texas treasure! Visit their website for tours & more info.
The old 1918 Broad Street Bridge overlooking Comanche Creek. Its over 100 years old.
I love the character and the back lighting, on this historical Church. I arrived just in the nick of time as the sun was setting fast and the light was gone in a few minutes. So glad I got this shot!
“Mason Bluebonnet Loop”
From Mason take RR 386, turn right on FM 2618, turn right on RR 1900, to Hwy 29 intersection. Choose right to return to Mason or left to Llano.
From Mason to Llano … Hwy 29 often has good blooms.
My advice? Don’t just drive through Mason, but rather, stop the car, get your camera out, and spend some time enjoying lovely Mason Texas!
Thanks for the perfect evening Mason! We will be back, and next time we will try to stop & read more of those Historical Markers!
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We are so blessed to live in the Texas Hill Country where the backgrounds are so naturally beautiful, and we have a large variety of styles to choose from! From trees, rivers, granite boulders, fields, sunsets, old barns, country roads, etc … If you need to update your family artwork, then simply email me for more info.
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