"Hill Country Vista" by Kyle Wood

"Hill Country Vista" - 16" x 20" Oil on Canvas

This painting reminds me of all the beautiful rolling hills and winding roads that seem to go on forever and ever through The Texas Hill Country. There is so many neat places, towns to visit in this region of Texas. It is especially beautiful when the Bluebonnets and other wildflowers, like Indian Paintbrushes, Prickly Poppies, and Cactus are blooming. I really enjoy painting landscapes with the countrysides covered in wildflowers. Trips that I have taken through the Texas Hill Country have served as a great inspiration and resource for many of my paintings, whether it is spring day filled with the aroma of wildflowers or a crisp, cool autumn day soaking in the breathtaking colors in the trees.

This painting is available for purchase at:

The Dutch Art Gallery
10233 East Northwest Highway

Suite # 420

Dallas, TX 75238

(214) 348-7350

http://www.dutchartusa.com/

You can also view other paintings like this and other blogs at:

http://www.kwoodfineart.com/

Have an artful day!

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