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Freshly Plowed..Pastel..Texas Artist..Rae Andrews







I have done this scene before in acrylics on canvas. Who knows, I might do it again in oils.

A friend gave me this photo, thanks MJ..
I loved it! The colors, the panorama, the distance, it's a painting waiting to happen! I believe it's a scene near Blanco here in Texas.

                                                      This image is unframed.

                                                                6": x 12.5"

                                                            $100 plus S/H



                        Prints of this image are also available at Fine Art America:

https://fineartamerica.com/featured/freshly-plowed-rae-andrews.html?newartwork=true





Thanks for visiting..

Rae works and teaches in all mediums.. please contact her through her website at:

                                                         http://raeandrews.com

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