Limited Edition Print - "La Vachère"
These are archival quality prints of my work "La Vachère". This is a limited edition run of 100 prints. Each is signed and numbered. The first ten prints ordered will also have an "artist's proof", a little drawing, on the bottom!
Two sizes are available:
-16 x 20 piece of cotton paper and the actual image size is 10 x 14 inches.
-18 x 24 piece of cotton paper and the actual image size is 12 x 18 inches.
This way you do not have to get a mat for the print, and you can see the signature, number, and artist's proof more easily!
Prints ship August 1st.
The original of this painting is available.
This drawing explores our past and present with not only a French title for "the woman who cares for cows", but the clothing worn by modern cowgirls. My family past is Swiss-French immigrants who came to Nebraska in 1885. They have raised cattle for five generations. For two generations they weren't even fluent in English; they spoke German and French. In the same way, modern ranching is the result of Spanish conquistadors bringing the first horses and cattle to South America. They eventually made their way to the American midwest bringing much of the Spanish clothing choices with them. My sister wears a Sevillano style hat, though she does not know it by that name. It is still worn is Spain today, as it is in Nebraska, an interesting connection from our past to our present.