The other day I was in Dearborn, Montana, picking my son up from an overnight visit at a friend's house. The air was mountain fresh, the scenery was pristine. From the dizzying precipices the blue ribbon trout fishing holes were clearly visible. I've been told it's also the site of the Cooper (as in Gary) ranch! I'm always curious as to the identity of the mysterious riders in my series of paintings. Hmmm. This is probably the final version of "Ocher Rider," oil on canvas, 24" x 36," completed in 2020.
Monday, June 7, 2010
"Ocher Rider"
The other day I was in Dearborn, Montana, picking my son up from an overnight visit at a friend's house. The air was mountain fresh, the scenery was pristine. From the dizzying precipices the blue ribbon trout fishing holes were clearly visible. I've been told it's also the site of the Cooper (as in Gary) ranch! I'm always curious as to the identity of the mysterious riders in my series of paintings. Hmmm. This is probably the final version of "Ocher Rider," oil on canvas, 24" x 36," completed in 2020.
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