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About the Artwork
Rebecca Lyons built this abstract longhorn painting almost entirely with a palette knife. The head and shoulders come forward in thick ridges of rust, chestnut and cream, and the body loosens as it goes down, letting thin drips of brown and slate blue run toward the bottom edge. Those long, sweeping horns, brushed in pewter and bone, are what tell you exactly who this is.
The ground behind him is a whitewashed field of sand and ivory, streaked with dusty blue and a few flecks of gold. It reads like weathered barn siding, which gives the steer a quiet, steady presence instead of a loud one. Up close you can see every scrape and pull of the knife.
This is longhorn canvas art for people who love Texas but want something looser than a photograph. It works as western wall art for a ranch-raised collector, a thoughtful gift for a new homeowner in Austin or Fort Worth, or simply cow wall art for someone who likes a little grit with their neutrals.
Hang it above a leather sofa, a reclaimed wood console or a farmhouse bed, where the warm browns and soft blues can pick up the room around them. In a bigger size it makes a strong piece of Texas wall art for an entry or great room. Printed as canvas wall art, it keeps the layered texture of the original.
Rebecca Lyons built this abstract longhorn painting almost entirely with a palette knife. The head and shoulders come forward in thick ridges of rust, chestnut and cream, and the body loosens as it goes down, letting thin drips of brown and slate blue run toward the bottom edge. Those long, sweeping horns, brushed in pewter and bone, are what tell you exactly who this is.
The ground behind him is a whitewashed field of sand and ivory, streaked with dusty blue and a few flecks of gold. It reads like weathered barn siding, which gives the steer a quiet, steady presence instead of a loud one. Up close you can see every scrape and pull of the knife.
This is longhorn canvas art for people who love Texas but want something looser than a photograph. It works as western wall art for a ranch-raised collector, a thoughtful gift for a new homeowner in Austin or Fort Worth, or simply cow wall art for someone who likes a little grit with their neutrals.
Hang it above a leather sofa, a reclaimed wood console or a farmhouse bed, where the warm browns and soft blues can pick up the room around them. In a bigger size it makes a strong piece of Texas wall art for an entry or great room. Printed as canvas wall art, it keeps the layered texture of the original.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
The year the storm flooded our ground floor, a stack of new drywall leaned in the hall for weeks. One night I spread joint compound on a scrap piece and pressed a few shells into it, just to see. It dried pale and cracked, like sand after the tide pulls out. I hung it in the kitchen without knowing it was the start of anything.
This canvas exceeded my expectations. The lion and its reflection are beautifully captured, and the quality of the print is superb. It adds a strong, motivational vibe to my room. I get compliments on it all the time!
Thrilled with the quality, the colors and the prompt delivery. Very impressed with this beautiful artwork! Just what this space needed! Will definitely do business with this company again! My clients loved it!! Thank you!!
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