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This cow skull painting keeps things quiet. A bleached skull with long curving horns rests on a low desert ledge, and right beside it a small prickly pear has pushed out two coral pink blooms. Behind them, the sky runs in soft bands of lavender, peach and butter yellow over distant purple mesas.
Everett Langston laid every inch of it with a palette knife. You can see the ridges of paint on the skull, the flat sliced strokes in the sand, and the little dabs of spines along each cactus pad. It reads like a still life someone stumbled onto at sundown, with sunset wall art colors that feel warm instead of loud.
It suits anyone who loves the Southwest but wants something calmer than a cowboy on a bucking bronc. Collectors of modern southwest art will like how the old symbol of the skull sits next to new growth, and it pairs easily with other desert wall art in a gallery grouping.
Hang this canvas wall art over a leather sofa, in an entryway with clay pots and woven baskets, or above a bedroom dresser where the pastel sky can soften the room. The sage teal of the cactus and the cream of the skull work with wood, rust and white walls alike.
This cow skull painting keeps things quiet. A bleached skull with long curving horns rests on a low desert ledge, and right beside it a small prickly pear has pushed out two coral pink blooms. Behind them, the sky runs in soft bands of lavender, peach and butter yellow over distant purple mesas.
Everett Langston laid every inch of it with a palette knife. You can see the ridges of paint on the skull, the flat sliced strokes in the sand, and the little dabs of spines along each cactus pad. It reads like a still life someone stumbled onto at sundown, with sunset wall art colors that feel warm instead of loud.
It suits anyone who loves the Southwest but wants something calmer than a cowboy on a bucking bronc. Collectors of modern southwest art will like how the old symbol of the skull sits next to new growth, and it pairs easily with other desert wall art in a gallery grouping.
Hang this canvas wall art over a leather sofa, in an entryway with clay pots and woven baskets, or above a bedroom dresser where the pastel sky can soften the room. The sage teal of the cactus and the cream of the skull work with wood, rust and white walls alike.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
Working in wine country taught me how light changes everything. I started sketching vineyard animals during slow afternoons, and those quick studies of horses and farm dogs became my first serious paintings.
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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