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The first edition prints of this painting went fast!!!!Its time to start 2007....TALK ABOUT YOUR LIMITED EDITION PRINTS!!!! IT DOSN'T GET MUCH MORE LIMITED THAN THIS BUNCH!!!!!!!50 ONLY FOR THE YEAR 2007!!. I HOPE YOU NOTICE I DON'T USE TURBO LISTER OR ANYTHING, I ACTUALLY SIT HERE AND DO EACH ONE OF THESE ONE AT A TIME....TOO TIME CONSUMING????? HELL YES IT IS.... BUT I LIKE PERSONAL SERVICE FROM REAL PEOPLE... AND I THINK YOU DO TO. FIRST PRINTING 2007, ONLY SET FOR 2007....COPY OF THE ORIGINAL PAINTING "CHANGING TIMES" , Notice the heavy oncoming storm front on the horizon, Daffodils out back, and a trail leading to? A large birchleaf crock in the background, The ol' hit and miss engine, used in a multitude of different applications on the early 1900's farms of America.... interesting tidbits here and there......and what the heck is with the dandelion???? Its all about our American Heritage here so enjoy looking... this will be and 8x10 copy, signed in gold, NUMBERED BY ME! and matted to fit an 11x14 frame. I"m My wife Sally and her friend Ann were hiking up in the hills a several months back, and found the crock seen here in the forground.. It was out behind an old cabin....but was broke. I magically restored it and decided to use it in this painting... Once again, from that greasy ol' wrenchhead artist, Craig Williams... And please check out our countryfied store....americanheritageprints.com. Artist's notes about this painting.... In case you were wondering, there is more to this than you might think.. The Old engine represents the changes as labors on the farm went from oxen, and horse driven implements. to the new age of power driven equipment. This of course started with steam, Which you had to have a license to operate..... but it was not until smaller internal combustion engines came into use, that the average person, or even a total moron.. could benifit. There were no gauges, gate valves, or levers, just pull out the handle...give'r a spin, and go!! The coming storm represents the angst of not really knowing how to deal with these changes, and the impact on rural society. We could no more stop these changes, than we can stop the approach of an oncoming storm! The solid ring of a crock contrasts sharply, with our plastic society of instant gratification. The bull puller, and sliegh bells are representative of the former sources of power on the farm....The trail out the back door of the barn basically asks Where are we going???? Other small details, I will leave to your own imagination,,,such as the dandelion...and the centalized gas can....... Feel free to ask if you have any further questions...IN CASE YOU ARE WONDERING...IT TOOK ME MONTHS TO FINISH THIS PAINTING, A LITTLE BIT AT A TIME!!! Thanks Mongo PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR COUNTRIFIED STORE, FOR MORE VERY LIMITED EDITION PRINTS AND GIFTS (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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