Cowboy Reaching For The Stars

Cowboy Reaching For The StarsAn early insight into the talent that is Carrie Fell this cowboy illustrates Carrie's ability to capture proportion and is one of her earliest works with pastels and charcoal. The paper is 36" x 24" whereas the art is 20" x 13." Part of her "Pastels On Newsprint" series of studies, all original, some with minor blemishes in the paper (where noted), but each offers a glimpse into the earliest works of one of the most successful Western impressionist

best to be prepared

including LED rope lighting on the large piece outlining the horse and rider

He's comin'

they're gone

Add it all up—and throw in a customizable LED rope light—and you get the full appreciation of Carrie's evolution as an artist and style-maker

As one of the editions in the Artist Enhanced Impressions there are few of this piece remaining

and rose round out this peaceful equestrian moment

and his best friend

This one-of-a-kind piece from the very beginning of Carrie's illustrious career (1995

clean lines of a black metal side table

The end result is an heirloom treasure that is built to last for years

Available exclusively at Gib Singleton Gallery