No Fences

No Fences"No Fences" illustrates Carrie's emerging expertise in working with watercolor on paper. Paper is gauged by its weight (in pounds, a higher number equals a heavier weight) and press type (hot is smooth, whereas cold has more texture). This watercolor on 400 pound hot press archival paper is the newest release from the vault, especially for the BIG MOVING DEAL. Aficionados of Carrie's art will immediately recognize the faceless cowboy with a strong

the images begin as line drawings on paper or canvas

Don't miss this opportunity to add a rare Carrie Fell early original to your art collection

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These rare examples of Carrie's earliest experimentation with different media have only a few remaining

The paper size is 24" x 18" - the image size is 10" x 10"

"  Like all winners

Aficionados of Carrie's art will immediately recognize the faceless lone cowboy subject that would come to define her inimitable style

that's going to be awfully hard

Carrie's iconic "Ghost Riders" continues with #6 as she experimented on paper with multiple media - silkscreen overlaid with acrylic and pastels

on 130-pound hot press archival paper

In 1929 Mies van der Rohe designed the German Pavilion for the International Exposition in Barcelona

This classic Carrie Fell cowgirl - with her abstract features - leaves it to the viewer to decide what she's thinking