Still Life Color Study

Still Life Color StudyStill life has long been celebrated as one of the most subtle, enduring, and powerful artistic genres and this piece beautifully illustrates Carrie's early talent with scale and size, as well as her emerging expertise in working with diluted acrylic on paper (which looks similar to watercolor) and pastels. 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).

look closely and there's no mistaking an early version of quintessential riders

the loose thread would allow their soul to escape

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

embodying elegance in the wilderness

One of Carrie Fell's most iconic pieces - "Perfect Storm" brings a herd of longhorns through a snowstorm into your view

visually lifting the gentleman off the canvas

Carrie Fell

Unframed: 50" x 37"

This gorgeous quintessential Carrie Fell large-scale piece brings Western heat to any interior style

all the way to the tip of the loose rein

Creating the series "Face Of A Women" - in this edition #3 "Spring In Paris" - in monoprint

The ever-so-subtle "b" in the lower left-hand corner gives this group permission to b free