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Giclee Print Texas Longhorn Cow Dia De Los Muertos Day Of The Dead Texas Art

$35.00
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Giclee Print Texas Longhorn Cow Dia De Los Muertos Day Of The Dead Texas Art

$35.00
"Day Of The Dead Longhorn" © Bonnie Feaster Chapa
Created from an original photo Bonnie Feaster Chapa took in Troy, Texas December 7, 2013.

It was 21 degrees and in our part of Texas, although that does happen and temperatures fluctuate wildly, that day in particular I was out to find “something” I had in my head that only that kind of weather brings. I was looking for ice and barbed wire.

I found something beyond the barbed wire; a new calf with this Longhorn mama. She wasn’t as thrilled to see me as I was her. The cold spell we had came on as a first big freeze so the grass wasn’t completely dead yet and the pasture she was in looked like a quilt. An icy, colorful grass quilt and there she stood right in the middle of it all protecting her newborn calf.

As she and I stared back at each other, I started to notice exactly why she intimidated me so. It wasn’t the fact she was a cow (been around plenty), or those long horns, or that she was a new mama ready to trample the life out of me….nope, it was her face. All that color around her and I saw the markings on her face and it was like a skull. Respecting her and her calf was a given, but she delivered her intentions well: “Get in my pasture and it will be The Day of The Dead, girl.”

All the vivid color around her and that stark skull face; 21 degrees outside, with ice and barbed wire inside, all the way down into her soul.

Open Edition Print hand signed by Bonnie Feaster Chapa.

Please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.
Please choose print size from drop down menu above.

Printed on an ultra smooth matte finish archival fine art paper to give you the highest resolution and color saturation possible. Pigments are archival and resist fading. Prints come with a white border around them to make framing easier.

SHIPS ROLLED IN TUBE
In order to save you on shipping costs, all paper prints are rolled, placed inside a clear poly sleeve, and shipped inside a shipping tube.

Please make sure your shipping address is correct.


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*large print sizes available upon request
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"Day Of The Dead Longhorn" © Bonnie Feaster Chapa
Created from an original photo Bonnie Feaster Chapa took in Troy, Texas December 7, 2013.

It was 21 degrees and in our part of Texas, although that does happen and temperatures fluctuate wildly, that day in particular I was out to find “something” I had in my head that only that kind of weather brings. I was looking for ice and barbed wire.

I found something beyond the barbed wire; a new calf with this Longhorn mama. She wasn’t as thrilled to see me as I was her. The cold spell we had came on as a first big freeze so the grass wasn’t completely dead yet and the pasture she was in looked like a quilt. An icy, colorful grass quilt and there she stood right in the middle of it all protecting her newborn calf.

As she and I stared back at each other, I started to notice exactly why she intimidated me so. It wasn’t the fact she was a cow (been around plenty), or those long horns, or that she was a new mama ready to trample the life out of me….nope, it was her face. All that color around her and I saw the markings on her face and it was like a skull. Respecting her and her calf was a given, but she delivered her intentions well: “Get in my pasture and it will be The Day of The Dead, girl.”

All the vivid color around her and that stark skull face; 21 degrees outside, with ice and barbed wire inside, all the way down into her soul.

Open Edition Print hand signed by Bonnie Feaster Chapa.

Please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.
Please choose print size from drop down menu above.

Printed on an ultra smooth matte finish archival fine art paper to give you the highest resolution and color saturation possible. Pigments are archival and resist fading. Prints come with a white border around them to make framing easier.

SHIPS ROLLED IN TUBE
In order to save you on shipping costs, all paper prints are rolled, placed inside a clear poly sleeve, and shipped inside a shipping tube.

Please make sure your shipping address is correct.


ALSO AVAILABLE
*large print sizes available upon request