© Barbara Haviland-Wildlife Artist
Sally is the next door neighbor’s dog. Sally is a nice friendly dog that works. She herds the alpacas and guards the farm.
She does not come with a frame but she is signed
1/17/2019 5:13:43 AM
by Barbara Haviland–Texas Wildlife Artist
Eagle Face is done in oils on a canvas panel
Day 17 #stradaeasel
© Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionist Artist
I love to paint and try to paint all kinds of subjects. This is a chicken yard and we are trying to decide if we want to get some chickens in our new country home. I have discovered I really love yard eggs. I had forgotten how much better they taste than store bought eggs.
“Walking the Walk” is my version of our chicken coop. My Rooster is very colorful with his tail feathers.
Walking the Walk
16×16
oils on canvas
Signed but not framed
© Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionist Artist
This blonde cow looks so sad. She measures 5″x5″ and is framed in the frame you see. You get the frame free.
She would make a great gift or to keep as she is ready to hang.
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Sophie Lou,Yorkie,pet portraits,Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionist Artist |
Posted on 9/21/2018 7:41:10 AM
By Barbara Haviland-Texas Contemporary Artist
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Mother Love Elephants
Size 8″x16″
Framed and signed
This is how Mothers love their young…
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Both African and Asian elephants have a pregnancy that approaches two years—22 months, to be exact. This is the longest gestation period for any land animal, and one —of the longest for any animal on earth. Elephants produce one baby at a time, and the youngster weighs around 105 kilograms (230 pounds) at birth.Dec 31, 2011
