The Wild West (Original Painting)
Oil on canvas original painting in art gallery room setting of outlaws attack on the Blend Cota stagecoach with cowboys shooting and horses galloping in canyons and landscape of Monument Valley, Arizona, in realism style with detailed brushstrokes.
The Wild West (Original Painting)
blend cota original oil painting in realism style sample certificate of authenticity

The Wild West (Original Painting)

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Wild in adventure, it was a long journey of struggles and sacrifices to the promised land of prosperity. The vast, beautiful, untamed landscape was meant to match the toughness of courageous pilgrims who created the American frontier, the dream to be wild and free.

This oil on canvas original painting depicts a desperate and courageous fight for survival. The ride through dust and rain was never easy, but if we had no storms, we wouldn't appreciate the sunshine. And as the day ends around the desert fire, a Cowboy's words are stuck in my mind: "If it's not yours - don't take it; If it's not true - don't say it; If it's not right - don't do it."

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    FEATURES

    Original Oil on Canvas Painting
    Blend Cota Hand Signature
    Certificate of Authenticity
    Canvas is mounted on wood board
    Handcrafted wooden frame
    Ready to hang

    REALISM RENAISSANCE

    Blend was always drawn to the studies of the renaissance masters and their incredible use of detail, perspective, depth, use of light and storytelling. Throughout his thirty-six passionate years of painting, Blend has mastered the style of his Renaissance heroes, with the goal of introducing to the world a collection of fine art that pays homage to a genre long forgotten while incorporating his unique artistry. Blend uses the old masters' skills and artistry and infuses vivid colors to bring his paintings to life - each telling their own breathtaking story. This is not only a revival of this lost art style, but also a rejuvenation. This is Realism Renaissance.