Indian Paintbrush in Oklahoma
by
Cheri Wollenberg
We visit Oklahoma quite often. We have a farm home there and our grandchildren live just down the road. One early morning in the spring I drove some country roads looking for different landscapes to paint. I didn't have time on this particular trip to set up a field easel so I took my camera. I guess you could call me a visual scavenger (grin). It had been an especially good year for the wildflowers and I came upon this equisite view of Indian Blanket with several tree lines graduating into the distance of a couple of miles. What a sight! This is one of the paintings that came from the beautiful view that day.
Prints for this painting can be purchased at http://www.fineartamerica.com/
2 comments:
I believe those are indian paint brushes. The Indian Blanket flower looks more similar to a daisey with red and orange rings.
You are very right! Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Actually, this painting is named Indian Paintbrush in my files.
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