I grew up far far away from Wyoming, in Buffalo, NY. The The American Bison is a symbol of my home city, so I've always had a strong affinity for these beautiful animals. It's frightening to think they were nearly brought to extinction in the late 1800's. Thankfully, these majestic creatures are roaming Yellowstone Park and ranches of Wyoming once again. No doubt, it's on my bucket-list to visit this epic western state.
Showing posts with label Wyoming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wyoming. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 14, 2023
American Bison
I grew up far far away from Wyoming, in Buffalo, NY. The The American Bison is a symbol of my home city, so I've always had a strong affinity for these beautiful animals. It's frightening to think they were nearly brought to extinction in the late 1800's. Thankfully, these majestic creatures are roaming Yellowstone Park and ranches of Wyoming once again. No doubt, it's on my bucket-list to visit this epic western state.
Monday, May 14, 2012
World Tour Continued...
Here are impressions from the second leg of my world tour (inspired by a dilapidated old atlas). In case you missed my first dispatch from this journey, you can catch up right here.
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| Inspired by Vilhelm Hammerchøi's Young Woman Sewing |
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| After a Jose Posada 'calaveras (skull) cartoon' |
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| After Edouard Manet's Berthe Morisot with a Bouquet of Violets |
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| Ode to Grant Wood |
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| Inspired by a Maori rock carving by Matahi Whakataka-Brightwell |
Labels:
Aboriginal art,
Aboriginal people,
Aborigines,
Australia,
Bison,
Buffalo,
Daniel Baxter,
Day of the Dead,
Denmark,
Grant Wood,
Iceland,
Iowa,
Jose Posada,
Maori stone Carvings,
Mexico,
New Zealand,
Wyoming
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