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Trappings of TX Paintings by Lindy Severns
Trappings of Texas 2008 at the Museum of the Big Bend, Alpine, TX
Three New Landscape Paintings
by Lindy Cook Severns
were displayed at the
Museum of the Big Bend
22nd annual
TRAPPINGS OF TEXAS
an invitational show held in conjunction with the Texas Cowboy Poetry Gathering
Fine Western Art
& Custom Cowboy Gear
Sul Ross University, Alpine, TX
February 29 - April 27 2008
IN THE TIME
WHEN THE SKY CATCHES FIRE
by Lindy C Severns oil framed $3900
24" x 36" oil on archival linen
West Texas landmarks at sunset, including Blue Mt., Point of Rocks, Mitre Peak from inside the Scenic Loop
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OLD SPANISH TRAIL STUDIO
WHEN THE SKY CATCHES FIRE
by Lindy C Severns oil framed $3900
24" x 36" oil on archival linen
West Texas landmarks at sunset, including Blue Mt., Point of Rocks, Mitre Peak from inside the Scenic Loop
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TRAPPINGS PUBLIC AUCTION
LINDY'S 2008 AUCTION DONATION
to benefit the Museum of the Big Bend:
CATHEDRAL OF THE WEST
by Lindy C Severns pastel framed $1500 (list)
donated and sold at auction for $1900
to benefit Museum programs for 2008
12" x 18" pastel, museum-grade Wallis paper
A view of landmark Cathedral Mountain from near Marfa, TX
by Lindy C Severns pastel framed $1500 (list)
donated and sold at auction for $1900
to benefit Museum programs for 2008
12" x 18" pastel, museum-grade Wallis paper
A view of landmark Cathedral Mountain from near Marfa, TX
AUTUMN MARKS
THE OVERLAND TRAIL
by Lindy Cook Severns pastel framed $1500
SOLD
12" x15" pastel on museum-grade Wallis paper
This pastel was done en plein air at Point of Rocks onTexas Hwy 166, the Davis Mountain Scenic Loop
THE OVERLAND TRAIL
by Lindy Cook Severns pastel framed $1500
SOLD
12" x15" pastel on museum-grade Wallis paper
This pastel was done en plein air at Point of Rocks onTexas Hwy 166, the Davis Mountain Scenic Loop
LEAVING HOME
by Lindy Cook Severns pastel framed $1800
SOLD
14" x 18" pastel museum-grade Wallis paper
A road near Carpenter Mountain and Blue Mountain area off Texas Hwy 166 in the Davis Mountains of TX
by Lindy Cook Severns pastel framed $1800
SOLD
14" x 18" pastel museum-grade Wallis paper
A road near Carpenter Mountain and Blue Mountain area off Texas Hwy 166 in the Davis Mountains of TX
For a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the whys and hows of these and other Lindy Severns paintings, read her blog:
WANDERINGS OF AN ARTIST
IN FAR WEST TEXAS
TRAPPINGS OF TEXAS is the second longest running cowboy gear and fine western art exhibit and sale. It is held in conjunction with the Texas Cowboy Poetry Gathering.
The prestigious 22nd annual Trappings event not only helps preserve the heritage of the west: The Auction is the primary source of funds for Museum programs each year. (The auction is at 10 am Sat. March 1 in Lawrence Hall on the Sul Ross campus. Pre-view items beginning at 9:45 that morning.)
In addition to the Public Auction, Trappings hosts a unique Wall Sale featuring works by noted western artists and fine cowboy craftsmen from across the US, Canada, Australia, and South America.
An invitational show, Trappings sticks to pure western fine art and authentic gear. Serious collectors and buyers travel to Alpine to claim meticulously crafted spurs, bits, saddles, quirts, and framed art capturing the lonesome west of the cowboy.
The Wall Sale opens with a ticketed preview party Fri. nite, Feb. 29.
Work purchased that night, as well as unsold items will hang at the Museum through April. Admission is free, the art, available for purchase through the Museum.
All entries are authentic, created by artists who live the landscape, if not the life; the handcrafted gear is functional as well as beautifully crafted.
Fort Davis, TX landscape Lindy Severns took Best of Show (art) in the 2007 Trappings event for her impressionistic pastel landscape, COMING STORM.
Other Fort Davis artists at Trappings include award winners Wayne Baize and Bill Leftwich.
(For a county with about 2400 people, there's plenty of fine art riding around these parts. Saddle up and come see for yourself!)
Guest curators: Leland Hensley (gear) and Michael Duty: (art),
Museum Director: Larry Francell
Assistant Director: Liz Jackson
Show curator: Mary Bones.