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Vista Caliente is a signed limited edition print by Woodrow M Blagg. This piece depicts cowboys on the Waggoner Ranch taking a break at the tent covering the chuck box. It depicts a nostalgic look into the cowboy lifestyle that may be lost as the Waggoner Ranch has sold and times have changed. The image size is 12 1/2" x 33 1/2". Overall size is 16 1/2" x 37 1/2". It was published by Turtle Creek Gallery, Dallas, Texas in the 1980s as part of the J. C. Penney Lone Star Lifestyles Collection. Woodrow Blagg's work is in great demand and finding one of his signed prints selling for munder a $1000 is difficult, much less finding one selling under $100. We were fortunate to find a small number of this particular print for sale in bulk and are able to offer them at a substantially lower price than what his prints sell for on his website. About the Artist: Woodrow M. Blagg Woodrow Blagg exhibits technically marvelous and awe-inspiring graphite works on paper that herald the symbiotic relationship between the Texas rancher and their environment. Recalling the epic depictions of the West in early American art, but posed in contrast to their common themes of domination and struggle, the subjects in Blagg?s work are representative of the responsibility and dedication to land and animal stewardship assumed by these working men. The expansive drawings are a tribute to an enduring presence and legacy to the way of living on some of the great Ranches throughout Northwest and West Texas, including the Waggoners, the 6666's, the Pitchforks, the Beggs Ranch in Post, TX and the Quien Sabe Ranch near Channing, TX. Woodrow Blagg grew up in a family of 10 children, four of whom became artists. You could say creativity and talent is in his blood. Blagg, the brother of Fort Worth-based artists Dennis and Daniel Blagg, is represented in many high-profile collections including the private collection of President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan and the corporate collection of J. C. Penney. This print is in near mint condition. It has been stored in our gallery and never framed. It is signed by the artist. Buy with confidence - every order is shipped with delivery confirmation tracking number. Fast shipping from our non-smoking home. Additional Details ------------------------------ Product description: Vista Caliente is a signed limited edition print by Woodrow M Blagg. This piece depicts cowboys on the Waggoner Ranch taking a break at the tent covering the chuck box. It depicts a nostalgic look into the cowboy lifestyle that may be lost as the Waggoner Ranch has sold and times have changed. The image size is 12 1/2" x 33 1/2". Overall size is 16 1/2" x 37 1/2". It was published by Turtle Creek Gallery, Dallas, Texas in the 1980s as part of the J. C. Penney Lone Star Lifestyles Collection. Woodrow Blagg's work is in great demand and finding one of his signed prints selling for munder a $1000 is difficult, much less finding one selling under $100. We were fortunate to find a small number of this particular print for sale in bulk and are able to offer them at a substantially lower price than what his prints sell for on his website. About the Artist: Woodrow M. Blagg Woodrow Blagg exhibits technically marvelous and awe-inspiring graphite works on paper that herald the symbiotic relationship between the Texas rancher and their environment. Recalling the epic depictions of the West in early American art, but posed in contrast to their common themes of domination and struggle, the subjects in Blagg?s work are representative of the responsibility and dedication to land and animal stewardship assumed by these working men. The expansive drawings are a tribute to an enduring presence and legacy to the way of living on some of the great Ranches throughout Northwest and West Texas, including the Waggoners, the 6666's, the Pitchforks, the Beggs Ranch in Post, TX and the Quien Sabe Ranch near Channing, TX. Woodrow Blagg grew up in a family of 10 children, four of whom became artists. You could say creativity and talent is in his blood. Blagg, the brother of Fort Worth-based artists Dennis and Daniel Blagg, is represented in many high-profile collections including the private collection of President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan and the corporate collection of J. C. Penney.