New Work: Below Zero
- Nancy Rynes
- Apr 1, 2022
- 1 min read
Oil, 16in x 20in, framed,
$2300
Available: The Breckenridge Gallery
Sometimes bone-chilling cold can create beautiful patterns of ice and snow.
I ran across this Hereford steer one February while hiking in an open range area of Colorado. The temperature was close to -20F, but this steer seemed little fazed by the chill. With a heavy coat that gathered a layer of ice, he seemed to actually enjoy the subzero temperatures.
What I loved about this scene was not only the ice caking the back and sides of the steer, but the beautiful teals and purples in the ice-covered background. I wanted to make the viewer feel a little of that chill that I felt that day on the range.

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