The Watchful Cowboy
Hope Blakely
Price: $
250
"The Watchful Cowboy" 🐎🌅 captures a quiet Western moment — a lone cowboy on horseback silhouetted against a glowing sunset sky. Painted in oils on a 16x20 canvas, this work draws inspiration from Wilson Bickford, a painter closely tied to the Bob Ross legacy. Rich colors and dramatic contrast give the piece a timeless, contemplative atmosphere.
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🖌️ Original 16x20 oil on stretched canvas
🐴 Western silhouette scene at sunset
🎨 Painted in 2025, inspired by Wilson Bickford’s style
📍 Created in Arvada, Colorado
⭐ One-of-a-kind artwork by Hope Blakely
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16 x 20
Oil
Stretched Canvas
Unframed
2025
Category:
Landscape
Hope Blakely
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