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Jay Gibson
Texas Bluebonnets Lake at Sunset
$450.00
Jay Gibson
Texas Bluebonnets Lake at Sunset
$450.00
Bluebonnets on the lake at sunset by Jay Gibson - Photograph printed on scratch resistant metal with Gallery back hanger included.
The scene of Texas bluebonnets blooming in Spring with a beautiful sunset is 12x36” with a 1” depth from the wall for a modern display
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A note from the artist:Glistening in the Darkness
When I was invited to exhibit as the only woman in a group show in Florida titled "The Big Fish", I knew I had better show up strong when I would be hanging with world renown maritime and big game fish painter Mr. Guy Harvey, underwater WWI plane wrecks master Randal Scott and contemporary island life painter Dan Mackin.
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