Original Colorado Landscape Painting With Sheep "October Afternoon At The Redlands"by Colorado Western Landscape Painter Nancee Jean Busse

This view of the Colorado National Monument is from old Hwy 340 from Grand Junction to Fruita, Colorado. Three years ago, this painting was juried into an art show in Fort Collins, Colorado. It was a well-respected show; one that requires participating artists to pay a “handler” to ensure that their paintings were delivered from the shipping facility to show, back again, and then shipped back to the artists. When my painting never came home to me, I inquired and found that it had been lost. No tracking number existed and no one was willing to take responsibility. I was mad, sad, and all that other stuff, but let it go and moved on. Two years later, on Christmas Eve day, the painting showed up at my front door, in it’s original shipping box! So, it’s home now, hanging in my studio, wishing for a new home…

 Acrylic on Board 22"x30" / Original Available

Prints also available HERE


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 Visit my Art Blog at http://njbussefineart.blogspot.com/

Original Colorado Landscape Painting "October Afternoon At The Redlands" by Colorado Artist Nancee Jean Busse, Painter of the American West

This view of the Colorado National Monument is from old Hwy 340 from Grand Junction to Fruita, Colorado. Three years ago, this painting was juried into an art show in Fort Collins, Colorado. It was a well-respected show; one that requires participating artists to pay a “handler” to ensure that their paintings were delivered from the shipping facility to show, back again, and then shipped back to the artists. When my painting never came home to me, I inquired and found that it had been lost. No tracking number existed and no one was willing to take responsibility. I was mad, sad, and all that other stuff, but let it go and moved on. Two years later, on Christmas Eve day, the painting showed up at my front door, in it’s original shipping box! So, it’s home now, hanging in my studio, wishing for a new home…

 Acrylic on Board 22"x30" / Original Available

  Prints are also available HERE

 Visit http://NanceeJean.com to view more of my work

"October Afternoon At The Redlands" Original Colorado Landscape Painting by Colorado Western Landscape Painter Nancee Jean Busse

This view of the Colorado National Monument is from old Hwy 340 from Grand Junction to Fruita, Colorado. Three years ago, this painting was juried into an art show in Fort Collins, Colorado. It was a well-respected show; one that requires participating artists to pay a “handler” to ensure that their paintings were delivered from the shipping facility to show, back again, and then shipped back to the artists. When my painting never came home to me, I inquired and found that it had been lost. No tracking number existed and no one was willing to take responsibility. I was mad, sad, and all that other stuff, but let it go and moved on. Two years later, on Christmas Eve day, the painting showed up at my front door, in it’s original shipping box! So, it’s home now, hanging in my studio, wishing for a new home…

 Acrylic on Board 22"x30" / Original Available

  Prints are also available HERE

 Visit http://NanceeJean.com to view more of my work

"Coyote and Sage" Original Wildlife, Coyote Painting by Colorado Western Landscape Painter Nancee Jean Busse

I spied this coyote behind my studio early on a summer morning. He was warily walking toward the studio in the shafts of light between the sagebrush.

 Original Wildlife, Coyote Painting

 9"x12" Acrylic on Canvas

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 Visit http://NanceeJean.com to view more of my work

 Visit my Art Blog at http://njbussefineart.blogspot.com/

"October Afternoon At The Redlands" Original Colorado Landscape Painting With Sheep by Colorado Western Landscape Painter Nancee Jean Busse

This view of the Colorado National Monument is from old Hwy 340 from Grand Junction to Fruita, Colorado. Three years ago, this painting was juried into an art show in Fort Collins, Colorado. It was a well-respected show; one that requires participating artists to pay a “handler” to ensure that their paintings were delivered from the shipping facility to show, back again, and then shipped back to the artists. When my painting never came home to me, I inquired and found that it had been lost. No tracking number existed and no one was willing to take responsibility. I was mad, sad, and all that other stuff, but let it go and moved on. Two years later, on Christmas Eve day, the painting showed up at my front door, in it’s original shipping box! So, it’s home now, hanging in my studio, wishing for a new home…

 Acrylic on Board 22"x30" / Original Available

 $1980.00 Prints are also available, Contact Nancee at njovmc@gmail.com

 Visit http://NanceeJean.com to view more of my work

 Visit my Art Blog at http://njbussefineart.blogspot.com/