Artist: Michael Swearngin
Title: New Moon Cowboy - 1746
Medium: Acrylic /Mixed Media
Dimensions: 30"h x 30"w
"New Moon Cowboy - 1746" is a painting featuring an abstract style with bold lines and solid color fields that segment the canvas into distinct shapes and forms. The composition is dominated by the silhouette of a horse. Beside the animal, there is a cowboy. The use of color is limited and seems deliberately simplified, relying on contrasting hues of black, yellow, and blue to create a stark and powerful visual statement. The background is divided horizontally with a yellow band running across the lower half, and a darker blue with a crescent moon above. The painting employs simplified details, allowing the viewer to engage with the contrasting forms and interpret their personal connections to the imagery.
Title: New Moon Cowboy - 1746
Medium: Acrylic /Mixed Media
Dimensions: 30"h x 30"w
"New Moon Cowboy - 1746" is a painting featuring an abstract style with bold lines and solid color fields that segment the canvas into distinct shapes and forms. The composition is dominated by the silhouette of a horse. Beside the animal, there is a cowboy. The use of color is limited and seems deliberately simplified, relying on contrasting hues of black, yellow, and blue to create a stark and powerful visual statement. The background is divided horizontally with a yellow band running across the lower half, and a darker blue with a crescent moon above. The painting employs simplified details, allowing the viewer to engage with the contrasting forms and interpret their personal connections to the imagery.