"Coiling the Rope" by Bob Wood
(1925-1999). Oil on board; 12" x 16". Former Northwest Montana artist. Bob explained, âMy one sole purpose in painting is to try to make the Old West live again through the art that I do, and when itâs time for me to make that trip to the shadow land, I want to lie still in the earth that l really belong to. Very few men have the opportunity to live their dreams. My dream will best be understood by those who have sat on a horse in the high country. There is that time of day the Indian calls âthe hour of no windâ. ln the realities of silence and solitude, one may, through the transporting power of imagination, see and hear ghosts that can come alive in the heart of the West that is pastâa land of passion, violence and incredible beauty."
PERIOD: Mid 20th Century
ORIGIN: Montana, United States
SIZE: 12" x 16"
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"Coiling the Rope" by Bob Wood
(1925-1999). Oil on board; 12" x 16". Former Northwest Montana artist. Bob explained, âMy one sole purpose in painting is to try to make the Old West live again through the art that I do, and when itâs time for me to make that trip to the shadow land, I want to lie still in the earth that l really belong to. Very few men have the opportunity to live their dreams. My dream will best be understood by those who have sat on a horse in the high country. There is that time of day the Indian calls âthe hour of no windâ. ln the realities of silence and solitude, one may, through the transporting power of imagination, see and hear ghosts that can come alive in the heart of the West that is pastâa land of passion, violence and incredible beauty."
PERIOD: Mid 20th Century
ORIGIN: Montana, United States
SIZE: 12" x 16"
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(1925-1999). Oil on board; 12" x 16". Former Northwest Montana artist. Bob explained, âMy one sole purpose in painting is to try to make the Old West live again through the art that I do, and when itâs time for me to make that trip to the shadow land, I want to lie still in the earth that l really belong to. Very few men have the opportunity to live their dreams. My dream will best be understood by those who have sat on a horse in the high country. There is that time of day the Indian calls âthe hour of no windâ. ln the realities of silence and solitude, one may, through the transporting power of imagination, see and hear ghosts that can come alive in the heart of the West that is pastâa land of passion, violence and incredible beauty."
PERIOD: Mid 20th Century
ORIGIN: Montana, United States
SIZE: 12" x 16"
