Wind Was a Friend

Oil on Canvas
20″ x 16″
$800
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Jacko Ranch
Little is know about this ruin located outside Jordan.  George Davidson owned the place and left it to his daughters, Elizabeth Clark of Forsyth and Patricia Langohr of Bozeman. The painting is based on old photographs, and even the ravages of a hard winter produced a stark beauty.  Ranch life was never easy, and neighbors were few and far between.  The sentinel windmill meant that they harnessed a bit of the harsh adversary, wind, and drew sustaining water from the earth.