THE ART GALLERY
If it's alright with you, we'd like to share some beautiful art of our animals with you;
Art is timeless and priceless beauty......
Very few artists achieve the level of technical excellence found in the art of Lesley Harrison.
Even fewer capture the spirit, the emotion and the life-like realism for which her work is known and collected.
Acknowledged as one of the finest pastel artists in America, Lesley paints the animals that she loves.
She chooses the subjects for her paintings primarily for the emotion that they evoke in her -
and hopes to conveythose same feeling to others, through her art.For over twenty years,
her amazing equine and wildlife paintings have brought joy and happiness to animal lovers -
and art collectors everywhere
Even fewer capture the spirit, the emotion and the life-like realism for which her work is known and collected.
Acknowledged as one of the finest pastel artists in America, Lesley paints the animals that she loves.
She chooses the subjects for her paintings primarily for the emotion that they evoke in her -
and hopes to conveythose same feeling to others, through her art.For over twenty years,
her amazing equine and wildlife paintings have brought joy and happiness to animal lovers -
and art collectors everywhere
UNBRIDLED
DINNER AT THE RITZ
SPANKY & HONEY
Photo by; Ken Siems PSD Photos
Pastel Drawing By;
Marlene "Cow chick" Raymond
Champagne Watchout
by Michelle Platt
Tennessee Walking Horse fans will cheer the release of this fine Traditional scale Artist Resin model horse depicting one of the breed's all-time heroes: Champagne Watchout, the flat shod/naturally gaited Tennessee Walking Horse that made history in 1999 when he stepped into the show ring at the The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration's World Grand Championship Class. Champagne Watchout became the first lite shod horse to show in the WGC stake class in 46 years, ridden by the first youth rider and Afro-American ever to show in that particular class, Natalie Blue Jackson. Watchout is owned by Nathanael and Jennie Jackson of Walkin On Ranch who gave permission for the sculpture and are enthusiastic supporters of this beautiful representation of a world-famous Tennessee Walking Horse Stallion. Each sculpture comes with a color photo of the real stallion, signed by Jennie.
by Michelle Platt
Tennessee Walking Horse fans will cheer the release of this fine Traditional scale Artist Resin model horse depicting one of the breed's all-time heroes: Champagne Watchout, the flat shod/naturally gaited Tennessee Walking Horse that made history in 1999 when he stepped into the show ring at the The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration's World Grand Championship Class. Champagne Watchout became the first lite shod horse to show in the WGC stake class in 46 years, ridden by the first youth rider and Afro-American ever to show in that particular class, Natalie Blue Jackson. Watchout is owned by Nathanael and Jennie Jackson of Walkin On Ranch who gave permission for the sculpture and are enthusiastic supporters of this beautiful representation of a world-famous Tennessee Walking Horse Stallion. Each sculpture comes with a color photo of the real stallion, signed by Jennie.
Photo By; Shelley Giacomino
Watchout Sniffing the Air
First Draft of Tennessee Walking Horse History Book (not published)
