| Artist | Alice Leese |
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More about Chisos Basin
“Chisos Basin at 5,400 feet is at the end of six miles of road built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930’s. There is lodging, a store and the Chisos Basin Visitor Center, also trailheads including the Window Trail and Lost Mine Trail. The temperature is consistently cooler here and it is a good place to rest and cool off after a hike on the desert floor. There are forests of oaks, pines, junipers, madrones, and Arizona cypress.” – Alice Leese
Matched with a custom handmade and gold-leafed frame by Mike Carroll of 16 Oaks frames in Christoval, Texas, in a design exclusively reserved for Leese. The frame’s curved carving on the inside and outside edges echoes the ever-present movement in Leese’s work.
Total dimensions: 13 x 16 x 1.5 in
Frame included
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Alice Leese
Leese grew up on the YT Ranch in Winkler County Texas, where she and her husband Rob live and work. She paints the landscape of the ranch that usually includes cows, cowboys, windmills, wildlife, the oil field, and the people who live there, presented in the present environment to illustrate the themes of conservation and adaptability. Leese’s work has been exhibited in museums and resides in collections around the country.
