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More about Glenn Springs
Glen Spring, a reliable source of spring water in arid Big Bend, was named after the Anglo settler H.E. Glenn who was killed by Indians nearby.
Glenn Springs was a village where workers lived that made wax from the Candelilla plant.
We headed to the spring in the evening, painted for about and hour and a half then stayed until about 10pm looking for the naturally occurring lights that are near the spring.
Total dimensions: 17 x 20 x 1″
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Alice Leese
Alice Leese’s landscape paintings vividly capture the essence of ranch life in West Texas, featuring cows, cowboys, windmills, wildlife, and the people who call it home. Her award-winning work, showcased in museums and national exhibitions, blends historical accuracy with dynamic compositions, bringing movement and life to her subjects. Living and working on the YT Ranch, Leese’s art reflects her deep connection to the land, telling stories of conservation and adaptability, and preserving the legacy of the American West.
