Little Rising Hawk is a painting by Jane Bucci which was uploaded on July 20th, 2013.
Little Rising Hawk
Little Rising Hawk, was one of 116 chosen to be published in the up coming volume of AcrylicWorks 2 by IMPACT Books. Coming March 2015. The book... more
by Jane Bucci
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Title
Little Rising Hawk
Artist
Jane Bucci
Medium
Painting - Acrylic On Canvas Museum Board
Description
Little Rising Hawk, was one of 116 chosen to be published in the up coming volume of AcrylicWorks 2 by IMPACT Books. Coming March 2015. The book highlights acrylic paintings & the painting techniques of artists all over the country. http://www.amazon.com/Acrylicworks-Radical-Breakthroughs-Jamie-Markle/dp/1440334706
Early Dawn Horse Auction ~ One of Too Many ~~
The numerous long drives over the past two years were wearing him down. Many Bears had taught his daughter all he knew about the dozen or so characteristics of a good pony; now without a worry, he chose to nap in the truck while his daughter inspected any horses for sale.
Today, after twelve seasons of saving her money, and looking at countless bunches of half-wild horses across the state, in all kinds of weather, Little Rising Hawk stood before her father with confident resolve. She told him calmly that here in the first corral, she had found a little dun mare waiting quietly with its black outlined ears up and eyes bright.
'Does this horse bear the markings?' Many Bears asked under his breath as they neared the crowd of buyers.
The girl whispered, 'The mare is striped on the insides of her knees, you will see the bars as bold as the hawk feather in my hatband. Also, the mare saw me before I saw her ~~ just like in my dream!' Little Rising Hawk reminded him.
Hiding their excitement, Many Bears and Rising Hawk walked casually over to get a bidder's number.
Anxiety caused Rising Hawk to pout and regard the other buyers as potential enemies in the unavoidable bidding war to come. Suddenly she remembered that she was wearing her grandmother's lucky earrings. Using both hands she checked them and smiled gratefully to herself ~~ her confidence restored. Many Bears smiled slightly too because he knew the earrings may have helped to find the mustang, but only the emergency cash in his pocket would completely secure Little Rising Hawk's dream horse.
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Media used: Liquitex, Golden & M. Graham Acrylics. Fine weave acid-free cotton canvas on a flat 8x10 inch archival museum grade panel. Painted and sealed to a glossy finish on all sides with a topcoat of clear UV light protection.
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Comments (85)
Ashley Koebrick Schmidt
Incredible detail, this is so beautiful. Congratulations on placing second in the Women Painters October contest!
Madalena Lobao-Tello
CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are the 2nd Prize in the Contest - "Women Painter of the month - OCTOBER 2018" sponsoring by the Group Women Painters - Hand paintings only. Great image, wonderful colors, very well done! F
LEANNE SEYMOUR
Congrats Jane for your 3rd place win with this wonderful painting in the "Painting the Old Way" contest! f/l/tw/fb
John Malone
Congratulations on your third place win in the group contest for "Painting the Old Way Only"
Jerry Bokowski
Well deserved honor for you, Jane. This is a stunning portrait in every way. Outstanding work of art!..................FAV