Still Life Color StudyStill life has long been celebrated as one of the most subtle, enduring, and powerful artistic genres and this piece beautifully illustrates Carrie's early talent with scale and size, as well as her emerging expertise in working with diluted acrylic on paper (which looks similar to watercolor) and pastels. Paper is gauged by its weight (in pounds, a higher number equals a heavier weight) and press type (hot is smooth, whereas cold has more texture).

The third of Carrie's "Electric Cowboys" series - Denver - brings the bold style and classic colors of the Mile High City

but a quick glance says they're tough enough to hold their own

Available exclusively at Thomas Anthony Gallery in Park City

kitchen island

Aficionados of Carrie's art will immediately recognize the faceless lone cowboy subject that would come to define her inimitable style

this longhorn in bold pinks and oranges

Carrie’s quintessential faceless ghost riders are prominently on display in this piece

" Along with his pals Mangy Moose

(Dry clean only)

Carrie's iconic "Ghost Riders" evolves in edition IV

Don't miss this opportunity to add a rare Carrie Fell watercolor original to your art collection

Don't miss this rare opportunity to add a Carrie Fell original to your private collection