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QUILTED WRANGLER (THE HUNTER) original paper collage

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Description

Part III in the Quilted Wrangler series features 'The Hunter' rendered in hand-cut paper with painted background. And if you're wondering, yes, I believe in wearing a tie when fishing or hunting to show a little reverence.

One of a Kind
Medium: vintage papers and acrylic on wood
Size: 50" H x 36.5" W (framed)
Frame: hand-assembled dark brown wood frame (photos coming soon)
Hardware: ready to hang with wire on back

The Story

He always got dressed up to go deer hunting. It was about reverence. "This is like church", he’d say, camel cigarette clinched between his teeth. "You don’t come into the woods with a Lynyrd Skynyrd tee shirt on when you are about to kill a deer. You come into the woods like you are going to a Sunday service. These animals are beautiful and tough, and they should be respected." He’d tighten up his bolo tie, stomp out his butt, hand me the rifle and start hiking into the trees. "Let's go to church..."