Boat HouseAn early insight into the talent that is Carrie Fell the serene scene of a boathouse on the edge of the lake reflects Carrie's earliest work with pastels and charcoal. Part of her "Pastels On Newsprint" series of studies, all original, some with minor blemishes in the paper (where noted), but each offers a glimpse into the earliest works of one of the most successful Western impressionist artists of our time. Don't miss this rare opportunity to add a

Guaranteed to handsomely fill the widest wall in any collector’s home

exhibit their rendition of the wonderful world of the West

He's comin'

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

In it contained what was to become one of interior design's most famous modern classic chairs

Click here to for more information or to inquire

Carrie's iconic "Ghost Riders" continues with #6 as she experimented on paper with multiple media - silkscreen overlaid with acrylic and pastels

A singular cowboy under starry skies gazing at a wide-open landscape

The paper size is 24" x 18" - the image size is 10" x 10"

reproduced using high quality pigment printing on the finest paper - always signed by the artist - Long & Savvy is ready to bring his 'tude to your space

Available exclusively at Gib Singleton Gallery

Take this sweet flower alone