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Nov 20, 2024
Media: Oil
Size: 8x10 in
This rustic cabin is nearly 100 years old and was built by Peter Norbeck, an early governor of South Dakota, as a vacation home in the Black Hills. Since that time it has been a vacation home for the use of subsequent governors of South Dakota. It was named Valhalla after the Norse word for heaven. I did this painting in thick oil paint on a 10x8 masonite board. I like using thick oil paint as it gives paintings a luscious texture that can’t be replicated in a print. This could easily be framed by placing it in a standard photo frame with the glass removed. Shipped free with USPS Ground Advantage shipping within one day. Thanks for looking! This rustic cabin is nearly 100 years old and was built by Peter Norbeck, an early governor of South Dakota, as a vacation home in the Black Hills. Since that time it has been a vacation home for the use of subsequent governors of South Dakota. It was named Valhalla after the Norse word for heaven. I did this painting in thick oil paint on a 10x8 masonite board. I like using thick oil paint as it gives paintings a luscious texture that can’t be replicated in a print. This could easily be framed by placing it in a standard photo frame with the glass removed. Shipped free with USPS Ground Advantage shipping within one day. Thanks for looking! |
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