Johnson City 3 by Kirk Witmer

Oil on archival canvas panel - 6x8"

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The pathways in the Johnson City settlement just seem to wind on and on. October was a good time of year for a nice long walk. I thought this painting has pretty good "aerial perspective" and really shows the distance and the length of this path. (Location: 30.2745,-98.414795)

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Johnson City 2 by Kirk Witmer

Oil on canvas panel - 6 x 8"

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Second in my Johnson City settlement series. Just on the other side of the fence from the first one, below. (Location: 30.274468,-98.415796)

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Johnson City 1 by Kirk Witmer

Oil on Canvas panel, 6x8"

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A visit last fall to Johnson City Texas, birthplace of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, included a stop at the site of the original settlement of the city. This is the first in a series of works done from this site. Location: Latitude 30.274433, Longitude -98.415884

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"The Mistress" by Kirk Witmer

20x30" (51x76 cm) - Oil on Masonite
I haven't posted in several weeks because ever since Feb 19th my attention has been focused on this, my first commission. It started out to be a surprise birthday present but that didn't quite work out, so I'm sure it's okay to reveal now.
This is a 1955 Ford V8 pickup truck, which appeared in the movie Machete starring Danny Trejo and Robert Deniro. The owner of this vehicle spent about 10 years getting it to this condition, which probably accounts for why his wife has nicknamed it "The Mistress".
Notice that it has no door handles. The push of a button on a remote control unlocks and opens the doors. This baby is tricked out!

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