Early Autumn Tractor Shed Digital paint

by Debbie Portwood

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Early Autumn Tractor Shed Digital paint

Artist

Debbie Portwood

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Photograph - Phototography Digital Paint

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Rustic tractor shed with part of the metal roof blown off is nestled amonst the trees with turning leaves, the evidence that Autumn is creeping in. There is also red Sumac shrubs in the forground. I am told that, in olden days, tea was made from Sumac. With a digital paint effect, this makes for a wonderful warm scene that will look very nice on any wall of your home or office. Thank you so much for viewing my work, many many more wonderful works can be forud in my several galleries from architecture,flowers,birds,still life,abstracts and may more, It is my hope that you come away with an encouraged heart. Debbie Portwood...................... (Early in American history, basically three barn styles were used: the Pennsylvania Dutch, Jamestown colonists barns, and barns of New England, such as the saltbox. Differences resulted from availability of building materials and individual builders quirks............Some barns were built for specific purposes: horse breeding, dairy farming, cattle feeding, drying tobacco and livery barns. As the westward migration gained strength, barns in the Midwest and West developed their own style. Although they echoed Eastern styles, the Western barn, Prairie barns and Pennsylvania Standard reflected the rancher s different needs............Added to those were unique entries, such as the variant of the Pennsylvania standard called the Yankee version and the round barn.).............(This is only the first paraghraph in an online artical. There is far to much information to post here. If you would like to read the whole artical, please visit this web address www.farmcollector.com/Farm-life/Proud-Survivors.aspx )

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July 31st, 2013

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