Path at Old Mission Acrylic Print

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A rocky path leads you into an enchanting landscape of crumbling stone walls and buildings. These ruins in a rocky landscape were inspired by those in New Mexico. Throughout the Southwest, rock and brick structures preside over the desert. In this piece, the pathway and the rocks lead you into the landscape. ..... About 700 years ago, there was a pueblo in the Jemez area. In the early 1600's, Spanish missionaries designed a large church and accompanying buildings there. By 1640, the mission was abandoned by the Fransiscans, and in later years, the Pueblo people left also. ..... Today you can visit the Jemez monument,consisting of the impressive ruins of the church and surrounding structures. Respect the rules and don't take any pictures inside the kiva...... The orginal painting is executed in acrylic.

Explore rough, rocky landscapes and old, crumbling buildings, made of rocks, stone, stucco, and wood. There are paintings of Louisiana and the southwest states of Texas, Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico. You'll also find fanciful works of imagination. These are the paintings of Lenora De Lude. "When I look at the beauty and majesty of creation, I know I can never duplicate the work of the ultimate Master, God Himself. But He has put a creative spark into me, and so I create. Come and see my creations. Pick up a few prints and cards. More will be added soon, and then more after that."