Stranger at the Well - spring lambs sheep and hen - Acrylic Print
Stranger at the Well - spring lambs sheep and hen - Acrylic Print
Stranger at the Well - spring lambs sheep and hen - Acrylic Print
Stranger at the Well - spring lambs sheep and hen - Acrylic Print

Stranger at the Well - spring lambs sheep and hen - Acrylic Print

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Product Description

Bring Tali’s paintings to life with contemporary lines and added depth of a versatile acrylic print. The artwork image is printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of crystal clear acrylic. The high sheen of the acrylic sheet complements the rich trademark colors of your Talya Johnson artwork custom order producing gorgeous dynamic results that fit well in the latest trends of home decor. Choose between sleek aluminum mounting, or a back wire for hanging on the wall. 

Image Description

An impressionist oil painting of a flock of sheep and a lone hen by Oregon artist Talya Johnson.

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Behind the Canvas

How often have we felt a stranger in the flock? I chanced by this quiet scene in early spring as I was enjoying the warming weather of my Alaskan home. The mama, and grandma, sheep were all grazing happily watching over the new little lambs. I seemed they were all gossiping and chatting at the woman's "well". A bossy little hen wandered in and everyone was happily minding their own business. Until the stranger came, and they looked at her expectantly, trying to ascertain, whether I was friend or foe. I was touched by this pastoral scene and reminded of the many strangers among the "flock," of the need for both caution and an open mind, and of the Good Shepherd who would eventually come and gather us all into the the fold.

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