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Grizzled Acres In Black & White Tote Bag featuring the photograph Grizzled Acres in Black and White by Kandy Hurley

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Grizzled Acres in Black and White Tote Bag

Kandy Hurley

by Kandy Hurley

$33.00

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Purchase a tote bag featuring the photograph "Grizzled Acres in Black and White" by Kandy Hurley.   Our tote bags are made from soft, durable, poly-poplin fabric and include a 1" black strap for easy carrying on your shoulder.   All seams are double-stitched for added durability.   Each tote bag is machine-washable in cold water and is printed on both sides using the same image.

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Comments (7)

Lori Deiter

Lori Deiter

Love this old dilapidated scenery!

Kandy Hurley replied:

Thanks its favorite place of mine, I never get tired of spending time there.

Tonia Delozier

Tonia Delozier

Nicely done!

Marianne Campolongo

Marianne Campolongo

Terrific series!

Kandy Hurley replied:

Thanks Marianne

Lee Craig

Lee Craig

Love this outstanding black and white collection.

Kandy Hurley replied:

Thanks Lee

James Aiken

James Aiken

Such wonderful documentation of these abandoned buildings Kandy.

Kandy Hurley replied:

Thank you James

HH Photography of Florida

HH Photography of Florida

Would love to know the history of each of these old places. Nice find, Kandy.

Kandy Hurley replied:

I wanted to know as well and did some research. I found the history I'll have to add it to the description.

Steven Reed

Steven Reed

Such history captured here! Imagine the stories these old structures could tell!

Kandy Hurley replied:

They have a lot of stories after I dd some research I found this farm has been home to many families. I'll add the story to the description section.

Artist's Description

Grizzled Acres in Black & White
Abandoned farmsteads have a beauty all their own. As these old places fade from view I do my best to capture their artistic appeal and preserve a bit of history. On the bluffs above the Pacific Ocean in Mendocino County California sits this abandoned farm site. The landscape is a haunting, rendering of the sweeping, uncluttered Pacific Coast.

The old Kent Ranch in Little River California
In the mid 1800's the small coastal town was then called Beall's Harbor named for three brothers who were amongst the first to settle the area. In 1857 they sold the property to William Henry Kent who moved to California from Maine to try his luck at gold mining and eventually farming. William and his wife Charlotte are credited with planting the first Eucalyptus trees on the coast the stand continues to this day running along the side of Highway1 just to the north of Little River.
The Kents along with their two sons and their families had a prospero...

About Kandy Hurley

Kandy Hurley

I was the kid who loved the big box of crayons. I still get that feeling of anticipation with every new project, it's why I continue to explore art in a wide variety of mediums. If you've collected my work send me a photo I'd like to see where it's displayed. As always thanks for you support of the ARTS Contact me - art@grimalkinstudio.com All Rights Reserved and Copyrighted in the US and Internationally. All works showcased are original art by Kandy Hurley.

 

$33.00