How Easily my Boat was Rocked (Bisbee, AZ)

This painting was created from life in the small desert town of Bisbee, AZ. Bisbee was founded in the late 19th century as a copper and gold mining town; today it is the quirky home of some 5,000 residents. It is a series of small roads and houses tucked into the rocky terrain of the Mule Mountains. Staircases jut out of people’s rocky backyards, cutting into the mountainsides and criss-crossing the town in a series of secret shortcuts. Here sits a store owner, taking a break in the afternoon sun. This print measures 8x10 inches, and comes with a protective sleeve and cardboard backing. Standard size, easily framed. Come to my office hours or message me if you have any questions!