Wyoming | Bonnie Halsey Dutton

Wyoming Rock Cliff

This is a colorful painting inspired by a visit to historic Ranch A located outside of Beulah, Wyoming.

This is Crow Peak, outside of Spearfish, SD on the South Dakota and Wyoming border.

The striking colors and land formations take the eye deeper and deeper into the composition.

Although many of these artifacts remain and are valued pieces in early man’s record, their meaning is largely lost to history.

The nomadic people of yesteryear intrigue me, leaving an ancient reminiscent of the mere glimpse of time we are on this earth.

Sage has a double meaning: a plant, yes, but also a wise knowledge learned from time.

The Big Horns are the backdrop for this amazing field, and it makes for a truly unique and exciting afternoon.

I captured this painting just before it started to rain and I had to quit.

Vast and wide open. Not many places left on earth like this…

This is Wyoming: it is a state with an array of beautiful landforms, but is also amazing with its large variety of natural resources