Kenneth Richard Turner

glo "Reflections" by Kenneth Richard Turner signed/numbered 191/450 Custom Framed Availability and Preice subject to change 866-fine-art....866-346-3278 Reflections by Ken Turner When painting the Stafford Bank and Opera House in Columbus, Texas, Ken was struck with the lighting on the side of the building. Knowing that cattle Barron Robert Stafford was killed in front of his bank, he added an image from the past to the corner of the painting. He painted Stafford's widow wearing a white dress.

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	I love this work, it's a unique style. You are trying to play with your viewer by making some kind of illusion, this makes it very intriguing.  9/2/2012
	Really nice piece! It speaks and was painted very well.
	I love how the transparency of the figures in this painting work so well to create a sort of ghost town. I love the eerie light glowing under the carriage as though the carriage exists in a dusk scene when the sky painted in the rest of the piece seems to indicate that it is the middle of the day. T...
	the vanishing cart shows speed in the painting very fine
	beautiful work

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