4-H Farmland
This painting is reminiscent of the coloring page of farm fields I filled in to complete the first agriculture level in 4-H, way back in the 1960s. Each plot represented a different crop. But I didn’t realize that. I was just coloring things in. I lived in town and had never been to a farm. I had no idea yellow meant corn and green meant soybeans. 16” by 20”, acrylic on canvas.
This painting is reminiscent of the coloring page of farm fields I filled in to complete the first agriculture level in 4-H, way back in the 1960s. Each plot represented a different crop. But I didn’t realize that. I was just coloring things in. I lived in town and had never been to a farm. I had no idea yellow meant corn and green meant soybeans. 16” by 20”, acrylic on canvas.
This painting is reminiscent of the coloring page of farm fields I filled in to complete the first agriculture level in 4-H, way back in the 1960s. Each plot represented a different crop. But I didn’t realize that. I was just coloring things in. I lived in town and had never been to a farm. I had no idea yellow meant corn and green meant soybeans. 16” by 20”, acrylic on canvas.