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"American Ingenuity"
Independence in energy - independence for America
24" x 30"

Central art depicts the transition from the early day's rig to the modern with 
images of the future with a city skyline, built by energy.
Six mini-maps (completely legible) of Bakken Shale,
Barnett Shale, Bossier/Haynesville Shale, Eagle Ford Shale,
Marcellus Shale and the Niobrara Shale
Images of early inventions
Logos of today's companies

America's ingenuity has made the U.S.A. the leader. Leader in freedom, opportunity and energy. From its beginning in cotton to developments in energy Americans has succeeding in improving our way of life. It hasn't been easy and will most likely continue to be difficult but Americans are 
over-comers and will continue to expand and grow opportunities for the hard working people. The companies to be represented on this print are examples of those individuals
who continue our legacy of success.

"AMERICAN INGENUITY"

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The print commemorates the first
off-shore drilling in North America.
Inspired by the Goose Creek field in
south Texas, the vertical format print
depicts the early wooden rigs around
1919 as a hugh wave splashes behind
the rig 'pushing the edge'. A sign on the
walk-way reads, "Drill Baby Drill". The
perimeter border contains 12 industry
points of interest in postcards from
various parts of the country. Pumps, gas
engines and drive power for multiple
wells add to the noted history at the turn
of the century. Across the top is a
simulated embossed phrase, "Drill Here
Drill Now".
Two inset photographs show both the
Santa Barbara channel and Goose
Creek (now Baytown). The seal at the
bottom reads, "U.S Hydrocarbons
Historical Series".
The historic notations are surrounded by
company's of today also of notable
history bringing the legacy forward and
into the future.

""Pushing The Edge""

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"EAGLE FORD"

24" x 30"

AVAILABLE 01-01-11 

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"PLAYING THE 18th HOLE"

If there is an oil and gas event, chances are a golf
tournament is part of it. Both oil and golf are an
integral part of our history. Sometimes it makes sense
to take the opportunity at hand. After all, it shouldn't
be all work!
The upcoming print by history artist, Gary Crouch entitled,
"Playing the 18th Hole" is the first to be released in 2011.
The central oil painting depicts the "workers" arriving
at Rig #18 (18th Hole) while taking advantage of their
travels. The art is surrounded with vintage rig tools
and early golf clubs and balls on the other 1880 to 1920.

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"LAST CHANCE"

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 wonderful piece of Historical Texas Art,

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817-624-4242

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24" x 30"

"Steel Justice" and "Law and Order of the

 West" makes a wonderful companion piece

 to this print.

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"LAW AND ORDER OF THE WEST"

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STILL AVAILABLE AS OF 12-01-11 

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"The Independent Oil Man"

(Well I'll Be...)

24" x 30"

NOW AVAILABLE

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"Liberty Heritage"
size: 24" x 30"
retail: $45.
 

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"The Working Man"

24" x 30"

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Sized to companion
"The Texan", 16" x 38". The three
colorful  illustrations are from three
previous prints, each showing buffalo
on the range. The rifles were
commonly used to hunt the buffalo.
Text gives brief account of the buffalo
frontier 1870 to 1880.

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The Law & The Order Of The West

The latest art
commemorating the American West. This 'soon to publish 24" x 30" print shows 47 guns of the West, 30 early law badges (many rare), bullets, shot sizes, patent drawings of early gun patents,
and more surrounds the central art sub-titled, "Partners In Pursuit".
Retail - $45.

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"TEXAN"

What makes a Texan? Our heritage and
overcoming extraordinary times. This
print recounts much of Texas history that
formed our legacy.

16" x 38" -  $45.00 Retail
24" X 60" Canvas Print Available  $975 Retail
 

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"HISTORY MAKERS OF TEXAS"
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26" x 36"
Celebrates the
Sesquicentennial of the oil and
gas industry beginning August
2008 and through 2009.
Retail $75.
96 Antique gas pump globes
40 Early oil and gas companies
with dates
67 Early Texas oil centers
44 Historical oil & gas events
Central painting depicts circa
1920 oil field ( angled gusher
inspired by 1901 Spindletop )

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"Legacy & Legends"
The advent of the pipeline and the introduction of the railway tank car in 1865 enabled the oil industry to economically distribute crude oil from wilderness fields to centers of refining and commerce.
The first successful long distance pipeline
(about five miles) was the Van Syckel two-inch line laid during 1865 in difficult terrain from the Pithole field westward to a Railroad terminal at Miller Farm on the west bank of Oil Creek, Pennsylvania. Using three Reed and Cogswell steam pumps this line began to pump oil on October 10, 1865, at the rate of approximately 2000 barrels per day.
In 1865 the railroads saw the first tank car. It
consisted of two 40 barrel wooden tanks
mounted over the trucks on a flat bed. In 1865 the 42 gallon barrel became the unit of bulk measurement instead of a wooden container.

$45

30 X 40 Canvas print is available with YOUR company logo on it for $975!!

"Wagons West On Eagle's Wings"
24" x 30"
$45.
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