MARSHA LEHMANN WESTERN ART

Bringing His Mares To Water- Bar Beaus Watch This is another image of Stearns Quarter Horses...it is a pencil drawing I did in 1992, the same fall that Don Stearns passed away, I felt bad he didn't get to see it. It is of their sorrel stud Bar Beaus Watch and his mares around the water tank on a hot day...same week as I took the photo for "Noseflies & Mud"... It was fascinating to me, having always been around horses since I was small, I had never seen the studs with the mares and their interaction...their herding instincts...we did a small edition of this in print, was one of the first limited edition prints we published. This fall I donated a large canvas of this with a bible verse on the bottom for the Badlands Ministries Bible Camp Lodge- it looks very peaceful there, perfect place. "Bringing His Mares To Water" Bar Beaus Watch Pencil On Paper by Marsha Lehmann Artist Private Collection

Noseflies & Mud... Stearns Quarter Horse Mares This is a new painting just off the easel... I worked from an old photo I had taken around 1991 of Don Stearns' Mares one day while they were fighting noseflies, you can see the irritation....they were covered in mud... Stearns Quarter Horse Ranch was located at Rhame, ND, which included Don's family, they had a production sale every year. Kelly & Susie Stearns have continued the name still raising quarter horses. We have a mare out of the mare on the far left. "Noseflies & Mud" Stearns Quarter Horse Mares Oil On Canvas by Marsha Lehmann 11x14

 New Kid On The Block A small 5x7 oil painting of a young heifer calf in the spring as the grass starts to turn green. New Kid On The Block Oil On Board 5x7 Private Collection