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This ol' cowboy realizes that the new Stetson he just bought has a bullet hole in it. Go figure....

Note that this is a gallery-wrapped painting with no frame included, but painted 1" sides.

J.P. "Pat" Childress, a fifth generation Texan, was born and raised in the eastern oilfields of the state. He graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a M.B.A and after starting and later selling a holding company, Childress moved to the Hill Country of Texas. His interest in art is long standing; he constantly improves his techniques in oil painting and sculpting through workshops and classes with some of the most highly respected artists on today's art scene. "I was fortunate to have a very good instructor in oil painting when I began in that medium some years ago," stated Childress. "He taught me the very basics, such as paint what you see. Years later, other teaching artists suggested that I change gears, saying...