Going Dutch Metal Print

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Did you know that Dutch cows say "Boo" instead of "Moo"? Also, parts of The Netherlands is actually below sea level. The windmills were used to pump water off the land. The soil is rich with minerals from the sea water so these cows graze on lush green grass, so I'm not sure why they are "Booing"!

Being the daughter of an Air Force pilot, I grew up all over the world. We dove into the different cultures, and frequented galleries and museums everywhere we went. I was particularly drawn to the Impressionist painters, and how they painted everyday life scenes, capturing light and using color in expressive ways. In 1977 my family moved to Holland, where the breath-taking beauty was etched into my memories. The experiences I had all over Europe play an instrumental part in my current work. In 1989 I graduated with a BFA in Art Education from Baylor University, and taught art in the public school system in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area for 11 years. I loved teaching, but had a deep desired to do more of my own art. After a lot of...