16x20 inches, oil on linen panel — framed
A lone bird dog stands in the half-light of morning, motionless but alive with purpose. The horizon glows with the first trace of day, touching the quiet fields with the promise of renewal.
The stillness suggests more than waiting — it speaks of readiness, of being present yet set apart. Surrounded by shadow, the figure remains attuned to something beyond the visible world.
In this moment before sunrise, Hunt at Dawn captures the tension between earth and sky, rest and calling, darkness and light — the space where watchfulness becomes faith.
Presented in a hand-finished dark wood frame with subtle gold undertones, the piece carries both warmth and quiet strength, complementing the contemplative nature of the painting.
16x20 inches, oil on linen panel — framed
A lone bird dog stands in the half-light of morning, motionless but alive with purpose. The horizon glows with the first trace of day, touching the quiet fields with the promise of renewal.
The stillness suggests more than waiting — it speaks of readiness, of being present yet set apart. Surrounded by shadow, the figure remains attuned to something beyond the visible world.
In this moment before sunrise, Hunt at Dawn captures the tension between earth and sky, rest and calling, darkness and light — the space where watchfulness becomes faith.
Presented in a hand-finished dark wood frame with subtle gold undertones, the piece carries both warmth and quiet strength, complementing the contemplative nature of the painting.
