Born in Waterloo, Iowa and growing up on a farm near Bettendorf, Iowa,
Larry Pirnie became a sculptor and painter of abstract, highly colorful
horses and cowboy figures. His acrylic paintings are loose
images in bright hues of western scenes and in size, quite often are
large-scale horizontal or vertical, and give in-your-face impressions
such as horses running across a room.
Pirnie says that illustrator Fred Harmon's comics, "Red Rider", have
been his inspiration, a (showing 500 of 3647 characters). |
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