Artist Donna Howell-Sickles has created another gorgeous charcoal drawing of a grazing buffalo. The charcoal on paper measures 40 x 60 inches and is framed behind museum quality plexi glass.
When artist Donna Howell-Sickles first began to create her cowgirls in the late 70s, she wanted to redefine the wary stereotypes that represented Western women. The intriguing bit behind every piece Howell-Sickles creates is that most have a story behind them—some personal narratives and some belonging to stories most are familiar with. Listen to her story and view her works at Ann Korologos Gallery.