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No. 86 From Bob and Jenn Reed's Collection

I painted this in 2013.  I was at my home in Virginia and it was a very cold and snowy winter.  I have always loved fairy tales, myths, legends and that child like sense of magic.  This painting grew from those experiences. 

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