Freedom Ride
48" w x 58" h, 
A village farmer once owned an unruly horse who was constantly escaping. William Guadalupe offered to help tame the stallion. Gingerly he mounted Horse only to be immediately take on a wild ride. Over fences, through wheat fields, over creeks and through the woods, Horse ran at top speed. William held fast to the mane wondering when Horse may tire. Finally, he stopped abruptly on the mountain's edge overlooking the village below just as the brilliant sun set. William and Horse took in deep, releasing breaths. William realized he was not the teacher, but instead the student. Horse's essence was freedom. Monk vowed to protect and honor the free spirit of Horse and they now joyfully ride freely from village to village.
 
Art works are painted and carved on tarpaper, mounted on a wood frame, and finished with marine varnish. Shipping billed seperately.