This is the first set of 3 scenes from the series Bill did for the South Texas Children's Home in Beeville, TX.  He donated a painting each year for 19 years for them to use as their Christmas card.  There are three sets of three that make up the first nine scenes.  They show the little boy from the time of "Just Wishing" he had a horse, to getting his horse, growing up and scene 9 shows him leaving home with his posessions, including his guitar.  

There are two sizes of images 5 x 7 and 8 x 10.  The 5 x 7 typically work well in a home with normal size rooms.  The 8 x 10 size works well on larger walls in fairly large room.  

Here are the sizes of each 3 image frame

3 - 5 x 7 images - 12 x 25 Frame Size

3 - 8 x 10 images - 16 x 34 Frame Size

Scenes 4-6 of the Just Wishing Series

Scenes 7,8 and 9 of the Just Wishing Series.  Notice the boy has grown up and is leaving home with his posessions and guitar on his 2nd generation horse.

"App" has a different meaning on the ranch than in technology.  "App" stands for an Appaloosa horse.  These horses are know for their extreme toughness.  

It's springtime and a new foal in the middle of breakfast provides this calm painting.  It is small, 7 x 12 including the frame and is paired very nicely with the picture "Ready."

Both of these pictures are available as plaques, which gives the image without a frame, a more contemporary look.

Although he doesn't look like John Wayne, this sheriff is "Ready" and looks able to handle any task that may arise.  This small painting is nicely paired with "App Spring."

This beautiful Wood Duck demonstrates Bill's fundimental artist ability.  Widely known for his work as a western artist, he enjoyed the challange of other subject matter.

This image is 8 x 10 and framed is approx. 18 x 20 inches behind glass.