Los Carneros Twilight - Limited Edition of 5 Artwork

Taking an evening stroll around this lake is a nice way to unwind. This lake played a role in the history of Goleta beginning in the summer of 1871, when William Whitney Stow, a former speaker of the California state assembly, visited the Goleta Valley. In search of farming property for his son, Sherman Stow, it was Colonel W.W. Hollister who entertained the well-known politician at his Glen Annie home and during the visit suggesting that Stow purchase the nearby La Patera Ranch, and the rest as they say, is history. The Stow house as it is called today, still stands and is now a museum. One of the other landmarks that also remains is the original duck pond. Originally called Stow Lake or Stow Pond by the owners, this small body of water was often referenced by the Spanish word, “patera.” The Spanish version quickly caught on and the ranching enterprise became known as La Patera Ranch. ABOUT THE TECHNIQUE: Historically, the camera has been used to record “reality.” However, reality as we know it has changed with the introduction of digital age, thus creating a perfect metaphor for how one’s perceptions are altered by one’s own history. In this case, a soft, painterly and “textural” style represents the more forgiving perspective one can adopt under certain circumstances, regardless of personal history, previous emotional experience or relationship to the subject at hand. DESCRIPTION: Soft painterly ‘textured’ imagery featuring brilliant color with gloss finish. PRINTING METHOD: Dye Sublimation on aluminum. FRAME STYLE: 1.25” black anodized metal Euro Frame. HANGING: Ready to hang. LIMITED EDITION: 1 of 5, signed and numbered. SHIPPING: Ready to ship in 2 weeks.

Mixed Media:Photo on Aluminium

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:21 W x 16 H x 1.3 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.