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End of a Season Wood Print
by Doug Kreuger
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End of a Season wood print by Doug Kreuger. Bring your artwork to life with the texture and added depth of a wood print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 3/4" thick maple wood. There are D-clips on the back of the print for mounting it to your wall using mounting hooks and nails (included).
Design Details
End of a Season was inspired by an abandoned farm located near my home in Monee, IL. After driving by this scene numerous times, I was able to... more
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Artist's Description
"End of a Season" was inspired by an abandoned farm located near my home in Monee, IL. After driving by this scene numerous times, I was able to witness its slow, progressive decline. On one particular occasion, I decided to photograph this setting before it disappears all-together. The earthy colors of the rusted metal, dried crops and barren trees combine to provide a sense of melancholy emptiness to this "End of a Season" landscape.
Copyright ©2012 By Doug Kreuger
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About Doug Kreuger
Doug Kreuger, Landscape Artist Member of Oil Painters of America Doug was born in, Aberdeen, South Dakota, and grew up in Hazel Crest, Illinois. From early childhood, Doug demonstrated a strong interest in drawing, painting, and building things. Throughout his school years, Doug excelled in all his art classes, winning numerous awards and recognition for his artistic abilities. 

Upon graduating from high school, Doug became a student at The American Academy of Art, Chicago, where he studied commercial graphics, life drawing and watercolors. 

Doug's first job as a professional artist was with Unigraf, a company that specialized in designing P.O.P (point-of-purchase) displays and display graphics. Doug left that company...
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Carolyn Rosenberger
Revisiting this wonderful capture! Love how you have included the field in the foreground! L&F
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thank you very much, Carolyn! I am hoping to create an oil painting version of this scene, sometime when I am able.
Sandi OReilly
Fantastic painting, Doug, great find!! F/L
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thank you very much, Sandi! Happy Holidays!
Reynold Jay
Yes--best of times has disappeared for this farm. Lovely as can be. Well done FAVORITE
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thanks Reynold! This landscape still persists a short drive from my home in Monee, IL.
Carolyn Rosenberger
Love this composition. "End of a Season" says "end of a farm life" to me ....reminds me of the farm where I grew up and which no longer has any remnants remaining. L&F
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thanks Carolyn! I appreciate your thoughtful insight… It continues to surprises me, how many subjects in my artworks no longer exist… Glad I was able to preserved their presence when I did.
Bonnie Mason
I love old barns..beautifully captured, Doug! LF
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thanks again Bonnie!
Hanne Lore Koehler
Wonderful capture of this sad abandoned farm, Doug! A timeless pictorial commentary with incredible imagery and symbolism! Imagine all the once-thriving farms that have been destroyed over the centuries by bankers greed! L/F
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thank you very much Hanne! If you and I were to have a conversation on this subject, it could last for days… But I think we'd both change the conversation to a happier subject after just a few minutes… (-:
Mia DeLode
Nice capture, Doug! The near monochrome heightens that sense of abandonment, glad you caught it!
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thank you very much for your thoughtful comment, Mia!
Nava Jo Thompson
Doug---a revisit----and took another vote!
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thanks, Nava, come back any time, as often as you please!
Nava Jo Thompson
Doug---thanks for capturing----'what was once a working farm'---perfect caption. lvf
Doug Kreuger replied:
Many thanks Nava Jo for bringing me back to this page, so I could read your thoughtful comment, and reread older posts. Much appreciated!
Mary Machare
Crops harvested, grass turned to seed and gone, a serene Autumn day. Nice capture. vf
Rosanne Jordan
A salute to by gone days for this farm! vtd
Randy Rosenberger
Fine capture, Doug! I love the silo feature on this piece, as it shows off the various types and construction of these pillars of storage for everyone to see and admire. Nice capture, my friend!
Doug Kreuger replied:
Thank you Randy