Sub Soiler by James Mann

James Mann
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... Oliver 1655 with sub-soiler... early Spring 2008. Although no-till cultivation is now the norm almost everywhere... every few years it's necessary to run through the fields with a long shank harrow to break up the deeper hard pack.

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John Cappello 23 Feb 2016

it's Necessary to run through Your Fine art is so pure and filled with an ethereal light

Amy Yampanis 29 Jun 2011

I love this. You are SO talented with the watercolors!!! This one reminds me of the area I grew up in (farm country in VT- though the mountains were much closer together there). thanks for the trip down memory lane

margaret mckeehan 01 Aug 2008

excellent watercolors you are so talented

Barry Huyett 25 Jul 2008

BEAUTIFUL.......THE GOOD OLD DAYS WHEN PEOPLE WORKED!!!

carrie holst 12 Jul 2008

You have made your viewer one with that tractor, heck I'd buy that tractor (if I had a field.)

Olga van Dijk 13 Jun 2008

What an awesome watercolor illu this is.... It's fantastic!

Annette Labedzki 07 Jun 2008

beautiful watercolors and it's nice to learn a bit about farming...it reminds me that my food actually comes from a farm and not only from costco and safeway!

ron sargent 25 May 2008

wow beautiful watercolors

pamela jones 19 May 2008

lovely work. great muted colours love the tractor

Lucia Stewart 19 May 2008

Fantastic watercolour James!

Sandra McClure 07 May 2008

Excellent work.

annette steens 06 May 2008

your style is delightful and clear I love this one!

Mark Saxton 06 May 2008

you've mastered this style. well done.

Joanna Jungjohann 05 May 2008

what neat, pretty and different style work, awesome!~~~~

Mayme Crouse 03 Apr 2008

Oliver is working hard ........

Chas Sinklier 02 Apr 2008

And you say it so well JM - - the strength created with this gentile tilt is inspiring artistically - the subtle brush from which flows an illy of such simple majesty in a life-style filled with daily love for the soil and creation - bewdy ~:0)