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Angela
Fregoso
Art
Prints From The Darkroom : Art For A Cause
Image #21 Longhorn: Texas
The Texas Longhorn is a hybrid breed of cattle that originated from Spanish cattle and English cattle. Spanish conquistadors brought the first longhorns to the Americas between 1493 and 1512. Longhorns arrived in Texas around the late 1600s and are known for their docility, longevity, and calving ease. The longhorn produces lean beef that is lower in cholesterol than other breeds of beef cattle. The longhorn is also the University of Texas football mascot symbol. The primary reason for breeding for horns that grow downwards is to prevent injury during dominance disputes, as the horns can be used to defend against other animals
Resources: Longhorn Cattle- Texas State Association, AI Overview, Open AI Google.
Texas longhorn Wikipedia, AI Overview, Open AI Google.
Bullock Texas State history museum, AI Overview, Open AI Google.
The Alcalde, AI Overview, Open AI Google.
Note: All images have been vetted and critiqued by virtue of group discussions with my teacher, professional photographer Amy Blakemore and advanced students, many of whom are professional photographers that attend the Glassell School of Art in Houston, Texas. Photos are evaluated based on light and shadows, contrast, composition, patterns and shapes, texture, movement, print quality and expression. Please allow 3 to 5 days for darkroom processing.
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Longhorn: Texas
$275.00
Art for a cause: A portion of the proceeds of your purchase will be donated to underserved communities seeking legal assistance, food banks and disabled assistance medical equipment.
- Size 11 x 14 inches
- Medium: Black and white darkroom glossy print on fibre paper; Selenium tone gelatin silver print
- Includes: Exhibition mat board and certificate of authenticity
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