Pacheco Rancheria
Christina Romano Puckett
View Artist's Full Collection and Bio
48" x 36" acrylic on canvas
$7,300
This painting was inspired by the gift of the last heir to the Pacheco family. They were historic landholders from Spanish days, their holdings encompassing the land around San Luis Reservoir, near Los Banos. Ms. Pacheco left 7,000 acres for a State Park, but stipulated it would be self supporting. The land is grazed and has many electricity generating windmills. So far, the Park more than pays for itself. What was also mandated is that horses would always be allowed to use the park. This because she was an endurance rider and loved Arabian horses.
This is a big painting, and I tried to capture the huge grassy and oak studded hills, the deep canyons, just out of view and the rocky chapperal covered ridge line. The grassy hillside have outcrops of shale. Most of the oak trees are Valley and Blue Oaks. The view looks south. North is HWY 152. East is San Luis Reservoir. West is Morgan Hill and HWY 101.
Christina Puckett
If you like Pacheco Rancheria, you might also enjoy...
Quent Cordair Fine Art Guarantee
For the convenience of our many clients making purchases based on internet images or catalogue images, Quent Cordair Fine Art always offers a no-questions-asked return policy: if for any reason a piece does not meet a buyer's expectations upon receipt, the purchase may be returned for a full refund (details on invoice).
