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Larry Pirnie |
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In 1978 Pirnie quit his fast-track job, packed up his belongings and headed for a cabin in Big Fork, Montana. Isolated, without even a phone, he worked to renew his painting skills. After a year, he found his rhythm and began selling what he calls “Charlie Russell-style” works, traditional Western subject matter rendered with an expressionistic flair. Ironically, although he was now a successful Western painter, by 1986 Pirnie was forced to acknowledge that he still wasn’t following his heart. He threw out his old techniques and started from scratch, discovering his own signature style along the way. Since then, he has been painting joyfully and straight from the heart. And, as his seven solo exhibitions, 40 group shows and numerous international collectors attest, his work is being accepted in the same spirit in which is created. The National Finals Rodeo has used Larry’s paintings on their tickets the last two years. |
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