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Art That Feeds Your Soul
Lindy Cook Severns Art
Explore, discover, browse. I paint to share the magnificence of the American Southwest with You. Reach out with questions, and return whenever you need a breath of serenity. Why wait? Find art that fits your style and your budget and begin enjoying it now. I think you deserve that, don't you?
"If I had but two loaves of bread, I would sell one and buy hyacinths, for they would feed my soul."
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Big Bend Artist Lindy Cook Severns paints the wild American west: forests and mountain streams, bluebonnets in Texas hill country, and especially, the vast high desert ranch lands of Far West Texas and the rugged borderlands of Big Bend country. Lindy's art hangs in most every state in the USA, in international collections, at the New York Stock Exchange. Featured in the 2016 PBS documentary WESTERN PERSPECTIVE, and in the definitive book TEXAS TRADITIONS, CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS OF THE LONE STAR STATE 2010, the southwest landscape painter lives on a remote working ranch in the Davis Mountains near Ft Davis and Marfa with husband Jim, two stubbornly affectionate rescued terriers and a cranky African Grey parrot who passionately loves art. She is one of the Borderlands Research Institute's Big Bend Artists for Conservation and is the recipient of the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award for the College of Arts & Sciences of Texas Tech University.
Lindy has "an amazing ability to capture both the bold colors and dramatic formations of the far West Texas landscape, but also the subtle variations in light and shading... she can skillfully present the grandest of vistas, but she also equally masters the most delicate details of sand, rock, and grass. She is particularly adept at painting the western sky in all of its drama and color. When I look at Lindy’s work, I feel an immediate kinship with her vision and love of the western landscape." -Michael Duty
- Michael Duty was a noted author, art historian, museum director, Director of Art of the American West for Heritage Auction Gallery and beloved collector of my art -
