Woman and Her Horse Wood Burning Pyrograghy Art Folkart Rustic Western Prison

The artwork is signed "j. beaubouef m. wilson," indicating the artists. Pyrography, also known as wood burning, is a technique where designs are created on wood using heated tools. The artwork depicts a horse nuzzling a person who is sitting on a rock formation, suggesting a moment of connection or affection between the two. The frame is made of wood and has a rustic appearance. The entire piece is propped up by a metal stand. The style of the artwork is reminiscent of folk art or craftwork, with a focus on natural materials and a hand-made aesthetic. I have researched these artists. Here is what I have found. They are or were inmates at Angola State Penitentiary in Louisiana. As part of the famous prison rodeo, there is a biannual Arts and Crafts Festival. Prisoners make handmade work and sell it. Small wear and rubs on frame. Please view photos carefully Tags - girl pony equestrian wall craft decor handmade handcrafted prisoner drawing sketch love cabin rustic home