Welcome to Wyoming Network’s Barbecue Posters store!
We have posters that celebrate the world of barbecue. A Barbecue Poster is perfect for the kitchen, dining room, or anywhere your barbecuer enjoys cooking or serving. The barbecue posters feature great scenes from the states of Texas and Wyoming, in very attractive montages.
In fact, they are great just as Texas posters or Wyoming posters! Take a look at our selection. They are created for us by Rick Vanderpool of StateArt.
Our Posters - $23.00 each
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Ninety days in TEXAS WINE Country
Ninety days in TEXAS WINE Country - by Rick Vanderpool
In 2000, Vanderpool published "Looking for Texas" - a unique collection of photos of the state name, at least one from each Texas county, gathered from traveling over 20,000 miles in The Lone Star State, 1994 - 1999. His travel journal, by the same title, was published the following year by Republic of Texas Press.
The success of "Looking for Texas" and subsequent variations of Vanderpool's trademark Texas-themed photographic montage collections www.stateart.net, is owed to his varied experience as author, imagist, teacher, speaker and entrepreneur.
Ninety days in TEXAS WINE Country is Vanderpool's latest project. His montage print by that title will be premiered with signings as part of Texas Wine month and the 5th Annual Texas Fall Fest, October 2-3, 2009 at Fall Creek Vineyards and others in the Texas Hill Country. www.texasfallfest.com
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Starring Texas
Starring Texas… by Rick Vanderpool
In 1994, when photographer Rick Vanderpool began traveling to all 254 Texas counties, photographing the state name, a star was born – a star theme, that is, and stars struck Rick on a regular basis, several hundred of which he photographed.
A few years later, Vanderpool was commissioned by Mike Coston, President of the Kilgore Chamber of Commerce, to create a graphic celebration of Kilgore's legislative designation as the "City of Stars."
This collection of the state's famous icon is also a Texas history lesson, representing every aspect of the Lone Star State's colorful heritage.
Starring Texas… will soon be available as a 1000-pc. jigsaw puzzle with a legend identifying each photo. |
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Looking for Texas
In 1994, shortly after moving from Athens, Georgia to Commerce, Texas, photographer, Rick Vanderpool began a series of trips that would total over 20,500 miles and 54 days to visit all 254 counties in Texas. While Vanderpool photographed anything else that caught his interest – from road kill and wildflowers, to grand views, stars and tumbleweeds – he was mostly looking for Texas; simply the word, in all its infinite variety of size, shape, color, style and material. His travels resulted in well over 1,000 images of the state name.
At present, 20 other photographers are covering the remaining states as Rick did Texas (he also covered AZ, OK, GA, FL, AL, WY, MT and UT). To view the national project, visit the www.stateart.net web site.
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The Spur
The SPUR… by Rick Vanderpool
Gatesville (Coryell County) is the Spur Capital of Texas. Lloyd “Coach” Mitchell amassed what has been said to be “the largest spur collection in the world,” which was donated to the Coryell Museum & Historical Center by the family upon his death. Spurs from the Mitchell family collection are the exclusive subject of this montage.
While there are a few notable examples of contemporary spur makers’ work, this montage includes primarily spurs by historical Texas and southwestern makers.
The SPUR… is also available as a 1000-pc. jigsaw puzzle, with a legend identifying each photo. |
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Texas Wildflowers
Texas Wildflowers… by Rick Vanderpool
"Looking for wildflowers was a passion long before I became smitten with looking for Texas,” says photographer Rick Vanderpool, who visited all 254 counties in the state to create a collection of over 1,000 photos of the state name.
He adds that while photographing Texas' colorful blooms he came to know over 300 Texas wildflowers on a first-name basis. For this collection of 145, he’s provided the names and hopes that you will travel the state and find them on your own – along with some of the more than 5,000 other Texas wildflowers…
Texas Wildflowers… will soon be available as a 1000-pc. jigsaw puzzle with a legend identifying each photo.
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Who Has Seen The Wind
Who Has Seen The Wind
Christina Georgina Rossetti
1830-1894
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Who has seen the wind?5 |
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Neither you nor I 6 |
| But when leaves hang trembling 3 |
But when the trees bow down their heads 7 |
| The wind is passing through 4 |
The wind is passing by 8 |
Who Has Seen The Wind? by Rick Vanderpool
There is no shortage of these iconic structures in America, particularly on the arid Great Plains and Southwest – nearly all manufactured "back east".
This collection of wind engine images – from many of the largest windmill collections in the U.S. – is dedicated to all who have seen the wind at playful work, and to those who love and preserve the mills everywhere – especially Frank Medina, “King of the Windmills”, 1907-2005.
Who has seen the wind? is also available as a 1000-pc. jigsaw puzzle, with a legend identifying each photo. |
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Pits Stop
Pit Stops – TEXAS… by Rick Vanderpool
Beginning in 1994, photographer Rick Vanderpool set out to drive over 20,500 miles and picture the state name in all 254 Texas counties. Along the way, he got lonely sometimes, lost sometimes, and oftentimes distracted by countless other photo subjects. What he never got was bored or hungry… To celebrate the countless times he satisfied his hunger with Texas' fine brisket, ribs, chops and sausage, Vanderpool put together a unique poster of photographs of more than 100 joints around the state.
If this collection doesn't make your mouth water, you obviously just finished eatin' some great Texas "Q". Enjoy!
Pit Stops – TEXAS… will soon be available as a 1000-pc. jigsaw puzzle with legend identifying each photo. |
Hamburger Montage
The Hamburger – A Texas Original… by Rick Vanderpool
Athens, Texas is “The Home of the Original Hamburger.” To create the definitive tribute to Texas’ hamburger culture, the Athens Visitor Initiative Program created a partnership which commissioned Rick Vanderpool to travel over 11,000 miles in Texas, collecting over 700 photos of places serving great burgers. Vanderpool sampled a few…
The Hamburger – A Texas Original… will soon be available as a 1000-pc. jigsaw puzzle with a legend identifying each photo.
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