Today’s featured art is tractors by Tony Hadfield

A line of tractors is the focus of this photo print. Red, orange, green, and a blue tractor are lined up side by side, all with bright spiffy paint jobs. It looks like their owners have taken a lot of pride in getting their tractors to look nice.

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Prices for tractors begin at $9.34, subject to change.

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Today’s featured art is Boys And Their Toys by Lora Garcelon

Two boys sit on a tractor in this print of a watercolor painting. The boys look like they love sitting on the tractor and are really enjoying themselves.

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Prices for Boys And Their Toys begin at $18.49, subject to change.

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Today’s featured art is Golden Years by Mark Tisdale

This rural scene shows an old tractor that has been put out to pasture after a life of work. The old tractor sits with grass growing up around it in front of a blue sky with light white clouds floating about.

What a great photo with yellow green grass, red tractor, green treeline, and blue sky!

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Prices for Golden Years begin at $18.68, subject to change.

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Today’s featured art is Rust by Dave Tranovich

This old rusty tractor looks like it has seen better days. The rusty brown of it’s twilight days matches the brown fall leaves and trees.

Isn’t it amazing how something old and ugly, in some ways, can make a striking image when captured by a good artist or photographer?

The photographer has done a nice job of capturing the stark beauty of this old rusty farm tractor in this rural scene.

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Prices for Rust begin at $16.13, subject to change.

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Today’s featured art is John Deere Among Tulip Fields. Wooden Shoe Bulb Co by Brian D. Smith

An older John Deere tractor sits in a field of colorful tulips.

I can almost hear the pop, pop… pop, pop of the tractor as it drives through the field. Those old 2 cylinder John Deeres have a very distinctive sound, and were sometimes called ‘Johnny Poppers.’

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In fact… A 2 cylinder John Deere is the first tractor I drove and learned how to drive on. My dad’s model B. So I have very fond memories of John Deere tractors. This photo brings them back for me, not that I ever had a field of flowers to drive through.

What a nice picture this is for folks that enjoy pretty flowers and farm scenes.

Prices for John Deere Among Tulip Fields. Wooden Shoe Bulb Co begin at $16.98, subject to change.

New art featured regularly, courtesy of the artists at Imagekind.

Today’s featured art is The Horse Barn 8 by Martina Nichols

A nice digital artwork with a red barn, horses, a tractor, and green pasture. One horse looks out of the barn door as another grazes along the pasture fence. A blue tractor sits next to the barn ready for any chore. This all combines to make a very nice farm scene.

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Prices for The Horse Barn 8 begin at $12.74, subject to change.

New art featured regularly, courtesy of the artists at Imagekind.

Today’s featured art is Vintage Farmall Redux by Steve Gubin

This black and white of an old Farmall tractor is a nice piece of digital art. It’s a great half-tone image with the tractor’s front, hood, and muffler in bright white. The man driving the tractor gives a nice perspective of the tractor’s size.

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These old tractors seem tiny by today’s standards, but were often the first mechanical workhorse many farmers had. Many one and two plow tractors were sold to farmers that were switching from horse farming to tractor farming. Horse machinery was often hooked up behind the early tractors and used till farmers could afford more modern equipment.

Prices for Vintage Farmall Redux begin at $63.49, subject to change.

New art featured regularly, courtesy of the artists at Imagekind.