16x20 inch paintings Archives - Teresa Bernard Oil Paintings

June 15, 2024October 24, 2024

Texas Longhorn in The Meadow

Texas longhorn painting — Texas Longhorn in The Meadow painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2013 – Present

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Title: Texas Longhorn in The Meadow
Size: 20" w x 16" h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity 
Series: Part of the Life in Texas Series
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

This original one-of-a-kind painting depicts a beautiful Texas Longhorn. The artwork is large and would look great on the wall of any room.

A depiction of the Texas Longhorn, a common ranch animal in the Lone Star State. In the foreground, a lone longhorn is relaxing in a lush green grass meadow. There is a dense line of trees and a blue sky overhead in the background. The Longhorn is a Texas icon, and this piece is a great way to honor the history and tradition of the Lone Star State. This piece would make a great addition to any rustic, rural, or western-themed room. The painting is signed in the lower left by Texas artist Teresa Bernard.

The artwork, Texas Longhorn in The Meadow, was professionally hand-painted on a gallery wrap stretched canvas. The artist has paid special attention to extending the composition all the way around the edges of the canvas. When a painting’s composition is on this kind of canvas, a frame is not necessary for exhibition; but, if you wish to have it framed, it will look fabulous either way. With the purchase of this artwork, you will receive a personalized Certificate of Authenticity (COA).

The actual canvas art does not have the copyright watermark ©️ teresabernardart.com.

Read more about the Life in Texas Series here.

Artist Comments

The Texas Longhorn is a common breed of registered cattle in Texas. They get their name from the breed’s characteristic longhorns. Some sets of horns on these massive bovines can reach a span of 7 feet from tip to tip. You have to see one of these magnificent animals in person to appreciate those vast horns. I live in East Texas, and there are several longhorn ranches near our small homestead. I love driving past those places and seeing the longhorns grazing and resting in their pastures. They were the inspiration behind this painting of a Texas Longhorn sitting in a meadow.

—Teresa Bernard

Some Fun Facts About the Texas Longhorn

- The Texas Longhorn is descended from the first cattle brought to America by Christopher Columbus, which bred with native cattle. The breed is made up of around 80 percent Spanish blood and 20 percent “mongrel” heritage.
- Texas Longhorns come in all colors and patterns, and no two look exactly alike. Their coat pattern can be flamboyant and loud, while others are more subtle in color.
- Both male and female Longhorns have horns, although they will vary in shape and length according to gender. Longer horns are more desirable. The longer the horns, the more valuable the cow or bull. Calves will begin to grow their horns by three weeks of age.
- There are Texas Longhorn ranches all over America. Longhorns easily adapt to all temperatures, from hot to cold climates. This breed of cattle can thrive in terrains and climates where other breeds have difficulty living.

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“During the time of the Wild West., Texas Longhorn was already an icon for breeders and cattle ranchers. Merveleuse peinture en pastorale et naturalisme.stiles.” — @fredbaniago, MeWe

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May 6, 2024October 23, 2024

Sunflower From Behind

Sunflower artwork — Sunflower From Behind painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2016 – Present

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Title: Sunflower From Behind
Size: 20" w x 16" h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

A sunflower is exhibited in this oils on canvas painting. The composition depicts a view from behind the blossom. The sunflower is a symbol of joy and optimism.

An original oil painting of the backside of a sunflower blossom set against a sky-blue background. The composition captures the sunflower’s petals with intricate detail, alongside the textured involucral bracts.

Teresa Bernard, a talented artist who specializes in oil paintings, has signed this piece in the lower left side. “Sunflower from Behind” is composed by hand on quality gallery wrap canvas and is ready to display with or without a frame. It comes with a customized Certificate of Authenticity (COA).

The copyright watermark ©️ teresabernardart.com is solely for online use and is not present on the original canvas artwork.

Artist Comments

I love all flowers; however, the sunflower is one of my favorites. I love the bright sunshine-yellow petals and huge blossoms that resemble the sun. Most sunflower paintings are composed of the front of the blossom. However, the backsides of some flowers are just as beautiful, and the sunflower is certainly one.

—Teresa Bernard

About Sunflowers

- The sunflower is a plant that is native to North America. Later it was introduced to Mexico and Peru. They can grow up to 6 feet tall and prefer dry, sunny places where their roots can dig deep into the soil.
- When the plant is in the bud stage, it will face the sun following its movement across the sky from horizon to horizon. This movement allows it to get the maximum amount of the sun’s rays. After the flower has fully opened into the radiance of yellow petals, it will face only east. No one knows why it does this. One theory is it is possibly a defensive response to prevent the sun from scalding the seed pod during hot summer days.
- The sunflower is often equated as a symbol of spiritual faith, worship, adoration, loyalty, and longevity, perhaps because it always seeks the “Light.”

Art Critique
Read a fan's art critique of this painting at the following link: Artwork Critique: Sunflower from Behind, written by Camry Dalton.

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“Nice work! Amazing realism.” — Mad Hedgehog, Rural Life, Gab

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April 26, 2024October 25, 2024

Life in Texas — Round Hay Bales

round hay bales painting — Life in Texas — Round Hay Bales painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2013 – Present

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Title: Life in Texas — Round Hay Bales
Size: 16" w x 20" h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity 
Series: Part of the Life in Texas Series
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

Large round bales of hay depict the rural life of east Texas in this oil painting.

An original landscape painting of large round hay bales depicting life in east Texas. The hay is sitting in a newly harvested field. A row of green trees can be seen in the background, with a blue sky above. This painting conveys a strong sense of country living.

Teresa Bernard, a skillful Texas artist who specializes in oil paintings, has signed this piece in the lower left corner. Life In Texas — Round Hay Bales is composed by hand on quality gallery wrap stretched canvas and is ready to display with or without a frame. This landscape wall art comes with an official Certificate of Authenticity (COA) upon purchase.

The copyright watermark ©️ teresabernardart.com is not present on the canvas artwork.

Read more about the Life in Texas Series here.

Artist Comments

This oil painting is part of a series of paintings about what life is like in the great state of Texas. Round hay bales are one of the most iconic images of rural America. These farm-fresh bales represent the hard work and dedication required to provide for our country.

Cattle ranchers abound here in east Texas, and since cattle and other farm animals need food, we also have a lot of hay farmers. Everywhere you go, if you don’t see cattle or horses grazing in a large pasture, you’ll most likely see hay growing there, or you’ll see hay that has been harvested and baled.

Hay farmers harvest their hay using equipment called balers. Balers can bale (package) hay in various ways — small rectangle bales, large square or rectangular bales, or large round bales. The large round bales can weigh anywhere from 800 to over 1,500 pounds! When they are that heavy, they have to be moved around with hay forks attached to tractors.

Many cattlemen prefer the round bales instead of small rectangle bales as they are less labor-intensive to store and transfer and easier to feed to their cattle. They place these large round bales inside hay rings so their cattle and horses can graze on them for days. However, small farms and ranches may still use the smaller rectangle hay bales since they have fewer heads of cattle to feed.

—Teresa Bernard

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April 9, 2024October 24, 2024

Sea of Galilee at Capernaum

Sea of Galilee painting — Sea of Galilee at Capernaum painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2005 – Present

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Title: Sea of Galilee at Capernaum
Size: 20" w x 16" h
Canvas Type: Traditional Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

An oil painting depicting the modern-day Sea of Galilee and its surroundings, a site revered in Christians as the location where Jesus performed miracles, including walking on water.

A one-of-its-kind oil painting of the modern-day Sea of Galilee and its environs. In the foreground, the shore of Capernaum is painted in a painterly style with brown, red, and green paints.

Sea of Galilee at Capernaum is hand-painted on a traditional stretched canvas and signed in the lower left corner by artist Teresa Bernard. The side-stapled edges are unpainted or bare, thus it will need to be framed before it can be displayed. This canvas type works well for those who prefer the finished or traditional look of framed art. This Holy Land oil painting comes with an official Certificate of Authenticity (COA) with your purchase.

©️ teresabernardart.com is a copyright watermark and is used exclusively online. It is not on the physical canvas artwork.

Artist Comments

The Sea of Galilee is a large freshwater lake located in northeast Israel, between the Golan Heights and the Galilee region. The Jordan River is its primary source of water. The lake is approximately 13 miles long and 8 miles wide.

My love of God’s word and Bible readings about Jesus inspired this painting of the famous Sea of Galilee. Israel is very important to me because it is home to God’s chosen people. I’ve never been to Israel, but it’s somewhere I’d like to visit someday. This painting was composed using a reference photo from the “Pictorial Library of Bible Lands.” The photographer, Todd Bolen, graciously permitted me to use his photographs for any of my Bible land paintings.

According to Matthew 4:13-22, this historic biblical location is where Jesus began His ministry and called His first disciples. This passage tells us Jesus left Nazareth and went to Capernaum. While walking along the Sea of Galilee, He called the first four of His disciples Simon (also called Peter), Andrew, James, and John.

—Teresa Bernard

Permission to use the photo as a painting source is courtesy of www.BiblePlaces.com.

Art Critique
Read a fan's art critique of this painting at the following link: Fine Art Review: Sea of Galilee at Capernaum, written by Marcus Zephyr.

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“I love it and looked at the site. The “Sea of Galilee at Capernaum” put me in mind of something by Turner or some of the Hudson River schools. Wonderful stuff.” — josisenberg, SciFi & Fantasy Writers, Gab

“I really like your paintings–the portrait of your husband is very unusual in composition and the backlighting–wish I could see it in real life. Another [painting] that really caught my eye especially is the Sea of Galilee at Capernaum–the light in the sky is particularly indicative of something spiritual, even if one didn’t know a thing about the religious significance of the place.” — Elena M., Columbia, MD

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March 31, 2024October 25, 2024

Covered Wagon On The Prairie

covered wagon painting — Covered Wagon on The Prairie painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2010 – Present

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Title: Covered Wagon on the Prairie
Size:  20" w x 16" h
Canvas Type: Traditional Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity 
Series: Part of the Life in Texas Series
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

An original one-of-its-kind landscape painting of a covered wagon in the American West. This painting depicts life on the open range.

A Western landscape painting with a covered wagon on the prairie depicts life out on the open range. The wagon waits alone as a lush green prairie rises in the background to meet a sky filled with overhanging puffy clouds. The painting is signed in the lower left side by Texas artist Teresa Bernard.

Covered Wagon on the Prairie is painted by hand on a traditional stretched canvas. Its sides are unpainted and raw. Prior to being displayed, this painting will need to be framed. This works well for those who love the finished or traditional look of art in a frame. Upon purchase, this landscape oil painting] is accompanied by an official Certificate of Authenticity (COA).

©️ teresabernardart.com is a copyright watermark, it does not appear on the actual canvas artwork.

Read more about the Life in Texas Series here.

Artist Comments

I love country living! Years ago, a small caravan of covered wagons and horses with riders would make their yearly trek past our small ranch from a nearby township. Our own horses would race to the fence line to watch as others of their kind passed by, and our dogs would bark to alert us to the passing caravan. Unfortunately, today it no longer makes this journey. That “wagon train” was the inspiration behind this covered wagon painting.

Covered wagons and pioneers are some of the first things that come to mind when I think of the Old West. I love that sense of adventure and pioneering spirit that drove early settlers to pack up their family, mount a covered wagon, and move across the Great Plains to settle out West. They are indeed an icon of the American Old West.

—Teresa Bernard

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“I love to take painting classes. I can only do what the artist tells us to do. You have a wonderful talent.” — @brendafricks, MeWe

“Good morning, Teresa. Your artistic talent is quite obvious.” — @MyAmericanMorning, Gab

“I love this painting, it reminds me of my working days out west. Wonderful work, thanks for sharing.” — @mikewood1039, MeWe

“Wow, I’d love to hear more about the folks who trekked past your ranch. That sounds like quite an interesting bit of history! Thank you for your amazing painting and the equally amazing story behind it. Your painting makes me think of a song where the lyrics are written by someone who has experienced something and shared that with the world instead of the empty words that populate corporate noise.” — @host_lope, Gab

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March 27, 2024October 25, 2024

Calvary at Sunset

Calvary Sunset painting — Calvary at Sunset painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2009 – Present

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Title:  Calvary at Sunset
Size: 20" w x 16" h
Canvas Type: Traditional Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

The Calvary cross stands out against a dramatic sunset in this one-of-a-kind landscape painting as the setting sun shines through the dark clouds.

An original Christian-themed landscape painting featuring the silhouette of the cross at Calvary against a vibrant sunset of reds, oranges, and yellows. The brightly setting sun gently peeks out from behind dark clouds. This painting, signed in the lower left side by Christian artist Teresa Bernard, is an excellent way to display your faith for others to see.

Calvary at Sunset is hand-painted on a traditional stretched canvas. Its sides are raw and unpainted. This painting will need to be framed before it is put on display. This is ideal for individuals who prefer the polished or conventional appearance of paintings in a frame. A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is included with the purchase of this sunset wall art.

©️ teresabernardart.com is a copyright watermark, it is not on the original canvas painting.

Artist Comments

This Calvary sunset painting is a religious-themed landscape painting portraying the cross in silhouette against a colorful evening sky. One should not consider this painting as a literal representation of the crucifixion of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Instead, it depicts that moment in time just after the disciples took His lifeless body down from the cross.

The Holy Bible tells us about this momentous historical event throughout its pages. From Scripture, we learn that Jesus Christ endured the crucifixion from approximately 9 AM until 3 PM and that His dead body was removed from the cross just before sundown.

The four New Testament Gospels also describe a supernatural phenomenon that occurred at the moment of His death.

—Teresa Bernard

What we Learn from the Four Gospels

- Matthew mentions an earthquake, the opening of the saints’ tombs in the vicinity, and the resurrected saints making an appearance in Jerusalem.
- Mark reveals that darkness spread throughout the land, and the temple veil was ripped in two.
- Luke tells us Jesus was crucified with criminals and that the Roman soldiers mocked Him and cast lots for His clothing.
- John describes the soldiers twisting a crown of thorns together and putting it on Jesus’ head; and that Jesus was crucified at Golgotha, which means the place of the Skull.

Art Critique
Read a fan's art critique of this painting at the following link: Fine Art Evaluation: Calvary at Sunset, written by Beryl Wayne.

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“Thank you for sharing your God-given gift with us.” — @joycemulder, MeWe

“Great to see you are using your gift to express Christ!!!” — Dr. Steven J. Lynne, Christianity, Gab

“I love the colors and the way the cross stands out against the background.” — HotdogSmith99, Deviant Art

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March 14, 2024October 24, 2024

The Large White Dog

large white dog painting — The Large White Dog painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2016 – Present

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Title: The Large White Dog
Size: 16" w x 20" h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

A large white dog sits in profile in this pet portrait painting. This one-of-a-kind artwork is the ideal gift for any dog enthusiast.

An oil painting of a large white dog, perhaps of the Great Pyrenees breed. The dog sits in profile with a field of yellow wildflowers in the background. This large dog canvas art is perfect for the dog lover in your life.

Teresa Bernard, an esteemed oil painting artist, has signed her work in the lower right side of the canvas. The Large White Dog is handcrafted on high-quality gallery wrap stretched canvas and is ready to hang with or without a frame. This doggie artwork comes with a personalized Certificate of Authenticity (COA) with your purchase.

Artist Comments

This painting is of a large white dog, possibly a Great Pyrenees. The Great Pyrenees has become one of my favorite dog breeds ever since Lobo, our Pyrenees mix, showed up at our door one day and decided to stay. Living out in the country as we do, means we get many strays who wander up to our door looking for a place to call home. We don’t know where they come from, but we never turn them away. We try to reunite them with their owner, if possible. If not, then we find them a new home or wind up adopting them ourselves. This artwork isn’t specifically of Lobo, but the dog portrayed in it sure does remind me of him.

—Teresa Bernard

A Few Fun Facts About Great Pyrenees

The Great Pyrenees makes excellent family pets with their calm, devoted, and well-mannered disposition. They are very loyal to those they love and protect the family with their lives if need be. In addition, they make excellent guard dogs, especially around livestock.

The Great Pyrenees is a dog breed of great intellect having a mind of their own; loving to figure things out by themselves and are good at problem-solving. While this is a wonderful trait, it can create a bit of a challenge when it comes to training.

For more information about this breed of dog, visit this website.

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February 11, 2024October 25, 2024

Full Moon Rising

full moon painting — Full Moon Rising painting by Teresa Bernard © Copyright 2013 – Present

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Title: Full Moon Rising
Size: 20" w x 16" h
Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity 
Series: Part of the Life in Texas Series
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

The full Moon rises to illuminate the night sky in this oil painting. This is a stunning piece of art that is ideal for anyone who loves gazing at the night sky.

This is an original painting of the full moon rising to light up the night sky. The moon appears above a line of trees that are in silhouette in the foreground and a star-filled sky in the background. This beautiful piece of art will look great in the home or office of anyone who enjoys gazing at the night sky. This piece is hand-painted and signed by Texas artist Teresa Bernard in the lower left side.

Skillfully made by hand on a gallery wrap canvas, Full Moon Rising extends its composition around the sides of the canvas. When an artwork is painted on this kind of canvas, a frame is not necessary for exhibition; yet it will still look captivating if you decide to have it framed. This moon light art piece comes with a custom Certificate of Authenticity (COA).

The copyright watermark ©️ teresabernardart.com is used exclusively online and is not part of the physical canvas artwork’s composition.

Read more about the Life in Texas Series here.

Artist Comments

The east Texas moon is the inspiration behind ‘Full Moon Rising.’ My favorite time to take a walk is in the late evening before turning in for the night. On a cloudless or nearly cloudless night, I love looking up into the night sky and seeing the stars and moon. I especially love it when the moon shines so brightly that it lights up the night and makes it appear almost like day! This is just one of the many ‘bennies’ of country living.

—Teresa Bernard

The Far Side of the Moon

FYI…Did you know the common belief the moon has a dark side is a myth? The truth is both sides of the Moon see the same amount of sunlight.

The Moon makes a full rotation on its axis approximately once every 27 days. This is also approximately the same amount of time it takes the Moon to orbit the Earth, which means the same side is always facing the Earth. Astronomers refer to this as “synchronous rotation.”

Only about 59% of the moon is ever visible to Earth over the course of an orbit. The rest of the 41% — the part we call “dark” — is never visible from Earth. The “far side” of the Moon has only been seen by the human eye from a spacecraft.

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February 9, 2024October 25, 2024

Texas Flag Barn

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Title: Texas Flag Barn
Size: 20" w x 16" h
Canvas Type: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Frame: Unframed; Ready to Hang
Signed: On the front 
COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity 
Series: Part of the Life in Texas Series
A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting

A weathered old barn with the Texas flag painted on its roof is depicted in this oil painting.

An original painting of a country scene featuring an old family barn with the Texas flag painted on its roof. The background has a distant tree line and a partly cloudy sky above. Part of the “Life in Texas” series of paintings. Hand-painted and signed by Texas artist Teresa Bernard in the lower left-hand corner.

This artwork is versatile and can complement the aesthetic appeal of any room or wall area. Texas Flag Barn won’t need to be framed unless, that’s what you desire, because the hand-painted composition extends to the sides of the gallery-wrapped stretched canvas. Framed or not, it will add some Texas charm wherever it is displayed. A custom Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is included with purchase of this painting.

Read more about the Life in Texas Series here.

Artist Comments

For those who may not know this and for those who do, we Texans are a proud bunch, and we love our state. One way we show off our Texas pride is by painting our beloved flag on our barns and outbuildings for all to see. It would be a rare thing indeed to travel throughout the Lone Star State and not see a barn or some other outbuilding painted up with the Texas Flag.

The barn in the painting above is a well-known landmark on US Highway 377, just east of Stephenville, Texas.

—Teresa Bernard

About the Texas Flag

The Texas flag, also known as the “Lone Star Flag,” was adopted in 1845 when Texas became the 28th state. It is a rectangle that has a width-to-length ratio of two to three. It has a vertical blue field of color and two horizontal color fields, one white and the other red. The flag also sports a single white star which is located in the center of the blue field. This lone star symbolizes “ALL of Texas and stands for our unity as one for God, state, and country.”

Each color field in the flag symbolizes the following:

- Blue stands for loyalty
- White represents purity
- Red is for bravery

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