Jack Sorenson Fine Art

I don't do that many paintings that depict a specific historical event, but this one does. When Col. Charles Goodnight first entered the Palo Duro Canyon in October of 1876 to start his famed JA Ranch, he and two cowboys drove the buffalo they found on the canyon floor out so he could bring his cattle in. By the time they were done, they estimated that they had driven more than ...

How could anyone describe Texas without mentioning longhorn cattle or bluebonnets? I couldn't.

This grandson and his dog have had a full day of adventures with Grandpa. Time for a little nap before headin' home.

This painting was done as a fund-raiser for the Alter Guild at our church. This mission was on the Old Tucson movie set. You may recognize it from movies such as El Dorado. Unfortunately, it no longer exists.

These cowboys are camped for the night in outlaw or Indian country. We know this because they are wearing guns and their horses are close by. I love to paint firelight. The models for this painting were my little brother Jesse who owns the Palo Duro Riding Stables and my middle son Josh who is now a doctor.