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This painting is the seventh in Terry Redlin's "America the Beautiful" series

Deer Can't Read, but They Know Where They Are Safe

Unforgettable Childhood Memories of Hunting and Fishing in the Midwest

Distant Visitors are Not a Concern of the Local Wildlife

Terry Redlin's Last Original Painting

Terry Redlin was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2007 at the age of 70. Shortly after his diagnosis, he announced his retirement from painting. This painting, "Evening on the Ice", was Terry’s last. 

Terry Redlin struggled for nine years. He lost his ability to paint. He lost his memories of his loved ones. And, on April 24, 2016, he lost his life.

Traditional Family Reunion at the Old Homestead

Farmers/Conservationists Sharing What They Have with Their Neighbors

White-Tailed Deer Passing Through on the Way to Their Evening Meal

Ruffed Grouse and White-tailed Deer

White-tailed Deer Browsing Through a Posted Area

The rail fence gives both the colt and fawn the safety to satisfy their curiosity!

White-tailed Deer Heeding the Squawking of a Redwinged Black Bird