Detail from Gary's last ride. I felt this area, that was part of the original 40' x 60' drawing told a story on it's own. Any good drawing or painting is made up of smaller parts that combine within the whole and plays a major role in acquiring the...

Detail of Gary's last ride. The original was 40" x 60" This is a portion highlighting the pencil strokes that made up Gary's last ride.

A detail of Gary's last ride

A portrait I made of my Grandfather age 93 and his constant companion for over twenty years his dog Jim Toms. They were living with my father Kemo Gentry at the time. Sadly,They both past away a year later within weeks of each other. Even though they...

First drawing that's part of a tryptich, this horse along with a small group of horses roam around in a field in North Fort Worth and I've rode my bike for over thirty years. Available on floydgentry.com $1,200.00 18" x 28"

Silver Creek graces the Texas landscape over looking Fort Worth, Texas. My wife Kathy and spent time there on Steve Murrin's Ranch through Kathy's affiliation with the 'Sister Cities Program. I spent some time out at near by Judy Hill's Ranch and fr...

Bad Company is an original drawing from a series drawings that came from trip t Del Rio, Texas for my First one man show at the Firehouse Gallery. This is the last one, we hung on to it for a long time. Prints are available

Al McCallef's ranch in Alpine,Texas. A great location for photography, feels like Colorado.

From the WR Brand down there around Kerrville,Texas. Charlie Shreiner had one of my pen and inks from my association with Cowboy Artist of America, TCU, and Tandy leather as an illustrator. I was in R and D working on How To books and manuals and ta...

Talking things over for an extended time and some of that conversation had to be about what happened with the camp cook and why after 8 hours of hot dusty Texas air and dawgy chasin why ain't there real grub instead of cold Whattaburgers and rubbery ...

'Goosen' oil on canvas The scene was the historic Fort Worth Stockyards on the Northside of the city. The Coliseum was hosting the women's world championship competition. The position of the horse and wheels framed by the trailer was a interestin...

Fort Worth's historic Stockyards, The temperature was 113deg at high noon. The only creatures outside Northside Coliseum was me and this equine contestant. And I told this horse if it saw me getting smaller it was because I was leaving it was way too...

A large drawing of Gary in the Stockyards,Fort Worth,Texas. ORIGINAL IS FOR SALE/ Prints Available

This is from the series of drawings that came out working on location at the old Fort Worth Fat Stock show and Rodeo, when the word fat was ok to say. We were doing two shows a day and I always made sure I was in the bull pens helping move the bulls ...