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Both my Grandfathers my father and myself worked in the coal mines in Western Pa. Taking a mule in the mine was dangerous work you never knew what they would do and if they didn't like you they wouldn't move.Painting by Jeffrey Koss
Thank you for taking a look , I'm a self taught artist after working in a coal mine. I'm a retired coal miner...fell in love with painting in January 2010. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be painting. I worked 23 1/2 years in the mines...went down 1,000 feet then we would drive 8 miles to where we worked. I like the clean life of the outdoors and nature. Thank you very much.Jefffrey.
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Dakos de Sax
Congratulations on your sale of this historical artwork!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Dakos
Tony Grider
Congrats on your sale!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Tony
John Bailey
Congratulations on being featured in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you John very much
Dakos de Sax
Amazing artwork documentation of the coal mine! Congratulations!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Dakos
Jeffrey Koss
Thank you for the feature in Folk Art
Jeffrey Koss
Thank you for the feature in Our Four -Legged Friends
Jeffrey Koss
Thank you for the feature in Tunnels and Arches
Jeffrey Koss
Thank you Charles very much
Charles Robinson
Awesome. You have perfectly captured the drudgery of the working coal mine. It reminds me of a Welsh story that I think was titled the "Littlest Pony."
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Charles Thank you for your nice comments
Cheryl Cencich
Awesome!!! I lot of my uncles worked in mines!!!! V/F
Jeffrey Koss replied:
They must be good guys Thank you Cheryl
Ginger Lovellette
Shades of yesteryear for me! My daddy was a coal miner in So. IL. Dad told many stories about those mules being so stubborn ... BUT they could sense danger a mile away. Miners always paid attention to the reactions of the mules. Super image!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
I think the Mules got Black lung too but nobody cared .Thank you for your nice comments
Jeffrey Koss
Thank you very much Chrisann
Jeffrey Koss
Thank you Krista for the feature in Collectors Treasyres
Annemeet Van der Leij
It is good to be reminded of how things were, and through your art is a good way!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Annemeet
Dakos Art
Complex method of expression, Jeff! Very nicely done!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you very much
Sharon Burger
I just love this depiction of the coal miners. Tells a great story...v/f
Jeffrey Koss replied:
From a old coal miner thank you. Sharon
Dawn Senior-Trask
What a strong and compelling expression of an experience few of us have lived or can imagine. The colors, composition, and style converge to create a mood of dread and danger. I'm amazed you could get a mule to go in at all!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you very much Dawn coal mining was and still is the most dangerous job .It was how high the coal seam was if they used a donkey or a mule.
Cori Caputo
Great painting, good story. I can't imagine taking a Mule into close quarters in the half light, no place to go if /when they act up. f/v
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Cori,Glad the old days are behind us.Sometimes the animals were treated better than the men.
Jeffrey Koss
Thank you for the feature in Heroes and Heroines
Jack Skinner
Jeffrey-Great depiction , great artwork, it really tells a story. Not only is the work dangerous, now you add another unknown element of a beast of burden known for its stubborness. It looks like the mule may be taking aim to punt the miner down the shaft..Thanks for your comments on my artwork...Jack
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Jack Always good to hear from you your art work is great and thanks again.Jeffrey
Len Stomski
Very nice painting Jeffrey, Do you miss going down? thank you
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Len I don't miss it.
Anna Folkartanna Maciejewska-Dyba
Great art work, Jeffrey! It was hard work for both, the people and the mules!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Glad you like it Anna, Thanks again
Dakos Art
Splendid details and colours, Jeff! This piece represents the essence of communication! No words are necessary! Excellent work!
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Dakos for your very nice comments
Bob Orsillo
Awesome Jeff! great historical art work! FAV
Jeffrey Koss replied:
Thank you Bob for your comments
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