Price range: $795.00 through $1,000.00
A string of horses moves steadily through a wide, shallow river, their hooves churning up silver splashes that catch the early light. Two riders guide the herd across, steady and composed, their silhouettes framed by the vast open plains beyond. Dakota Crossing is a portrait of working life on the range — momentum, trust, and partnership between horse and rider captured in a single sweeping moment. The cool blues of the water contrast beautifully with the warm coats of the horses, giving the scene a sense of rhythm and grounded energy.
Details
Title: Dakota Crossing
Artist: Kim Penner
Original Medium: Acrylic
Print Type: Limited Edition Canvas Giclée
Subjects: Ranch horses, river crossing, working riders
Orientation: Horizontal
Shipping: Insured worldwide
Why collectors love this piece
It brings the spirit of the open range indoors — a dynamic, story-rich scene that appeals to collectors who love western landscapes, ranch life, and powerful yet calm imagery.
| Size | 12" X 36" |
|---|---|
| Finish | Canvas |
| Edition | Signed & Numbered (s/n), Artist’s Proof (a/p) |
Yes. Each canvas print is produced in a limited edition, signed and numbered by Kim. Once an edition sells out, it is permanently retired and never reproduced again.
Print colors are professionally calibrated to match Kim’s original acrylic painting. Minor variation may occur due to differences in screen brightness and color settings, but the print reflects the artist’s intended tones.
Both canvas and metal prints are created with archival pigment inks that are designed to last for decades without noticeable fading when displayed in normal home lighting.
Canvas prints may ship stretched and ready to hang or rolled for economical international shipping.
Metal prints ship flat with protective padding. Every order is packaged securely and includes tracking.
SN (Signed & Numbered) prints are the main body of the limited edition.
AP (Artist Proofs) are a smaller, more exclusive subset traditionally reserved for the artist. APs are identical in quality but more collectible due to their rarity.
Yes — Kim occasionally accepts private commissions for collectors. You can learn more or inquire directly through the Commissions page.
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