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I live on the Colorado - New Mexico border near the 4 corners. I am building a small house that is off the grid and gets it's power from solar panels and a small wind generator. I have a million dollar view of the Los Pinos River and the historic La Boca Ranch.

Jerry McElroy's art has been described as 'Mood Altering' with it's ability to take the viewer to a peaceful and tranquil place and away from the stress and problems of the day. His art and photography has been published and collected by numerous corporations and private collectors for more than 25 years. His images have been used to illustrate many book covers, annual reports, magazines, and advertisements. His art has been accepted, and won awards in major art shows and includes a 'Best of Show' in the Cheyenne County Annual Spring Art Show and the Denver Art Museum's 'The Real West' show. Jerry's work centers around the desert southwest and the ancient puebloans. Being of Native American decent himself, he is drawn to the places and ruins of the Anasazi who flourished in the Four Corners Area over 700 years ago. Owning a painting by McElroy is not only a great addition to your room decor, but is a smart investment as well.

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His art has been accepted, and won awards in major art shows and includes a "Best of Show" in the Cheyenne County Annual Spring Art Show and the Denver Art Museum's "The Real West" show.