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acrylic prints rural scene acrylic prints four seasons acrylic prints farming acrylic prints historical agriculture acrylic prints midwest landscape acrylic prints planting acrylic prints tilling acrylic prints harvesting acrylic prints prairie chickens acrylic prints corn crops acrylic prints soy beans acrylic prints wheat acrylic prints combine acrylic prints plows acrylic prints tractors acrylic prints

paintings rural scene paintings four seasons paintings farming paintings historical agriculture paintings midwest landscape paintings planting paintings tilling paintings harvesting paintings prairie chickens paintings corn crops paintings soy beans paintings wheat paintings combine paintings plows paintings tractors paintings

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A more vertical variation in format of the original artwork commissioned for the John Deere Pavilion in Moline, Illinois which depicted the history of agriculture in the US. The mural art took the viewer through the various seasons of planting to harvest and from morning to sunset. The original format is called Harvest Panorama and is also available on my site.
Also this version is brighter in color.

Robin Moline is an Illustrator/Artist whose artwork has been commissioned by top companies, design firms and publishers from around the globe. Robin knows how to bring the most to great assignments and private commissions with her rare ability to make her paintings in Acrylic, look anything but ordinary. Robin grew up in Northern Minnesota and graduated from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. She has freelanced since the early 1980's and taught Professional Illustration Practices at her alma mater in the mid 90's. She and her husband also an illustrator, moved their studios and many pets to the beautiful St. Croix River Valley in the late 90's. Out in the river valley Robin finds endless inspiration to create new images....