Coloma
by Reynold Jay
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Title
Coloma
Artist
Reynold Jay
Medium
Painting - Water Color
Description
The Wurtherington Diary: The California Gold Rush art by Duy Truong.
February 18, 1848. Nearly 50 products are available with this image.
Dear Diary,
We rode the stage back to Coloma that afternoon. Posters of Rattlesnake Cedric, Mad Dog Zeke, and me were posted up and down the road with warnings not to fire a gun in the town. The voting was closed and Judge Slade was busy counting the ballets on the boardwalk.
A banjo player sat on a barrel and sang a song to a tiny gathering of children.
"Mad Dog and Rattlesnake were the meanest deputies of the West.
They carried no guns because they were quicker than the rest.
They carried skillets and they would whack you on the head.
Bandits learned to run from them; otherwise they were dead!"
Mad Doggggggg! Rattlesnaaaaaaake!
They were quicker than all the the others
They were the best of the best.
Mad Doggggggg! Rattlesnaaaaaaake!
They were the livin' legends of the West!"
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Comments (150)
Will Borden
Hi Reynold~~Sure like this watercolor painting that presents a row of businesses and boardwalk along a street in Coloma. All very appealing! F&L
Joyce Gebauer
Beautiful work Reynold! I love there old western town buildings. The muted tones are very effective. Lf
Lucinda Walter
Love those old western towns. Your colors here are beautiful. Great details also. l/f
Sharon Nelson-Bianco
Hi Reynold Jay, love this artwork - beautiful color and ambiance. Great work. Best, Sharon LF
Hanne Lore Koehler
Fabulous interpretation of a gold rush town by Duy Truong, RJ! What a wonderful story for kids! L/F
Barbara Chase
Reminds me of Columbia, California and so many other romantic old towns at the foot of The Sierras. L/F
Hartmut Jager
It was strangle quiet in town as the Earp brothers prepared themselves for the showdown at the OK Corral... !
Barbara Chase
Love this mining town and it’s location. It is a favorite spot and it’s now one of my a favorite watercolors!! L/F
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