Prairie Queen Quilt Barn Acrylic Print

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The owners of this barn chose the "Prairie Queen" quilt pattern for their barn, because their farm house, built in 1910, is known as "The Prairie." This Cooper County, Missouri barn is located in a cornfield between Highway 41 and Springs Road, north of Lamine. The barn is on the Boonslick Quilt Trail, and this image is number 15 in my quilt barn collection.

Cricket Hackmann is a fine art photographer specializing in Missouri landscapes. As a farm wife and mother-of-two, Cricket Hackmann's love of photography began with documenting her children's days...and has expanded to become a means of holding on to a piece of all the beauty that surrounds us. Her goal is to produce vibrant, stunning images of the rural landscapes and close-ups of nature in central Missouri...with occasional other subjects included as they catch her eye. As a self-taught photographer, Cricket works daily to learn new ways of honing her skills and improving her art. She uses a DSLR camera as her primary tool to capture an image, and then various software programs, as needed, to transform the image into the desired...