Chiricahua N.M. (China Boy) by Bryan Bromstrup

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Design By: Bryan Bromstrup
Bryan Bromstrup

Over the past few years being an artist has become a passion for Bryan. After years of suggestions from family artists, going back four generations, he began oil painting in January 2013. Self-taught, he paints what he enjoys in life, pop culture or whatever triggers the artist inside him. He continues to expand his perspectives with painting, photography, digital media and other mediums. 

 

Design By: Bryan Bromstrup
Bryan Bromstrup

Over the past few years being an artist has become a passion for Bryan. After years of suggestions from family artists, going back four generations, he began oil painting in January 2013. Self-taught, he paints what he enjoys in life, pop culture or whatever triggers the artist inside him. He continues to expand his perspectives with painting, photography, digital media and other mediums. 

 

Artist Statement

This National Monument, established on April 18, 1924, is located in the Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona. The monument preserves the remains of an immense volcanic eruption that shook the region over 27 million years ago. This hoodoo formation is known as China Boy. - Bryan Bromstrup