Rural Life T-Shirts

Rural Life with a 70's style sunset and silhouetted trees, distressed.

This piece is close to my heart. This is my memory of my native place. I remember it as a place to connect with nature.

This primitive piece captures moments from the changing seasons as well as the circle of life in a simple but beautiful rough hewn folk style.

Yep - other peoples bull is not your problem. A funny design with a cartoon cow calling out the bullshit.

Reddy Kilowatt is a fictional character that acted as spokesman for electricity generation in the United States for over 70 years. He is drawn as a stick figure whose body, limbs, and hair are made of stylized lightning bolts and whose bulbous head has a light bulb for a nose and wall outlets for ears. His primary purpose was to put a friendly face on the newfangled electrical systems that were commonplace in the cities in the 1920s, but rural areas remained chronically underserved as people had many misconceptions about electricity. In 1930 almost 90 percent of farms in the United States were still without access to electric service, so new messaging targeting farmers were deployed to win over skeptical rural residents.

Black Angus Cow and Cute Calf

ah the devils Tower. Its just like this in it?

Colorful and beautiful landscape with a village, pastures and gentle hills. AI created digital artwork.

In rural Eastern Oregon there are many beautiful subjects, but the simple flower with an old red barn as a backdrop can not be beat.

Hee Haw was an American television variety show featuring country music and humor with the fictional rural "Kornfield Kounty" as a backdrop. It aired first-run from 1969 to 1971, in syndication from 1971 to 1993, and on again from 1996 to 1997.

Terni’s General Store was founded in 1919 by Italian immigrant, Leopoldo Terni, in the rural village of Millerton in Dutchess County, New York. The shop on the corner of Main Street quickly became a town gathering place where you could get the latest news, some penny candy, or just whittle away the day at the counter. During its 101-year run, Terni's was a multi-generational institution and a pillar of the community that won't be easily replaced.

Goofy's World

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

I'm rural through and through. Live, love, laugh in the country

Green River is a city in and the county seat of Sweetwater County, Wyoming, United States, in the southwestern part of the state and is kind of in the middle of nowhere, so this classic 70s souvenir t-shirt perfectly captures the town's vibe.

Checking out the local feed store in my home area. My dog "Lucky" posing, added life to the scene. (Such a good boy!) In my area, despite growth of new housing on farmlands, business such as this are still an important part of serving the agriculture community. Support my art. Add to your favourties and share a link with your social media. Thanks for visiting my gallery. Copyright Robert Alsop images.

old dog of appalachia .old dog

Who loves the mail? Yeah, mail lady!

Keep It Rural is a state of mind, not just a place. It means you like to keep to the path less traveled.

Handmade embroidery yellow flowers landscape.

Rodeo time in the American West. Very high on the courage scale is bull riding.

Good ol' rural country folk are sometimes known as country bumpkins.

Rural Life with a 70's style sunset and silhouetted trees, distressed.

Country Life. Funny - Truck, Dog, Beer Checklist - Novelty print 2. Great looking product with vintage retro design. Perfect gift for the Dog Lover, Truck Lover and of course Beer Lover. This design looks great and wears well. Vintage Truck and the text - Truck Beer Dog Checklist - Let's Roll. Great gift for Mom, Dad, Brother, Sister, Aunts or Uncles. Living the Country Life.

Personas 4's Inaba Life Dive into Rural Mystery with Our Designs

Personas 4's Inaba Life Dive into Rural Mystery with Our Designs

Rural Beast for cool country boy in beast mode.

Bwak!

Rural Landscape

This bold shirt humorously captures the essentials for the rugged homesteader: faith, fowl, and firearms. Ideal for those who find peace in God, joy in raising chickens, and security in their right to bear arms.

International was an American manufacturer of agricultural and construction equipment, automobiles, commercial trucks, lawn and garden products, household equipment, and more. It was formed in 1902 with the merger of several smaller companies. In the '80s, all divisions were sold off, except for the commercial truck division, which received a new name and continues to this day. Given its monumental importance to the building of rural communities, International tractors continue to work American farms every single day, and maintain a massive cult following.

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A country scene combining a hay baler and bales. This caught my eye to create this image in the area of Creemore in Central Ontario. The baler is used to compress cut and windrow crops such as hay, or silage into compact bales that are easy to handle and transport from the field. The stored bales are used as feed throughout the year for livestock. This is actually a vintage baler that makes smaller round bales than the much larger ones in the background. I grew up on a farm and used such a baler. It was a noisy machine that shook rattled and rolled with lots of belts and pulleys. The rolled bales were left to cure in the field to dry before being collected om to a wagon and hauled to the barn. If the hay was stored still wet, hea...