David Yarrow
Texas Tech, 2026
Digital Pigment Print on Archival 315gsm Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta Paper
Edition of 12 plus 3 artist's proofs
Standard: 52 x 80 in. (framed) 37 x 65 in. (unframed)
Large: 71 x 113 in. (framed) 56 x 98 in. (unframed)
Midland, Texas In Midland, Texas, Yarrow returned to the legendary oil-country saloon known simply as 'The Bar,' a fixture so entwined with the Permian Basin's oil workers that it doubles...
Midland, Texas
In Midland, Texas, Yarrow returned to the legendary oil-country saloon known simply as "The Bar," a fixture so entwined with the Permian Basin's oil workers that it doubles as a museum to the region's hydrocarbon history. For this shot he brought in a cowboy, a horse, and a nod to Texas Tech, honoring the strong Lubbock ties shared by many of the Permian's oil-patch regulars. The scene captures the same easy camaraderie found throughout Midland's bar culture, where friendliness and quick service rule the day and big deals are still sealed on a handshake.
View the full Texas Tech presentation: https://galleries.davidyarrow.photography/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Texas-Tech.pdf
In Midland, Texas, Yarrow returned to the legendary oil-country saloon known simply as "The Bar," a fixture so entwined with the Permian Basin's oil workers that it doubles as a museum to the region's hydrocarbon history. For this shot he brought in a cowboy, a horse, and a nod to Texas Tech, honoring the strong Lubbock ties shared by many of the Permian's oil-patch regulars. The scene captures the same easy camaraderie found throughout Midland's bar culture, where friendliness and quick service rule the day and big deals are still sealed on a handshake.
View the full Texas Tech presentation: https://galleries.davidyarrow.photography/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Texas-Tech.pdf