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"collage"
1999
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2 comments:
Just beautiful work, Brooks. I like your style a lot. This painting reminded me of our resident Van Gogh, Edd Enders-- he lives adn works down the street from us. Have a peek:
http://www.artworksmontana.com/pages/Edd-Enders.htm
I really like his work, especially "tulips" and "crow on hilltop". His interesting use of perpective reminds me of Matisse.
I guess you have heard of Russell Chatham from Livingston, MT? My Mom loves his work and so do I. They have one of his prints in their house in Missoula. I think he really captures the mood of the Montana environment without playing on the cowboys and indians or other Western cliches. His web site is excellent: http://www.russellchatham.com/home/
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