Great condition.
56″W x 32″H
Original Oil on Canvas by RON STEWART “The Last Hunt”
$9,000.00
This original oil painting on canvas from contemporary western artist Ron Stewart titled “The Last Hunt” portrays a gorgeous, lush western North American landscape with Native Americans on horseback. An effervescent stream and rock structure adds texture and intrigue to this large canvas. The remarkable expanse of the green palette used brings you into the scene with a feeling of freshness and worldliness.
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Sculptor and painter, Jack Greaves was a Columbus, Ohio artist best known for his animal sculptures along Battelle Riverfront Park and the Columbus School for Girls. He was born in Leeds, studying at the Leeds College of Art and the Royal College of Art. Most of his work is based around narrative stories caught in a moment of time.
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Chagall was not only a painter but also a poet. In 1968 several of Chagall’s poems were published in “Les Poemes” his book of poetry. He also illustrated this book, featuring a series of 24 woodcuts he handcrafted. These were the only woodcuts Chagall ever made. This was an edition of 238 prints.
The poem is in French but the English translation is:
An old house, blind
The night in all crotchet
The first I left
And I lengthened the hand
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In the evening, toward the strand, I walk
A prayer flows as me
It sings to the bottom of waters
Approach. White cloud
Carry away me in heights
I hear in stocking to sound bells
And houses rise a smoke
A word my mouth wants to say
For parents under snow
So much that you will carry me, my breath,
I will be with them
Have me you forgotten, my city
I hear your waters in my body
Sat down on your benches I hoped
Your call.
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Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was born in Vitebsk, Russia. At a young age, he was apprenticed to the town portrait painter and from there traveled to St. Petersburg to study. By 1910, he had settled in Paris where he became friendly with poets and painters such as Modigliani. During this period, Chagall developed the imaginative dreamlike quality in his work that is now recognized as a forerunner of surrealism. Returning to Russia in 1914, he married Bella whose love is celebrated in so many of his paintings. The breadth and depth of his lifetime work has included design for theatrical production; illustrations for numerous books; murals, paintings and prints with a range of subject matter that includes imaginative dreamlike village scenes from his Yiddish childhood to illustrations of stories from the Bible. Chagall is only one of two artists (the other was Picasso) to have a retrospective show at the Louvre while he was still living.