American Artist in the West
AUGUST 27-29 2010
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With Artwork By:
Clyde Aspevig
John Budicin
Jill Carver
G. Russell Case
Len Chmiel
Glenn Dean
Josh Elliott
Walt Gonske
Carol Guzman-Aspevig
Colleen K. Howe
Kraig Kiedrowski
Peggi Kroll-Roberts
T. Allen Lawson
[...]
Posted on June 7th, 2010 by Thunderbird Foundation
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The Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce the Maynard Dixon Country 2009 Award winners.
Popular Choice
The Popular Choice Award was awarded to Kate Starling, for her painting “Lambing Season.” Kate’s painting was selected by the patrons at Maynard Dixon Country, through a secret ballot vote. Starling, who resides in Rockville, Utah, has [...]
Posted on August 31st, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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Posted on August 20th, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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Check these out!
New This Week -August 13, 2009
Le Printemps
By Jeremy Lipking
Oil on Linen
12 x 9
$5,500
Jeremy Lipking’s paintings are reminiscent of the artists of the nineteenth century naturalist movement, and like those painters, Lipking prefers to work in a cool, limited palette to create his unique sense of mood. Lipking is a Signature Member of [...]
Posted on August 13th, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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Maynard Dixon Country 2009
News and Information
New This Week –
Clearing Clouds over the Vermillion Cliffs
by Ray Roberts
Oil
20 x 40
$5,800
Ray Roberts devotes all of his time to painting; particularly desert, coastal, and other landscapes. He has attracted a growing audience of collectors with his style, believing that a point of view is the most [...]
Posted on August 10th, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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Maynard Dixon Country 2009 – New This Week!
Evening Shadows, By Glenn Dean
Oil
11 x 14
$2,100
Glenn Dean was recognized as an emerging talent at the age of just 23 by Southwest Art Magazine. With an interest in the methods employed by the artists of the Early California Impressionist School, Dean paints many subjects, but feels most [...]
Posted on August 4th, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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Richard Schmid
Terlan Sud Tyrel
Oil
Every year in the last full week of August, The Thunderbird Foundation
for the Arts hosts Maynard Dixon Country, an art show, gathering and
sale of work by thirty-forty of America’s premier artists.
Artist Maynard Dixon treasured the area near Zion National Park, and
made some of his most powerful paintings there. Along with his [...]
Posted on July 30th, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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Maynard Dixon Country 2009 News
New This Week –
The Next Horizon by Clyde Aspevig
Oil
28 x 30
$30,000
Clyde Aspevig’s personal and artistic horizons have unfolded expansively
since his childhood on a Montana farm near the Canadian border. That
period [...]
Posted on July 28th, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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Maynard Dixon Country 2009 News
New This Week
The Village of San Jose by Walt Gonske
Oil
8 x 10
$1,800
Walt Gonske studied with illustrator Frank Reilly before moving into a career as a freelance illustrator, where he was published in Esquire, Life, The New Yorker, and Playboy. In his oils, Gonske [...]
Posted on July 21st, 2009 by Thunderbird Foundation
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