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Clyde Jones is one of the great folk artists in the USA. His art forms have been primarily chainsaw crafted sculptures of critters, often embellished with found objects, and paintings focused on animal and flower motifs. He first came to international recognition when the world famous ballet star Mikhail Baryshnikov visited his humble home with his yard filled with critters in 1990, and asked Clyde if he could buy a painting. Clyde replied 'no, he does not sell his works'. Clyde never sold his paintings or critters, but did donate some for worthy causes, such as local grade school benefit. This puts him in the rarified category of a highly accomplished artists who never benefitted financially from his works.. reminiscent of Vincent van Gough. The fact that Clyde was self-taught as a artist contributed to the uniqueness of vision. His use and mixture of colors and textures are as impressive as any of the great colorist masters, such as Mark Rothko. Clyde possessed pure natural genius. There was also a charm and joy to all of his creations, which reflected his personality. He was a man of generosity, kindness, and always playful. That he intended his work should make the viewer happy, should not be misconstrued as a lack of gravitas as an artist. Clyde rates among the top tier of artists, as the extensive collection of plates in this book amply illustrates.
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À propos des auteurs
Richard C Semelka, MD is an internationally recognized radiologist with expertise in MRI, safety, and heavy metal toxicity and treatment. He has a lifelong interest in visual arts, and broad experience with major museums around the world.
John Dimos is owner and chief chef at Captain John's Dockside Restaurant. The restaurant served as the major haunt of Clyde Jones.
Maurice is a prolific photographer. He was the contributing photographer of the prior book on Clyde Jones: Clyde Jones. Penguins, Giraffes and Other Critters. His Joyous Vision.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Clyde Jones is one of the great folk artists in the USA. His art forms have been primarily chainsaw crafted sculptures of critters, often embellished with found objects, and paintings focused on animal and flower motifs. He first came to international recognition when the world famous ballet star Mikhail Baryshnikov visited his humble home with his yard filled with critters in 1990, and asked Clyde if he could buy a painting. Clyde replied 'no, he does not sell his works'. Clyde never sold his paintings or critters, but did donate some for worthy causes, such as local grade school benefit. This puts him in the rarified category of a highly accomplished artists who never benefitted financially from his works. reminiscent of Vincent van Gough. The fact that Clyde was self-taught as a artist contributed to the uniqueness of vision. His use and mixture of colors and textures are as impressive as any of the great colorist masters, such as Mark Rothko. Clyde possessed pure natural genius. There was also a charm and joy to all of his creations, which reflected his personality. He was a man of generosity, kindness, and always playful. That he intended his work should make the viewer happy, should not be misconstrued as a lack of gravitas as an artist. Clyde rates among the top tier of artists, as the extensive collection of plates in this book amply illustrates. Clyde Jones is one of the great self-taught folk artists. His primary works were cedar log creations of animals, critters, and his paintings. Clyde had a genius of coloration and impasto. He never sold his works, which added to his mystique . This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798218915650
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Clyde Jones is one of the great folk artists in the USA. His art forms have been primarily chainsaw crafted sculptures of critters, often embellished with found objects, and paintings focused on animal and flower motifs. He first came to international recognition when the world famous ballet star Mikhail Baryshnikov visited his humble home with his yard filled with critters in 1990, and asked Clyde if he could buy a painting. Clyde replied 'no, he does not sell his works'. Clyde never sold his paintings or critters, but did donate some for worthy causes, such as local grade school benefit. This puts him in the rarified category of a highly accomplished artists who never benefitted financially from his works. reminiscent of Vincent van Gough. The fact that Clyde was self-taught as a artist contributed to the uniqueness of vision. His use and mixture of colors and textures are as impressive as any of the great colorist masters, such as Mark Rothko. Clyde possessed pure natural genius. There was also a charm and joy to all of his creations, which reflected his personality. He was a man of generosity, kindness, and always playful. That he intended his work should make the viewer happy, should not be misconstrued as a lack of gravitas as an artist. Clyde rates among the top tier of artists, as the extensive collection of plates in this book amply illustrates. Clyde Jones is one of the great self-taught folk artists. His primary works were cedar log creations of animals, critters, and his paintings. Clyde had a genius of coloration and impasto. He never sold his works, which added to his mystique . This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798218915650
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Clyde Jones Natural Master of Color, Texture and Form
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