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Dean Richardson, MAN AFRAID OF HIS HORSE

Sold for $225 at Oakridge Auction Gallery on Apr 24, 2021.

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Dean Richardson (American, b. 1931) acrylic on canvas, 1986-1987. Depicted is a Native American man in a headdress. Initialed 'DR' in the bottom right corner, dated on verso. Dimensions: Sight size: 9 1/4 inches tall X 7 1/4 inches wide; 23.5 cm tall X 18.4 cm wide. Frame: 14 inches tall X 11 7/8 inches wide; 35.6 cm tall X 30.2 cm wide. All measurements are approximate. Artist Biography: Dean Richardson (b. 1931) was a prolific American painter of the post-war period. His subject matter focused particularly on icons "that have shaped American culture," including Native American heroes such as the one portrayed in his Warrior Series. His painting is characterized by impressionistic forms and thick brush strokes, which emphasize the introspective intent of his works. In the words of his official biography, "Richardson's paintings force us to examine our past no matter how painful or triumphant it may have been, and look to the future with better understanding and tolerance towards man and nature."

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