AT HOME
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RAINER ANDREESEN • BO BARTLETT  • CARA DEANGELIS • JOEY FARRELL •
CORNELIA FOSS • DAVID GAMBLE • ZHEN HUAN LU •
CHRISTOPHER MAKOS • MARY MCCORMICK • LOUISE PEABODY •
​​PAUL SOLBERG • DANIEL SPRICK • ANDREW WYETH • JAMIE WYETH
DIGITAL CATALOG


I had three chairs in my house; one for solitude, two for friendship, three for society.
​HENRY DAVID THOREAU
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​RAINER ANDREESEN
Patty Wettig Writing, 2012,
oil on linen
​40 x 30 inches
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​​DANIEL SPRICK
Bed, 2018
oil on panel
​11 x 14. inches
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Colorado artist Daniel Sprick  often finds inspiration for his haunting contemplative still lifes in his own home. "I'm fundamentally lazy. I don't have to look very far for things to paint!" 
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​JOEY FARRELL
Sunporch, 2019
Archival pigment print on baryta fiber paper
​32 x 48 inches, Ed of 5
The ache for home lives in all of us. The safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.
MAYA ANGELOU

LOUISE PEABODY
Tree Shadows, c. 2018
oil on canvas
62 x 38 inches
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BO BARTLETT
Thinking, Wonder, Tub, Baptism, Heir, 1992- 1995
oil on canvas
64 x 81 1/2 inches


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​ZHEN HUAN LU
Beach House
oil on canvas
36 x 30 inches

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ANDREW WYETH
Study for Overflow, 1978
pencil on paper
25 x 36 inches

Wyeth never strayed far from home, as his process demanded an intimate knowledge of his subject. He continually revisited the same people and places in his work and these familiar subjects never ceased to inspire him.  

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Home is the place, where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in.
​ROBERT FROST

DAVID GAMBLE
Andy Warhol Teddy Bear and Cowboy Boots, 1987, Ed. of 6
Archival ink on heavy art paper
24 x 20 inches

CHRISTOPHER MAKOS
Andy Warhol at Home, 1982
silver gelatin print
11 x 14 inches
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Makos and Warhol’s worlds collided in 1976 when the two began an intimate friendship that lasted more than 10 years. As part of Warhol’s inner circle and frequent collaborator, Makos accompanied the artist on his travels and social outings and has one of the most cohesive collections of photographs of Andy Warhol at home today. 
PAUL SOLBERG
Fred Next Door, 2014
17 x 24 inches


​CARA DEANGELIS
Study of Three Sisters with Roadkill
mixed media on paper
9 x 13 inches

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CARA DEANGELIS
Incident #2, 2019
Crayon on board
16 x 20 inches
​SOLD
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DEANGELIS aka Carola Doll uses crayon as a medium in order to tangibly symbolize childhood innocence and the insecurity of adulthood. A wide range of subject matter is presented in comical situations involving the absurd dolls and their plastic retro "dreamhouse."


MARY MCCORMICK
Georgia, 2014
oil on canvas
18 x 24 inches

In McCormick's "Memory Series" the artist absorbs the content of days gone by. She creates images based on actuality of personal relationship, choosing subjects that identify strong emotions.
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CORNELIA FOSS
Charlie in the Driveway, 2019
Oil on canvas
​48 x 72 inches
A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it.
GEORGE MOORE

 
JAMIE WYETH
Watering Can
 Limited Ed. of 100
 16 x 18 inches
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