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Sphere
Pen and ink on paper, 15 ¼ x 18
This is the artist's first experiment
with pure undulating lines inspired by Albert Einstein's E=mc2rd
equation. After completing this initial work the artist went on
to draw additional images in this style, including a self portrait
and a painting of Albert Einstein.
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In the Beginning Study
Pen and bush and ink, 18 x 24
This is an ink study for a large oil
painting. The main figures are compositionally worked out for
the painting. The drawing foreshadows the power of the larger
work.
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Silverpoint Mountain God
Silver on panel, 20 x 20
The artist uses three different techniques
in this piece. The silver on the mountain and figure is comprised
solely of vertical lines embuing the figure with gravitas. The
vertical lines contrast with the foliage in the background and
the crosshatch on the stone.
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Charcoal Study
Charcoal and chalk on paper, 18 x 24
This is a study of a drapery where the
manipulation of light and dark shades create a three dimensional
effect.
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Gorge
Charcoal on paper,
18 x 24
During a 4th of July outing with friends,
the artist produced this piece onsite, "pliene aire"
in Hood River, Oregon.
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Steve Emmons
Pen and ink on paper.
This piece is comprised solely of undulating
lines -- a technique created by the artist -- that results in
a range of tones that form the image. The image has a harmonic
quality that results from the unique application of ink.
The artist.
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Hand after Leonardo
Silver on paper, 18
x 24
The larger-than-life size silverpoint
drawing is based on a charcoal study. The silver is smoothly applied
to create the subtle tonal shifts.
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