An Introduction to the Art and Biography of Western Canadian Artist |
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Current ProjectsNorth Saskatchewan River Valley Art Book Since 2005 have been creating a series of 88 plein air landscapes and 12 historical dramas of the North Saskatchewan River Valley at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. These will be included in a full colour art book to be published in 2009/2010 and exhibited with the cooperation of the paintings' new owners at one show in the fall of 2010. Currently there are 57 works complete and many underway with the 2009/2010 publishing date appearing to be a realistically achievable goal. Similar books to the above are being considered regarding the western Canadian fur trade era and the Superstition Mountains area of Arizona where I will spend a portion of the next few winters on painting expeditions. Other projects The final area of interest and production are those works that reflect the oral history, cultures and mythologies of the native peoples of western Canada and the Arctic regions. These are done on a continual basis and reflect the images presented in the oral stories of the people augments by knowledge of traditional lifestyles, clothing, artifacts and written history. These works are for general sale as well as done specifically for native bands and museums worldwide. |
North Saskatchewan River Valley Art Book
Please Note! Due to the now common practice of commercial theft of artist’s images from the internet, this site is intentionally restricted to presenting only a basic description of the artist’s works, ongoing projects and biographical data. For more specific information on the artist’s career, current and past images, current international projects and dealership enquiries please contact the artist directly by e-mailing Purchasers of art from galleries or agents should also verify the authenticity of the works with the artist, a service which is free and will protect them from work sold as Richard Dixon’s but are not, such works having recently surfaced in Arizona, New Mexico and North Carolina.
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