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Duncan Sprattmoran:
The Practice of Landscapes,
May 1 – June 30, 2009
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Smoke
Framed Watercolor
21 ½" x 42"
$1400 |
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Sunflowers
Framed Watercolor
22 ½" x 43"
$1400 |
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Lake Effect
Framed Watercolor
28 ½" x 42 ½"
$1400 |
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Placidity
Framed Watercolor
34 ¾" x 43"
$1500 |
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October Woods
Acrylic
48" x 48"
$2400 |
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November Islands
Acrylic
60" x 48"
$2400 |
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Bee Hives
Acrylic
28" x 36"
$2200 |
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Sunflower Clouds
Acrylic
19 ¾" x 48"
$1000 |
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October Woods 2
Acrylic
24" x 48"
SOLD
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Ice
Acrylic
24" x 48"
$1200 |
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July
Acrylic
24" x 48"
$1200 |
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Squall
Acrylic
24" x 48"
$1400 |
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Green Tractor
Acrylic
24" x 48"
$1500 |
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The Passage
Acrylic
24" x 48"
SOLD |
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Lilacs
Acrylic
24" x 48"
$1500 |
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Even The Horizon Has Curves
Gouache
22" x 30"
$800 |
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Queen Anne’s Lace
Framed Watercolor
22" x 30"
$650 |
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High Noon
Framed Watercolor
30" x 22"
$700 |
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Green Tractor 2
Framed Watercolor
30" x 22"
$750 |
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By Meadow Lark
Framed Watercolor
30" x 22"
SOLD
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Coast Guard Station
Framed Watercolor
30" x 22"
$650 |
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U.P. Swamp
Framed Watercolor
30" x 22"
$650 |
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Orchard
Mixed Media
22" x 30"
$800 |
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Safe House
Casein
22" x 30"
$850 |
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June Barns
Casein
30" x 22"
$800 |
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Forsythia
Acrylic
22" x 30"
$750 |
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Port Onieda
Acrylic
16" x 24"
$400 |
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Toward the Foxes
Acrylic Gouache
24" x 16"
$400 |
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March Madness
Acrylic
13" x 13"
SOLD |
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When Cherries Weep
Acrylic
24" x 12"
$500 |
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The White Barn
Acrylic
12" x 12"
$400 |
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Hill Orchard
Acrylic
12" x 12"
$350 |
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Sumac
Acrylic
10" x 10"
$350 |
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Lone Pine
Acrylic
12" x 16"
$375 |
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After Thaw
Acrylic
12" x 16"
$375 |
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Two Trees
Acrylic
12" x 16"
$375 |
Artist Statement
I paint predominantly landscapes in watercolor, aqueous media, and acrylic. Interested in the interrelationship between the human and the natural worlds, my work tends toward a naïf regionalist celebration of Northern Michigan, its lakes, orchards and farms. Considering the landscape shapes us and we shape the landscape, my paintings map my response to the seasons and the seasoning of the indigenous architecture as it changes over time.
Biography
Following a stint of various manual jobs ranging from being a short order cook and a carpenter to being a tofu crafter, Duncan worked as Artist-in-Residence at both the Leelanau School and the Suttons Bay Public Schools where he taught creative writing to students from the third to twelfth grades. He taught as an adjunct professor in the Communications Division at Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City for six years. For eighteen years Duncan has taught at the Pathfinder School, working with 6th through 8th graders in Language Arts and Social Studies.
In addition to teaching, Duncan is a published writer and a painter whose works hang in private and corporate collection throughout America. He participated in many exhibitions of his work in the northern Michigan region and has won Best of Show at the Suttons Bay Art Festival, The Petoskey Art Fair, and the Algonac Art Fair. Duncan has also been the recipient of an Individual Artist Award for Poetry from the State of Michigan Arts Council. He has taught painting and creative writing to children and seniors over the years.
Meet the Artist Reception
Friday, June 26 from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
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