SLUMBER AND AWAKENING: A TIMELESS VISION
Selected Works of Guy Anderson
Christian Grevstad Gallery
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Christian Grevstad Gallery
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THE ANGERED SEBASTIAN 18.5” X 83”
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SWIMMER READING WITH WHITE BOOK AND GOURDS 48” X 96”
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SLEEPING PROPHET (1981) 72” X 96”
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RIBCAGE, (1976) 72” X 96”
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REBIRTH, (1972) 81” X 81”
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MAN, WOMAN AND THE SEA 96” X 108”
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MAN AND WOMAN OVER A RICH SEA 70” X 96”
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LONE FIGURE (REBIRTH) 96” X 108”
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DANCER RESTING, (1980) 32” X 72”
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DANCER RESTING #2, (1982) 29” X 72”
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SACRED PLACE (1974) 84” X 96”
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EARTH ANCHOR (1977) 90” X 160”
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AUTUMNAL EQUINOX, (1984) 93.5” X 143”
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Guy Anderson Block Prints
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Guy Anderson Exhibit
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GUY ANDERSON (1906-1998) was one of the great, legendary painters of the Twentieth Century in the Pacific Northwest. He, along with Mark Tobey, Kenneth Callahan, and Morris Graves, was part of a group known internationally as the Northwest School.
Highly respected for his increasingly large, symbolic, mythic paintings in later years, the figurative importance in his work never diminished. A telling quote from this cultivated, articulate, beloved artist may explain his vision best: “I have always endeavored to use the human figure symbolically.”
