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THBBonnie Halsey-Dutton "In Harmony" (2010)
Lot 245
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Bonnie Halsey-Dutton (American, Contemporary). "In Harmony" watercolor and gouache on heavy-weight archival paper, 2013. Signed and dated at bottom right. Title, signature, and date on verso. A powerful painting by Bonnie Halsey-Dutton that pays homage to the significance of the tipi as well as the beauty of its form. In Halsey-Dutton's words, "The converging lines and natural elements incorporated into a tipi are the inspiration to which I am drawn. I strive to explore the texture and shape of the tipi along with appreciation for the natural textures of wood, hide and sinew." The composition is delineated in Halsey-Dutton's expressive manner and gorgeous color palette, uniquely floated upon a backdrop that she skillfully painted to resemble buffalo hide, and mounted within a deep acrylic shadowbox that underscores the cultural importance of the theme and suggests that the artwork itself is a treasured artifact. Size of painting: 30" L x 11" W (76.2 cm x 27.9 cm) Size of shadowbox: 34.4" L x 15.4" W x 2.75" deep (87.4 cm x 39.1 cm x 7 cm)
Bonnie Halsey-Dutton was born and raised in South Dakota and is inspired by the local cultures where she resides as well as their history. She has provided the following statement to accompany this piece, "The converging lines and natural elements incorporated into a tipi are the inspiration to which I am drawn. I strive to explore the texture and shape of the tipi along with appreciation for the natural textures of wood, hide and sinew.
Observing this form has led to my reflecting upon the harmonic way of life in which the original North American inhabitants lived. They lived sparsely and moved with their food source; the bison. The bison provided not only food, but were provided implements, clothing, and shelter as well. The native people drew strength from the land and lived in harmony upon it. As resources in the modern world become increasingly scarce, it is imperative to recognize the wisdom of previous eras and draw upon knowledge from the past. Therefore, it is crucial to value the importance of living in harmony with the earth."
Dr. Halsey-Dutton is both a professional visual artist and a fine arts educator, holding a PhD in Art History and Education from the University of Arizona. She exhibits her artwork both nationally and internationally, and also teaches art education workshops at home and abroad.
Provenance: private Spearfish, South Dakota, USA collection
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#178006Overall excellent and demonstrates impressive artistry and technique. Signed and dated at bottom right. Title, signature, and date on verso. The artist has floated this painting in a deep clear acrylic shadowbox. The painting is mounted upon archival black foam core attached to a Masonite backing that she painted to resemble buffalo hide. Fit with suspension wire and ready to display. Halsey-Dutton's informative description and COA is attached to the verso of this piece.Condition
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