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THBMark Maggiori (b. 1977) – Riders in the Storm (2017)
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Mark Maggiori (b. 1977)
Riders in the Storm (2017)
oil on canvas
34 × 46 inches
signed and dated lower right
In discussing this painting the artist wrote, “The idea for this painting was to illustrate the noise and force of a bunch of horses at full gallop among the plains. While visiting my father-in-law in Oklahoma a few years ago, I was struck by the immensity of those plains. I caught myself imagining how it would have been for a group of outlaws, to run wild and free there, in a time when there were no fences and barbed wire. The roar of the horses contrasting with the silence of the vast landscape, a few minutes before the bunch showed up. In addition to the group of riders, I wanted to show a massive threatening cloud, to reinforce the idea of rush, of tension. We don’t know what those riders are after. We don’t know if they just left a scene or if they’re going somewhere special … all we know is that they just cross our vision for a few seconds.”
PROVENANCE
Private collection, Atlanta, Georgia
LITERATURE
Southwest Art, August 2018, pp. 60-61, illustrated
View More InformationCondition
Surface is in excellent condition. No signs of restoration.
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