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"Storm Rider"
Watercolor by Faye Taylor |
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"A Kindly Hand"
Oil painting by Faye
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Faye Taylor Wins Two National Awards
Prineville artist, Faye Taylor, has recently been recognized
in two different shows on a national scale for her watercolor
entitled "Storm Rider" and her oil painting entitled "A
Kindly Hand."
"A Kindly Hand" earned a 6th place award from Art
Horse Magazine's EX ARTE EQUINUS National competition. This
piece will be published in the February 2008 issue of Art Horse
Magazine and will also be published in a coffee table book
in early 2008.
"Gaining National recognition is not easy in the fine
art arena, especially the western genre," states Taylor. "I'm
so grateful to live where real cowboys still rope, ride and
shoot."
You may see more of Taylor's work at www.fayetaylor.com or
visit Bunkhouse Studio at 1210 N Main in Prineville, OR. |
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"Mora
Tradition"
Painting by Judith Durr |
Judith Durr has
been selected by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as
their "2007 - American Indian Heritage Recognition Poster
Artist". Judith Durr's image, "Mora Tradition",
was selected by the U.S E.P.A. in commemoration of its annual
American Indian Heritage Month as their poster and program
cover artist. Congratulations Judith. Wonderful work! |
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"Take Me Home, Baby!"
by Mary Michael |
| Mary Michael's bronze sculpture, "Take
Me Home, Baby!" was selected by the Calgary Stampede Rodeo
committee as the trophy award for the barrel racing competition
for the next five years. The committee will purchase a total of
seven sculptures. Five will be for the awards, one will be placed
in the office and one will go to the Stampede Museum. This is a
great honor and we are very proud of Mary's achievement. |
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"Heading
Back Home"
by Diane Perry |
| Diane Perry's oil painting "Heading
Back Home" won best oil/acrylic at the 2007 Western Spirit
Art Show. The show promotes work that captures the spirit of the
American West and is held in Cheyenne, WY at the Cheyenne Frontier
Days Old West Museum. Both traditional and contemporary Western
art, are encouraged, as well as western landscapes and wildlife.
Nice work, Diane. |
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