Height: 47 in. (119.38 cm)
Width: 65 in. (165.10 cm)
Country of Origin: USA
Style: Modern
Maker: Vance Larson (1951-2010)
Condition: Mint
Year: 1981
Description: Vance Larson original pastel in acrylic frame. The artist was born in 1951 and has achieved national recognition for his unusual work. Larson developed a unique style of modern artwork which are now displayed in museums, private collections and galleries. All of his paintings are large in scale.
A great investment piece of art. Some of Larson's works are already selling upwards of $20,000.
Vance A. Larson (1951-2010)
Vance A. Larson is a world-renowned artist of abstract expressionism with a little hint of Naive and Da Da art.
Born in Lincoln, Nebraska in 1951, Larson was raised in Minnesota where he was first introduced to Native American cultures. He later moved to New England and studied at Paier School of Art in New Haven. He then returned to Minnesota, completing his studies at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Larson spent his early career in pastel and charcoal portraiture in New Orleans and throughout the US, then moved to Southern California where his work evolved into dreamlike abstract pastels of soft yet vivid colors.
Eventually, however, Larson's deep love and respect for Native American and other aboriginal cultures led him to add petroglyph and primitive art to his works, and to make his house in the Southwest. He now resides in Cave Creek, Arizona. Many of Larson's paintings can be viewed in the lobbies of prestigious office buildings, museums, and fine art galleries throughout the world. He has won numerous art awards, and his artwork has appeared prominently in national media too numerous to mention.
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| Estimate | $2,700 - $3,000 |
| Starting Bid | $2,250 |
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