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Visual Language Magazine Contemporary Fine ARt Vol 4 No 3 March 2015

Visual Language Magazine Contemporary Fine Art Vol 4 No 3 March 2015 features American Artist Robert Duncan, Mary Jane Q Cross, Canadian Artist David Francis, Barbara Rudolph, and South African Artist Sabine Barbar. This issues features figurative, Landscape and Realism. Visual Language is the common connection around the world for art expressed through every media and process. The artists connect through their creativity to the viewers by both their process as well as their final piece. No interpreters are necessary because Visual Language Magazine crosses all boundaries.

Visual Language Magazine Contemporary Fine Art Vol 4 No 3 March 2015 features American Artist Robert Duncan, Mary Jane Q Cross, Canadian Artist David Francis, Barbara Rudolph, and South African Artist Sabine Barbar. This issues features figurative, Landscape and Realism.

Visual Language is the common connection around the world for art expressed through every media and process. The artists connect through their creativity to the viewers by both their process as well as their final piece. No interpreters are necessary because Visual Language Magazine crosses all boundaries.

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Robert Duncan<br />

Painting the joys in life.<br />

Robert Duncan was born in Salt Lake City in 1952<br />

and grew up in a large family of ten children. He<br />

spent the summers helping his grandparents on<br />

their 10,000 acre cattle ranch in Wyoming. The<br />

Green River ran through their land from its source<br />

high in the Rocky Mountains. It was surrounded<br />

by beautiful open country and he fell in love with<br />

the rural lifestyle. He drew constantly from the age<br />

of five, and when he was eleven, his grandmother<br />

gave him his first set of paints and paid for three<br />

oil painting lessons. He studied art at the University<br />

of Utah and had worked as a commercial artist<br />

before his full-time dedication to the fine art of the<br />

American West.<br />

Robert has traveled extensively throughout his career<br />

to visit museums and study the great artists<br />

he admires. His travels have included journeys to<br />

Russia, Scandanavia, many trips to Europe, and<br />

frequent trips to the East Coast and Canada. Robert<br />

was elected into the Cowboy Artists of America<br />

at 29 years of age and won two silver medals in<br />

their annual exhibition at the Phoenix Art Museum.<br />

The Cowboy Artists of America is the most respected<br />

organization in Western American Art. After five<br />

and half years with the Cowboy Artists, Robert<br />

decided to resign in order to put less emphasis<br />

on western art and devote more time to painting<br />

his family, friends and the beautiful countryside of<br />

Midway and the Heber Valley, UT. Duncan has<br />

shown his original paintings for over 30 years with<br />

Trailside Galleries in Scottsdale, Arizona and Jackson,<br />

Wyoming. He has been invited to numerous<br />

shows around the country including the Masters of<br />

the American West Exhibition at the Autry National<br />

Center, The Great American Artists Show in Cincinnati,<br />

and numerous others. Robert’s print and<br />

posters were carried for many years by New York<br />

Graphic Society in New York City.<br />

Wanting more control over his own work Robert<br />

created his publishing company Robert Duncan<br />

Studios, that now publishes and distributes all of<br />

his Limited Edition Prints, Posters, Art Cards, and<br />

Calendars. His work is carried in galleries, frame<br />

shops and gift stores across the US, Canada, Europe<br />

and New Zealand. Robert and his wife Linda<br />

have six children. They, along with a lively assortment<br />

of animals, live in the small town of Midway<br />

in northern Utah.<br />

http://www.robertduncanstudios.com/<br />

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