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Sean White, The Bird Feeder

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  1. Staircase Cliff by Sean White, Image 1.

    Sean White

    Staircase Cliff, 2026

    Mixed Media

    12 x 9 in

  2. The Goldfinch by Sean White, Image 2.

    Sean White

    The Goldfinch, 2026

    Paper on paper

    8.5 x 11 in

    $250

  3. WAAH by Sean White, Image 1.

    Sean White

    WAAH, 2025

    Paper on paper

    13 x 13 in

    $600

  4. Tap Tap Tap by Sean White, Image 1.

    Sean White

    Tap Tap Tap, 2024

    Paper on paper

    18 x 24 in

    $1,800

  5. White Water Sound by Sean White, Image 1.

    Sean White

    White Water Sound, 2024

    Paper on paper

    18 x 16 in

    $1,200

  6. Untitled by Timothy Weinmeister, Image 1.

    Timothy Weinmeister

    Untitled

    Ink On Paper

    $65

  7. Untitled by Timothy Weinmeister, Image 1.

    Timothy Weinmeister

    Untitled

    Ballpoint pen, Colored Pencil

    9.5 x 9 in

    $50

  8. Wizard Tree by Timothy Weinmeister, Image 1.

    Timothy Weinmeister

    Wizard Tree

    Ballpoint pen

    11 x 8.5 in

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About the artist

Sean White

Sean J. White blends the storytelling principles of comic books and graphic novels with Modernist theories of harmony in line and color articulated by Bauhauslers such as Wassily Kandinsky and Josef Albers. His typically figurative works model the picture plane in rich layers that evoke questions concerning space and perception. He uses the work to explore and give meaning to existence and awareness thereof.
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