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From Museum of Outdoor Arts

  1. Section Divided by Chandler Romeo, Image 1.

    Chandler Romeo

    Section Divided, 2013

    Ceramic

  2. American Economics Down-Greed-Gotcha-House by Darryl Pottorf, Image 1.

    Darryl Pottorf

    American Economics Down-Greed-Gotcha-House, 2011

    Mixed Media

    82 x 60.5 x 20 in

  3. Long House (model) by MOS Architects, Image 1.

    MOS Architects

    Long House (model), c. 2010

  4. Element House (model) by MOS Architects, Image 1.

    MOS Architects

    Element House (model), c. 2010

  5. White Cream Goblet Form by Ursula Morley Price, Image 1.

    Ursula Morley Price

    White Cream Goblet Form, 2006

    stoneware

    12 in

  6. Water Spirit Taking Child by Taylor Nkomo, Image 1.

    Taylor Nkomo

    Water Spirit Taking Child, 2006

    waterspring stone

    18 x 8 in

  7. Wing by David Nash, Image 1.

    David Nash

    Wing, 2001

    oak

    59 x 6 x 12 in

  8. The Rauschenberg Visual Autobiography Triptych Print by Robert Rauschenberg, Image 3.

    Robert Rauschenberg

    The Rauschenberg Visual Autobiography Triptych Print, 1968

    photolithograph on paper

    66.125 x 48.75 in

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About the artist

Joseph Raffael

1933-2021

If art imitates nature, then Joseph Raffael searches for the connection between the reality set before him and the emotion it projects within him as an artist. From a young age, Joseph Raffael considered nature to be his “most faithful companion.” His fascination with landscape is obvious in this composition. This high contrast painting explores the artist’s rendition of spring, and explores the fluidity of nature and the stark conflicts that naturally occur. White cherry blossoms are set upon a stark black background, and display the artist’s skills as one of today’s most talented realist painters. Raffael studied art at Cooper Union and Yale University. He currently lives and works in California.
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