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Every small town has a hole-in-the-wall café where many of the locals hang out. While traveling thru southern Louisiana, I found this diner near the Atchafalaya Swamp. It was lunchtime and I stopped, hoping to get some real gumbo. As soon as I set foot inside, I knew I had to make a painting of thi...
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2023
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16 W x 12 H x 1.25 D in
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Dale Rayburn
United States
Individuals shaped and molded by life's joys as well as trials - individuals characterized by their permanence, by their ability to endure - it is these individuals who inhabit the artistic world of Dale Rayburn's art. Although the artistic world inhabited by these individuals is often portrayed as regional - as what many consider as "typically southern," Rayburn's work transcends regional boundaries and stereotypes in both its portrayal of universal human experiences and emotions. Furthermore, Rayburn's emphasis on line quality, on the interplay of positive space, of the characters he portrays - reflect the influence of such artists as Rembrandt, Thomas Eakins, and Edward Hopper. Born in Carriere, Mississippi, in 1942, Dale Rayburn considers himself fortunate that he is able to make a living doing what he loves most, yet he does not believe that he should compromise his artistic integrity by simply catering to the artistic whims of the moment. It is the work itself - being true to whatever idea which he wishes to portray - that is most important to him. As he noted "If my work is honest, it will have merit."
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