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Richard T Scott

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Three flames flicker in the wind, but three have lost their light. The dusk so dimly blooms in haze, while whithering to the night. Forever in a glance, she looks, for love is always new. In misspent hearts, forgotten books, and saccharin lines of dew. This moment all there ever is, she does not know we stare. With lust and fear, forever now and now forever there. From ash they say that we were born, to ash we will return. Our breath and smoke may greet the moon, our bones become the loam and loom, eternity your every noon. For ashes never yearn

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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:8 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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Working between New York and Paris, Richard T Scott is known for his post-contemporary figurative paintings and his writing on aesthetic theory. Richard designs coins and medals for the U.S. mint. His work is part of collections worldwide such as the Georgia Museum of Art, the New Britain Museum of American Art, MEAM, the Museum of Contemporary Art Sicily, former British Arts Minister Alan Howarth of Newport, Prince Morad El Hattab, and Robert C. Kennedy Ph.D. and has exhibited at Le Grand Palais in Paris, Palazzo Cini in Venice, the Museum of New Art in Detroit. "Whether it is in his portraits, his compositions, or either still in his interiors, Richard T. Scott always tries to produce, on his spectators, a certain effect of strangeness, or at least, something like a feeling of longing. That's why, maybe, his compositions are populated for the greater part with mirrors in which appear, not simply beings just like those who face us - but of real spectres having the function to destabilize our glance while giving the fourth dimension for us to see" - by Frederic Charles Baitinger, Critic, Artension Join my mailing list!: http://tinyurl.com/cphhs7s

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