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Two major rivers flow through Oregon, the Willamette and the Columbia, nourishing both farmland and industry along the way. It is along their banks that Daniel Robinson finds inspiration for his gorgeously rich oil paintings. Robinson's work is influenced by his study of European masters, and of artists such as Edward Hopper and Thomas Benton who depicted the fertile strength of the American landscape to such great effect. Robinson, too, has an amazing ability to convey an.
Type
Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date
[2004]
Call number
653219
Creator
Robinson, Daniel (1963-)(Opens in new tab)
ISBN
1590050894
9781590050897
Provenance
Gift of Daniel Greenberg and Susan Steinhauser, August 2020.
Dimensions
31 cm
Associated people
Berger, Brian,
Associated organization
Nazraeli Press,
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