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Nov202011
Painting of the Day, November 20, 2011

By Donna Poulton
“I am still convinced that a literal naturalistic painting can still satisfy the passions of an intellectual mind.” Clyde Aspevig
Montana artist, Clyde Aspevig was first introduced to painting when bedridden from a horse-riding accident. He lists John Singer Sargent, Anders Zorn, and Winslow Homer as artist he studies and aspires to. His large-scale work Winter Glow is a luminescent example of the simplicity, pattern and pulse he finds in nature.
Credit: © Clyde Aspevig
Clyde Aspevig, Winter Glow, c. 1910, oil on canvas, 48 x 48 in.
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