by Dr. Avery Vaughan?
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ART OF THE LOUNGE
AHWAHNEEE HOTEL ⎔ BOG OAK ⎔ COOPER’S HAWK ⎔ GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULL ⎔ HOUND IN FIELD ⎔ IRISH SETTER ⎔ TATÂNGA MÂNÎ PORTRAIT
APPEARANCE
Seen first and only alongside Hound in Field and the Chief Walking Buffalo portrait, this painting of a red dog reclining in a snowy landscape bears resemblance only (in my research) to the works of Vaughan, a little-known contemporary and friend of Colville’s. And, from what I can see, a very kind and generous man. I said everything about this painting I had to say in the last section.
These two dog paintings hang directly across from two bird paintings.
Next art reference: Tatânga Mânî Portrait
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OTHER MAIN PAGES FOR SHINING ANALYSIS
THE MIRRORFORM ⎔ THE BEATLES ⎔ THE RUM AND THE RED
BACKGROUND ART ⎔ OVERLOOK PHOTOGRAPHS ⎔ GOLDEN SPIRALS
PHI GRIDS ⎔ PATTERNS ⎔ VIOLENCE AND INDIGENA ⎔ ABSURDITIES
THE STORY ROOM ⎔ ANIMAL SYMBOLS ⎔ THE ANNOTATED SHINING
EYE SCREAM 