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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Deborah Remington, Euros III, 1984

Euros III, 1984

Graphite, acrylic red crayon & mixed media on paper
30 x 22 in
76.2 x 56 cm

Exhibitions

Adams-Middleton Gallery, Dallas, TX, May 17 - June 23, 1984 (Solo).

Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco, CA, September 26 - October 20, 1984 (Solo).

Ianuzzi Gallery, Phoenix, AZ, March 4 - March 30, 1985 (Solo).

Gallery at Greenville, DE, November 2 - November 30, 1985 (Solo).

Deborah Remington: A Life in Drawing, Parrasch Heijnen Gallery, LA, October 15 - November 26, 2016.

Literature

Donohoe, Victoria. “Abstractions of a Painter Whose Work Stands Apart.” Philadelphia Inquirer, November 15, 1985, sec. F, 39.

Watson, Carol A. “Her Art Comes from Around the World.” Philadelphia Inquirer, November 17, 1985, 3-N.

Beaudin, Victoria. “Artist’s Style Has Completed Cycle from Abstract to New Abstract.” Scottsdale (AZ) Daily Progress, March 20, 1985, 23–24.

Walton, Kelly. “Deborah Remington: One of America’s Leading Painters Explains It All for You.” City Life (Phoenix Newspapers, Phoenix, AZ), March 27, 1985: 30.

Kutner, Janet. “‘Viewpoints’ Highly Individual.” Dallas Morning News, October 5, 1976, 19A.

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