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5 Hot Lots Coming to Auction in October

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Their functional simplicity gave carvers unlimited freedom to use their imaginations when making these pieces, and as such, the styles, subjects, and materials used differ widely, making them highly collectible. Throughout his career, Hunt used modern methods and industrial materials to sculpt organic forms. 7,300-$10,000 USD).

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Exploring the Influence of Zen Philosophy on Art and Design

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It’s the Zen influence of asymmetry (fukinsei) that’s perhaps most apparent throughout the history of art and can be seen in paintings from Caravaggio to van Gogh. This approach has had a lasting effect, as modern architects Tadao Ando and Frank Lloyd Wright have both incorporated Zen principles in their designs.

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American Folk Art: Celebrating the Creativity and Craftsmanship of Everyday Artisans 

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Everyday Artistry American folk art is remarkably varied, an element that makes the field all the more captivating because these forms and techniques are often informed by regional traditions and materials. Natural Materials Many examples of American folk art also rely upon organic media. Sold for $431.25

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American Folk Art: Celebrating the Creativity and Craftsmanship of Everyday Artisans 

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Everyday Artistry American folk art is remarkably varied, an element that makes the field all the more captivating because these forms and techniques are often informed by regional traditions and materials. Natural Materials Many examples of American folk art also rely upon organic media. Sold for $431.25

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The Essential Guide to Minimalist Art: 10 Artists Who Mastered the Art of Simplicity

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Ryman worked with white and variations of whiteness throughout his career, and he was often classified as a Minimalist, but he preferred to be known as a Realist, as he was uninterested in creating illusions and preferred to present materials at their face value. Dan Flavin (1933–1996) Dan Flavin, Untitled (To Fredericka and Ian).