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John Wilde

Adam Hallowell

Art History
John Wilde Gallery Paper

Well walking through the gallery the only piece that stood out to me was John

Wilde's piece "A Tribute to the Rubber Stamp #7" a silver point on paper. The piece

itself has a very simple composition that contains a hand coming into the page from the

left side about about a third of the way up the page. The arm has a shirt on with a

pinstripe jacket over it. On the right side of the page is a six banded armadillo with a

snail with wings. These animals are placed in the right third of the page. Behind the

hand is very light mountain forms that peaks right above the hand and slowly slopes

down to pretty much the center of the page and flows fairly flat and parallel with the

hand. The mountains are the only thing with a sense of color in the piece, they are washed

with a......


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Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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