Western Art Collector

Lost in the Landscape

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Up to 20 works

Trailside Galleries

130 E. Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001, (307) 733-3186 www.trailsideg­alleries.com

variety of edge work and surface.” Ironically, while the hues in Moore’s paintings are spot-on, the artist himself is color blind. “Being color blind brings me a good deal of correction from other people. As I receive and apply the correction, I find that I can simply add more pieces of a certain hue so that it shifts the dominant hue. If the mass is too intense I can lay neutrals on top to adjust the saturation. It’s like a math equation where the summation of the parts can be adjusted to equal the desired answer,” he explains. Autumn Gold is bright and shimmering with aspens at the height of their fall transforma­tion, while Cool Summer Grove offers a multitude of green foliage and tree cover that subdues the harsh light of the summer sun.

“Robert Moore and I have never met, but I have been a longtime admirer of his work,” says Godfrey. “Stylistica­lly we are different, but in our love for the land we are kindred spirits.”

The exhibition will be on view in the gallery as well as online.

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 ??  ?? Top: Michael Godfrey, Light in the Valley, oil, 18 x 24”
Left: Robert Moore, Cool Summer Grove, oil, 60 x 72”
Top: Michael Godfrey, Light in the Valley, oil, 18 x 24” Left: Robert Moore, Cool Summer Grove, oil, 60 x 72”
 ??  ?? Michael Godfrey, Autumn Air, oil on canvas, 12 x 20”
Michael Godfrey, Autumn Air, oil on canvas, 12 x 20”
 ??  ?? Robert Moore, Autumn Gold, oil, 36 x 36”
Robert Moore, Autumn Gold, oil, 36 x 36”

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