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Myths: Large & Medium Oil Paintings |
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The Immortality of Youth
Ray M Hershberger H46" x W64"
Date: 1993
Private Collection
#MLO-75
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The Diversion of Art and Music
Ray M Hershberger H64" x W46"
Date: 1993
$3200
#MLO - 76
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Loneliness and CompanionshipRay M Hershberger
H64" x W46"
Date: 1993
Private Collection
#MLO-74
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The New Act
H24" x W30"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-73
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Strike: Satyr, Dog, & Snake
Ray M Hershberger H30" x W24"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-72
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Introductions
H24" x W30"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-71
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The New Friend
H30" x W24"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-70
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Domestication
H30" x W24"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-69
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Choosing Work over Freedom
Ray M Hershberger H20" x W24"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-68
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Senior Years
H24" x W30"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-67
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Like Grendel
Ray M Hershberger H30" x W24"
Date: 1993
Private Collection
#MLO-66
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Over There
H30" x W24"
Date:1993
$1400
#MLO-65
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Pals
H24" x W30"
Date: 1993
$1400
#MLO-64
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People always ask why I did this series. It is not like most of my work. Some of the origin might be from a "mid-life crisis" but there are other reasons. I've always been attracted to images that combine conflicting ideas. Here, the satyrs, creatures that represent our most basic and natural impulses, are often shown in tamer situations. It's the conflict between freedom and security. Other reasons are: a lifelong fascination with mythology, the drawings of Picasso and Matisse, and a desire to explore more imaginary subjects. Ray M Hershberger
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