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LIVE PAINTING ACRYLIC AND INK ON CANVAS (100% FULLY DONATED) ED ANDERSON

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LIVE PAINTING ACRYLIC AND INK ON CANVAS (100% FULLY DONATED) ED ANDERSON
During the week of January 14-19th you will be able to contact Auction Support at 406-404-8765.
LIVE PAINTING ACRYLIC AND INK ON CANVAS
(100% FULLY DONATED)
ED ANDERSON
P: 208.724.6991
E: ande2114@icloud.com
W: EdAndersonArt.com
DONATION: Wild Sheep Foundation has been excited to have Gray’s Sporting Journal cover artist, Ed Anderson here during the show. Ed’s work has been featured by Sporting Classics, Realtree, the Drake, Nissan, Filson and many others. His journal stories have gained international recognition and become the basis for the pieces. This “Sheep Show” he has presented a tale of a 2018 hunt and worked it into this large-scale painting while in Reno.
Ed Anderson is a contemporary fine artist and former Air Force officer transplanted to the mountains of Idaho from Minneapolis. His style has evolved from a lifetime with art and architecture. Bold lines and bright colors have come to define his compositions.

Most days you can find Ed in his home studio overlooking the Boise River on the eastern edge of town. It is an experience. You can usually find him painting to blaring music or beating the strings on an acoustic guitar. Probably you’ll catch spirited twin daughters running in an out. In fact, if you do visit and it’s quiet, it probably means he’s off somewhere exploring in his Jackson kayak with his Boykin Spaniel, Mootie.
Ed strives to catalog Americana. His subjects are derived from vast experience in the outdoors, where Ed spends much of his time. Additionally, his extensive travels push him to investigate things unique to his country. Today he may be working on a landscape at his No Business Lodge, or be on the flats in Florida trying to chase down a Tarpon for a photo. Tomorrow he could be in the chutes sketching the moment a bull tears out with a rider on his back. Then again, you could find him in the mountains, bugling in an elk to 25 yards. No matter where he may be, Ed is trying to capture his experience with his gestural style.
VALUE: $10,000