Arizona painter Duffy Sheridan's figures are photographic with an illustrator's concern for surface appearance and tightly-blended, minute detail rather than the traditional substance of fine art form. The artist is self-taught, having worked, as a youth, only with his father, who was interested in art. His Baha'i faith plays a significant role in his philosophy of art.
A traveler to unusual locales, Sheridan has lived in places as diverse as the Falkland Islands off the Argentine coast, (showing 500 of 1958 characters). |
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