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Dixie Hampson Durham AUCTION RECORDS
1913 Fort Smith, Arkansas - 2010. Known for: Figural, landscape, animal.
The Artist and Her Home . Turn off the old river road a few miles east of Wilson, Arkansas and you come to a small shady grove snuggled against the levee. Here, under the brooding cottonwoods, are... Read full biography
The Artist and Her Home . Turn off the old river road a few miles east of Wilson, Arkansas and you come to a small shady grove snuggled against the levee. Here, under the brooding cottonwoods, are three buildings---the Nodena Archaeological Museum, a weathered log stockade and an old-fashioned farm... Read full biography
The Artist and Her Home . Turn off the old river road a few miles east of Wilson, Arkansas and you come to a small shady grove snuggled against the levee. Here, under the brooding cottonwoods, are three buildings---the Nodena Archaeological Museum, a weathered log stockade and an old-fashioned farm house. These venerable structures seem to have retreated to this haven as if to make a final stand against the encroachments of a modern age---one in which the mighty farm tractors at their spring... Read full biography
The Artist and Her Home . Turn off the old river road a few miles east of Wilson, Arkansas and you come to a small shady grove snuggled against the levee. Here, under the brooding cottonwoods, are three buildings---the Nodena Archaeological Museum, a weathered log stockade and an old-fashioned farm house. These venerable structures seem to have retreated to this haven as if to make a final stand against the encroachments of a modern age---one in which the mighty farm tractors at their spring plowing irreverently stir the bones of mound-dwelling Indians buried a thousand years ago. Here, on the fringes of antiquity, is the home and studio of Dixie Hampson Durham. And what a spot for an artist! The broad Mississippi River across the levee,... Read full biography
The Artist and Her Home . Turn off the old river road a few miles east of Wilson, Arkansas and you come to a small shady grove snuggled against the levee. Here, under the brooding cottonwoods, are three buildings---the Nodena Archaeological Museum, a weathered log stockade and an old-fashioned farm house. These venerable structures seem to have retreated to this haven as if to make a final stand against the encroachments of a modern age---one in which the mighty farm tractors at their spring plowing irreverently stir the bones of mound-dwelling Indians buried a thousand years ago. Here, on the fringes of antiquity, is the home and studio of Dixie Hampson Durham. And what a spot for an artist! The broad Mississippi River across the levee, the wild wooded bottomlands, lush fields dotted with the faded board shacks of the farm hands, decrepit old barns... Read full biography
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeFour black children fishing from bridge, three dogs also on bridge
Dixie Hampson Durham Auction: 05/09/2009 - 5/10/2009Lot: 317Subscribe or get free alerts
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