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ABSTRACTIONS & ABSTRACT REALISM

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Abstractions employ natural forms of media such as forest floor findings, tack barn leathers, steel bits, horse hair, hoof trimmings, and bones found along the trail while riding, hiking or walking. Sometimes, it's a simple matter of piecing it all together on a substrate in line and form.
Artist Isabelle Truchon depicts a horse in abstract form in Gouache.

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$187.50

Study of Dark Horse in Gouache — $187.50

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$1,575

Shadows, Original — $1,625

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$2,400

Lost in The Forest II — $2,400
The horses ability to be so agile while galloping has always captivated me. The action is executed with such intense energy and grace. It's wild to watch them move their body forward by extending their neck and head as far reaching as possible followed by the lengthening motion of hind legs and arching front ones. Nothing beats the rhythm of four beating hooves!

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$112.50

Horse Galloping in Sienna — $112.50
Once Upon a Time represents a relic of peace and simplicity. Highly textured neutral tones created with paint, ink, charcoal and plaster adorn the canvas. The overall look and feel is soft yet powerful, stoic, and tender. Another favorite on Truchon's personal list.

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Once Upon a Time — $2,900

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$975

Fusion II — $975

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Into the Light — $10,600
Something that Matters is an impressive work measuring 9 feet high and 5 feet wide representing an abstracted tree form. Highly textured neutral tones created with paint, ink, charcoal and plaster adorn the canvas. The overall look and feel is soft yet powerful, stoic, and gentle, not unlike a work of Susan Rothenberg, a favorite on Truchon's contemporary artists list.

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$3,100

Something That Matters — $3,100

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Mark of Hearts — $2,100

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$975

Fusion — $975

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Core — $1,800

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$1,250

Tree in Ink — $1,250