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| 1.)
Barton Road 3079,
2001,
oil on canvas,
17.5 x 22,
$1,550.00
SOLD
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| 2.)
Behind Bob's 3078,
2001,
oil on canvas,
13 x 14,
$1,300.00
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Irrigation Pond
2867, 2000,
oil on canvas,
17x18,
$1,600.00
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| 4.)
Laura Bell McKinney's,
2001,
oil on canvas,
15 x 29,
$1,950.00
framed
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McMorris's 2738,
1999,
oil on canvas,
16 x 18,
$1,400.00
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North Hebran Farm 3076,
1998,
oil on canvas,
20.5 x 20.5,
$1,600.00
SOLD
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| 7.)
Requiem
for the Disenchanted Farmer 3000,
2001,
oil on canvas,
14 x 15,
$1,700.00
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Shadow of Ripe Corn 3081,
2002,
oil on canvas,
9 x 21.5,
$1,200.00
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The Last Cows 3073,
2001,
oil on canvas,
12 x 18,
$1,400.00
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West Rupert Bridge 3074,
2001,
oil on canvas,
15.5 x 16.5,
$1,550.00
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White Creek Valley 3075,
1999,
oil on canvas,
16 x 17.5,
$1,500.00
SOLD
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Mettawee River
2654,
1999,
oil on linen,
19 x 26.5,
$1,850.00
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| 13.)
Orchard In Bloom
3158, 2001,
oil on linen,
14 x 26.5,
$1,600.00 |
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The Yellow Court House
3155, 2002,
oil on linen,
14 x 14,
$1,400.00 |
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West Hebron 2241,
2000,
oil on linen,
20.5 x 17,
$1,500.00 |
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Woody Hill 3159,
2002,
oil on linen,
17 x 21,
$1,550.00 |
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Harry Orlyk Biography
| Harry Orlyk
works out of the back of his van, recording the landscape around his home in Salem, New
York, and in so doing offers a journey into the serenity of the American countryside. Orlyk uses a free-spirited
style with thick strokes of paint that glisten as if in motion. Orlyk is driven to paint everyday no matter what the
weather. His thick overalls are covered in paint accumulated over the countless hours spent outside capturing
the beauty of neighboring silos, farmhouses and farm equipments. There is no struggle between man and
nature in Orlyk's paintings; all is harmonious, productive and beautiful-rural America at its finest.
Artist Harry
Orlyk: "A quarter century of painting has been an act of the imagination to determine who and
what I am with respect to the earth and sky. Process, rather than product oriented, searching for the daily
painting, has become a way of living in relationship with the earth. To become a human being, a part of nature
rather than someone separate observing it from the outside, like hunter-gathers, I am led from one opportunity to
the next, being directed by seasonal stages. The relationship has become the trust I give it to show me where
my next painting will be. Each painting entails facing a swath of creation and observing something of its story,
become a long log of small truths."
Harry Orlyk was born in Troy, NY in 1947. He received his M.F.A. in 1974 from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. He also received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1995.
Recent Selected Exhibitions
| Solo Exhibitions
2001
Southern Vermont Art Center Gallery, Manchester, VT
The Arts Center of the Capital Region, Troy, NY
2000
B.Beamesderfer Gallery, Highland Park, NJ
Red Newt Gallery, Hector, NY
Valley Artisans Market, Cambridge, NY
Ginofor Gallery, Cambridge, NY
1999
Haydon Gallery, Nebraska Art Association, Lincoln, NE
Light on the Land, Red Newt Gallery, Hector, NY |
Group Exhibitions
2001
New Artists' Show, Gross McCleaf Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
A Case for No Space, White Creek Gallery, Salem, NY
Landscapes here and Now, Gallery 100, Saratoga Springs, NY
Red Newt Gallery, Hector, NY
2000
In the Eye of the Beholder, Terrence Rogers Fine Art, Santa Monica, CA
Union College, Troy, NY
Red Newt Gallery, Hector, NY |
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