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with all the details and these intricate chil-
dren are metaphors, created after reflecting
upon long periods of loneliness, and
artistic commitment.” Among his works is
Desde la Cima, which translates to “from
the top,” and depicts a young girl dressed
lavishly standing next to her dog. The artist
adds, “They whisper to the viewer anything
of human life is oblivious to me. I call them
The Disinherited of History.”
Spring Ahead... will be on view at the
gallery from March 9 through April 6.
RJD Gallery 2385 Main Street • Bridgehampton,
NY 11932 • (631) 725-1161 • http://www.rjdgallery.com
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Juan Béjar, Desde
la Cima, oil on
canvas, 18 x 15"
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Margo Selski, The
Duet, oil and beeswax
on canvas, 15 x 12"
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Lesley Thiel, The Fall,
oil on panel, 39 x 24"
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Jantina Peperkamp,
Mirror, oil on wood
panel, 11 x 11"
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Bryony Bensly,
Wishing Tree, oil on
canvas, 36 x 60"
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