DAVID E. GARRISON 1970'S FRENCH CONTE CRAYON ORIGINAL HORSE & RIDER PAINTING SOLD

SOLD David Garrison is the artist of this original painting/drawing of horse and rider created in the 1970's. 

Purchased out of a private collection, this painting is a representation of one of David's earlier works

done in Conte Crayon from France. This measures 36 1/2"H x 46 1/4"W x 1 5/8"D currently as framed.

YOUR CONTE CRAYON DRAWING:

"Conte Crayon is an old medium imported from France and comes only in earth tones.  I have developed

my own techniques in using Conte' and it has proved to be very effective.  The drawing is done on a panel

of masonite with a Gesso base.  I then do the drawing, after which it is sprayed with a strong fixative to

protect the finish.  This drawing is very durable and can be cleaned with a mild soap and water when necessary. 

"The versatility in framing my Conte's is unique, as some are framed under glass, but still have the protection

of those framed without glass."  David E. Garrison.
David Garrison born in Jacksonville Illinois has lived in many states now settled part time in Iowa,where he

teaches part time pastel and oil workshops, and lives part time in France. Considered to be a master in pastels

and oils, he has exhibited in major Galleries and Museums across the US and Europe,studied four years at the

American Academy of Art in Chicago. When speaking to David, he suggested we sell this for $3500. We are selling

this painting for a minimum of $2900.net so we have already applied a discount to this painting.

We have just this month put a new frame on this painting so now it is even more beautiful.

This does not include shipping, that will be additional.
Thanks for looking!