Art/Jewelry
3 T.J. Walton Limited Edition Tiles
- Item Number
- 406
- Estimated Value
- 135 USD
- Sold
- 320 USD to Live Event Bidder
- Number of Bids
- 1 - Bid History
Item Description
TJ Walton has lived and painted fulltime in Provincetown since 1989.
Walton has garnered a following and strong reputation for being at the forefront of a new movement of self-taught artists who prefer to learn by trial and error – self guided rather than be influenced by a “school of art.”
To some it is of no surprise that Walton is going in this direction. Provincetown has played host and home to some of the most famous modernists in history, including Hans Hoffman, Pat and Nano de Groot and Motherwell, to name just a few. Maybe their ghosts have found host in her abilities or perhaps she is simply ahead of the resurging zeitgeist of modernism. When your work gets howled at from a passenger in a moving car on a cold January night, you can take warmth in knowing you have driven a knife through the heart of the past, including comfortable paintings, even if those paintings are your own.
- Steve Lyons, Boston Spirit Magazine
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