Rea N. Redifer
"We can ask and ask but can never get
back what once seemed ours forever" ... J. L. Carr
Many times, in a wry sort of way, I
think of painting as a form of that asking; an attempt to evoke the
fleeting moments of the life we have lived. Those moments can never
be defined they can only be hinted at for ... "what once seemed ours
forever" was our innocent wonder. ... perhaps a crow at dusk, a tree
in winter, magnolias in the evening or even a moment of tragedy in
the skies over Passchendaele in 1917 ... compelling moments and the
feelings they evoke.
I try to touch upon those feelings.
Rea N. Redifer June 10, 1933 - May 12, 2008
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As
the years pass, I become ever more fascinated with the American Myth.
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One Man Exhibitions American Realist Gallery Tokyo Museum Washington Art Gallery South Bend Art Museum International Art Gallery Baker Company Gallery Chadds Ford Gallery Chester County Art Association Widener College Kling Gallery Artworks Exhibitions American Watercolor Society National Traveling Exhibit Brandywine River Museum Philaelphia Art Alliance University of Delaware Rosewell Museum San Antionio Museum The Union League Part of the permanent collections: Brandywine River Museum Bank of Delaware Gettysburg College South Bend Art Center United States Air Force Blue Cross of Pennsylvania University of Delaware University of Notre Dame University of Indiana Rea Redifer Author: Plays The Last Waltz, 1989 The Prairie, 2005
Documentaries Island Funeral, PBS The Port, PBS A Broken Silence, PBS Thunder and Rain, Bicential Commision The Journey, Chester County Welcomes Thee The Maryland Hunt Cup, PBS The Colonial Hunt Cup, PBS Deery Meeting Farm The Lost Village of Allaire
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