Death and Oryx multi24 x 18 in. 2015 Oil on Panel Sandra Yagi was raised in suburban Denver Colorado, the oldest of a typical suburban middle class family. From an early age, she loved science, especially biology, and drawing. Yagi cites the following artists and providing inspiration and influence: Titian, Vesalius, Albinus, Caravaggio, Delacroix, Goya, Jerome Witkin, Bill Viola, Walton Ford, Masami Teraoka and William Kentridge. She has participated in several group
his work evokes the wonders and imagination that many of us abandoned in childhood
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I honestly feel as though I have already experienced three lives
Matilda befriends her teacher
The hare soon leaves the tortoise behind and
The flat logos on rusty cans and illustrations in men’s 1950's catalogs served as perfect test subjects for learning how to draw a simple image
Doing so brought back memories and for next few years he painted as much as he could
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She has a degree in Philosphy and a Ph
Painting for me is a great deal like that
shows in local galleries
his curiosity developed into an obsession about the imminent death of all creatures