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    • RICHARD TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Sep. 29, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $400 - $600

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) 1978 Signed lower left and dated 1-78, signed again verso. The work does not display this brightly in person. Canvas measures 44.5 x 46.5 with a frame of 45.5 x 47.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Sep. 29, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $400 - $600

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) 1971 Signed lower left and dated 5-71, signed again verso, the frame made by the artist. The work does not display this brightly in person. Canvas measures 38 x 42, frame is 45 x 49 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Sep. 29, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $400 - $500

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) 1971 Signed lower right and dated 4-71, signed again verso. The work does not display this brightly in person. Canvas measures 33.75 x 44.75 with a frame of 34.5 x 45.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $200 - $300

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) A Crossing 2002 Signed lower right and dated 4-02, titled verso 'A Crossing.' Canvas measures 24 x 28, frame is 27.75 x 32 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $200 - $300

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) A Winter Day 2006 Signed lower left and dated 1-06, titled verso 'A Winter Day.' Canvas measures 16 x 18 inches with no frame. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $300 - $500

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) Falling Leaves 2004 Signed lower right and dated 10-04, titled verso 'Falling Leaves.' Canvas measures 24 x 20, frame is 29.5 x 25.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $300 - $600

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) Untitled 2009 Signed lower right and dated 1-09. The canvas measures 16 x 20 inches, no frame. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $300 - $600

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) A Woodland Path 2002 Signed lower left and dated 8-02, titled verso 'A Woodland Path.' Canvas measures 22 x 20 inches with no frame. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $400 - $800

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) A High Wind Circa 1975 Signed lower left front and verso 'Turner' with the title 'A High Wind.' Displayed in frame made by the artist. Richard Turner was an enigmatic artist and antique dealer who lived his entire life on the family farm near Greenridge, Missouri, but for the time he spent at The Kansas City Art Institute off-and on throughout the 1970s, after which he produced a series of abstract compositions - including the painting offered here. He wouldn't paint again for forty years, when in the early 21st century he suddenly began producing skillfully rendered, impressionist landscapes of rural Missouri scenes. Examples of these compositions are included in this catalog as well. Canvas measures 42 x 52, the frame is 48 x 53.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $400 - $800

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) Untitled Circa 1975 Signed lower right front and verso 'Turner.' Displayed in frame made by the artist. Richard Turner was an enigmatic artist and antique dealer who lived his entire life on the family farm near Greenridge, Missouri, but for the time he spent at The Kansas City Art Institute off-and on throughout the 1970s, after which he produced a series of abstract compositions - including the painting offered here. He wouldn't paint again for forty years, when in the early 21st century he suddenly began producing skillfully rendered, impressionist landscapes of rural Missouri scenes. Examples of these compositions are included in this catalog as well. Canvas measures 39.5 x 51.5, the frame is 41 x 53 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $500 - $700

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) Cedars 2003 Signed lower right and dated 2-03, titled verso 'Cedars.' Canvas measures 22 x 25, frame is 30.75 x 33.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 01, 2018

      RICHARD TURNER (MISSOURI, 1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $600 - $800

      Richard Turner (1935-2012) An untitled abstract composition. 1975 Signed lower left front and dated 11-75, signed 'Turner' verso. Displayed in frame made by the artist. Richard Turner was an enigmatic artist and antique dealer who lived his entire life on the family farm near Greenridge, Missouri, but for the time he spent at The Kansas City Art Institute off-and on throughout the 1970s, after which he produced a series of abstract compositions - including the painting offered here. He wouldn't paint again for forty years, when in the early 21st century he suddenly began producing skillfully rendered, impressionist landscapes of rural Missouri scenes. Examples of these compositions are included in this catalog as well. Canvas measures 30 x 36, frame is 31 x 37 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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    • RICHARD DEAN TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 09, 2017

      RICHARD DEAN TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Richard Turner (1935 - 2012 Missouri) Titled 'Scenario.' Oil on Canvas. Circa 1972. Canvas measures 30 x 36 inches. Frame 31.25 x 37.25 inches, made by the artist. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist's estate.

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    • RICHARD DEAN TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS
      Jun. 09, 2017

      RICHARD DEAN TURNER (1935-2012) OIL ON CANVAS

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Richard Turner (1935 - 2012) 'Fall Landscape' Oil on Canvas Signed lower right Dated 2004 Canvas measures 20 x 17 inches, the frame 24.5 x 22 inches. Pictured page 81 of 'The Oak Street Mansion: The History, Art and Sculpture of Kansas City's Small Art Hotel', Roland Sabates. 2013. A copy of the book is included. Richard Turner lived nearly all his life on the family farm near Green Ridge, Missouri just west of Sedalia. A very quiet and gentle man, he was also very private yet friendly. He had a very active mind and was extremely capable. His creative energy was directed in many different ways. Of all the things he created, the paintings from his later years are the most curious. Not for their style, content or composition - all of which are extremely noteworthy - but for their sudden appearance in his life. Though extremely gifted as an artist, it appears that Richard's production as an artist was nearly non-existent for the years between 1973 and 2003. Of those 30 years very little is known about his mind-set regarding the creation of art, and it appears that few works of art were created by him. Richard attended the Kansas City Art Institute in the early 1970s and produced a number of very capable works of abstraction. A collection of these canvases from the early 70s were found in his estate upon his passing. They sold at the country auction held on the family farm with limited promotion but for prices as high as $3000. Thirty years after the production of these abstract compositions a series of impressionist oils suddenly appear. The sudden appearance of these well-constructed Missouri landscapes and their impetus are a part of Richard that will forever remain a mystery, much like his quiet, private lifestyle. Looking back, there was always a touch of melancholy to Richard's demeanor. This isn't to say that nearly every conversation didn't include laughter, they almost always did. But like his late-in-life series of impressionist paintings there was also a somberness at times. For instance, lot 31 in this sale, or the painting of the wild rose bush blooming near his home (private collection) or the landscape with blooming redbud trees ( see page 108 The History, Art and Sculpture of Kansas City's Small Art Hotel', Roland Sabates. 2013.); blue sky and sunshine were never a part of these later canvases, regardless of season. No examples with actual sunshine can be found. Landscapes where the sky is visible are overhung with a low grey sky or a high cloudy ceiling. Spring and summer scenes of woodland paths through the trees with their beautiful painterly touches of confident color indicate to the viewer through their plein air light and summer shadows that the sun is shining brightly, but no sun or blue sky can actually be seen through the canopy of leaves. Mystery will forever remain a real part of what Richard left us. Why he did endeavor to paint again, why he waited so long to paint again, and wondering what feelings he felt most will all be left for us to ponder as his skillful paintings are discovered in the coming years. All we can know for certain is the sure and delicate way in which he could build a stunning landscape, one confident touch of the brush at a time.

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