Dean Richardson American, 1931-2020
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Dean RichardsonMel Ott, c. 1990watercolor and gouache on paper25 x 19.5 inches
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Dean RichardsonTyger, 2011oil on linen19.75 x 23.75 inches
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Dean RichardsonLooking for Crazy Horse 5, 2005watercolor and gouache on mylar20 x 16.5 inches
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Dean RichardsonApache Camp, 2004oil on linen54 x 60 inches
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Dean RichardsonScouting Party I, 2002oil on linen42 x 52 inches
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Dean RichardsonWestern Landscape with Horseman, 2002oil on linen20 x 16 inches
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Dean RichardsonRainforest I, 1998oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonScarlett Macaw, 1997oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonBlack All Stars 1939, 1996oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonCamp on the Missouri , 1996oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonBaseball Series: Wahoo Sam Crawford, Detroit Tigers 1909, 1995oil on linen20 x 16 inches
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Dean RichardsonChico in the Forest, 1995oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonShaman, 1995oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonChief Gall, 1991oil on canvas16 x 20 inches
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Dean RichardsonBaseball Series: Hack Wilson, 1990oil on canvas14 x 11 inches
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Dean RichardsonCrazy Horse Disappearing 2, 1989oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonHigh Back Canoe, 1989oil on linen20 x 26 inches
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Dean RichardsonJohn Chapman in Ohio, 1987oil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonElephant at Water Holeoil on linen20 x 24 inches
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Dean RichardsonSea Sideoil on linen20 x 24 inches
Dean Richardson studied at prestigious institutions including the Newark Academy of Fine Arts, Newark, New Jersey; Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI; Brooklyn Museum School, Brooklyn, NY; and Hochschule fur Bildende Kunst, Berlin, Germany. Exhibitions of his work have been shown at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY; The Newport Art Museum, Newport, RI; and the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA. Throughout his career he received a Max Beckman Memorial Scholarship to the Brooklyn Museum School (1956-57); a Fulbright Scholarship, Berlin, Germany (1957-58); a Guggenheim Fellowship (1962); and a Mellon Grant (1986).
Notable collections include the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY; Fuller Craft Museum (formerly Brockton Art Museum), Brockton, MA; the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Cooperstown, NY; and the Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland, ME; among others.