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Valoy Eaton

Valoy Eaton (Born 1938) is active/lives in Utah.  Valoy Eaton is known for Landscape, western figure-genre.

Regional landscape painter Valoy Eaton was born March 29, 1938, in Vernal, Utah. During the Depression, the family moved to Bingham for work in the Kennecott copper mine. When Valoy was five, the family returned to Vernal, where he first started experimenting with art.

During the next few years, Eaton continued to pursue his interest in art but without thinking of the pastime as a possible occupation. While wandering the fields around Vernal, spending time at his mother's home in La Point, and staying with his grandmother near the Uinta Mountains, Valoy grew to love the natural beauties of rural Utah.

In 1960, after graduation from Brigham Young University, where he studied art and played basketball on scholarship, Eaton moved to California, planning to study at the Art Center in Los Angeles. But a one-year waiting list sent Eaton and his wife back to Utah, where he got a job at Cyprus High School in Magna, Utah, as art teacher and coach. Painting at night, he returned   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 4668 characters.]  Artist bio

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