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Terry St John

Terry St. John (Born 1934) is active/lives in California.  Terry St John is known for Figurative, landscape-abstraction.

A painter of large-scale landscapes, Terry St. John does semi-abstract work that shows a delight in vibrant hues and bold swaths with the brush.  Favorite colors have been Fauve reds, blues, purples and greens. Often figures appear in the landscape.

He grew up in Berkeley, California, and has maintained a studio in Oakland for many years. In the mid 1970s, he became a plein-air painter, going on many excursions with Lundy Siegriest, a noted Bay Area artist of the California out-of-doors movement of the 1920s and 30s. From Siegriest, he adopted the dictum, "keep it simple."

He has worked on site at the Berkeley marina, in the Napa Valley, and on Mount Diablo.

Source:
Andrew Long, "Keep on Truckin", Art & Antiques, March 1999   ...  [Displaying 781 of 1522 characters.]  Artist bio

Artist auction records

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