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by Monte Toon
$32.00
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The sailor, home from sea for a while sets his flat hat, scarf and name tags on the dresser. A sconce shell from a long ago friend sets beside the... more
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The sailor, home from sea for a while sets his flat hat, scarf and name tags on the dresser. A sconce shell from a long ago friend sets beside the hat. These are the pieces of my uniform, placed in position for this still life painting. I never wore the flat hat officially, however, it was part of my original Navy uniform issue in February 1959.
In 1969, Monte Toon began his career as a watercolorist. He credits the late Charles Sanderson of Wichita, Kansas, with setting him on his life-long path of watercolor painting. Sanderson inspired new approaches and techniques. Later, the works of Winslow Homer, Andrew Wyeth and Edward Hopper would influence Toon's work. More than 54 years experience has defined Toon's style in his exclusive use of watercolor. In 1991, a turning point occurred in Toon's work. Travels in Canada, New England and the east coast broadened his range of subject matter. By setting goals and directions of purpose, Monte enhanced and elevated his works to new heights resulting in numerous solo shows of merit. He refers to this change as a re-dedication to...
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