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84" x 78" ship
Chief Hone Heke 36" x 40"
46" x 78"
Henry 24" x 36"
Tullio Campagnolo - detail of larger painting
Fausto Coppi - detail of larger painting
Joseph Magnini - detail of larger painting
Eddy Merckx - detail of larger painting
Ed Pasche
Felice Gimondi - detail of larger painting
"climbers" 72" x 10"
cyclists top to bottom:
Tullio Campagnolo, Fausto Coppi, Joseph Magnani, Gino Bartali,
Eddy Merckx, Felice Gimondi, Bernard Hinault, Greg Lemond.
Sancho Panchez
detail of "climbers"
detail of "mission"
"Mission" 48" x 8"
desginers top to bottom:
george nelson, alvar aalto, ray eames,
eero saarinen, eileen gray, gunnar asplund
Tim Anderson
Tim Anderson lives and works in Chicago. Born in 1954, he has exhibited continuously since 1978 in Chicago and internationally. Anderson is one of the founders of "The Coldhouse Group," that in 1987 initiated a new and successful exhibition concept by using abandoned cold storage warehouses and rail terminals slated for demolition as temporary exhibition halls. These shows led to an international exchange of art and artists. In 1989, he started exhibiting his paintings in Europe and has continued to do so in Edinburgh, Moscow, Munich, Regensburg, Krakow, Wolfenbuttel, Italy, and most recently in Paris. From these travels, he has researched and referenced his subject matter. Anderson's fascination with the portrait as subject matter elevates his themes to a direct confrontation with humanity.