1980s Clayton Anderson Surrealist Painting, Landscape With Two Spheres

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Artist: Clayton Anderson – American (1943- )
Title: Landscape With Two Spheres
Year: 1989
Medium: Liquitex with Polymer on 300lbs … Read more Artist: Clayton Anderson – American (1943- )
Title: Landscape With Two Spheres
Year: 1989
Medium: Liquitex with Polymer on 300lbs Arches
Sight size: 10.5 x 16.5 inches.
Sheet size: 19.5 x 25.5 inches
Framed size: 22.5 x 28.5 inches
Signature: Signed lower left in image and incised lower left of sheet
Condition: Very good
Frame: Framed in original maple frame. Frame in very good condition


Clayton Anderson is a surrealist painter and a prominent member of the California Visionary Artists Group. He has been on the spiritual path his entire adult life. The quiet meditative quality that permeates his work is a genuine expression of his transcendental quest.
He studied art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and worked with Ben Kimihira, Walter Stuempfig and Hobson Pittman. His works have been collected by universities, celebrities, and many important private collectors.

Clayton Anderson's artist statement:

"Over the years my Geminian nature has led me to develop a number of visually distinctive painting styles. Although the stylistic elements in my art have varied, there has been a unifying factor consistently running through my paintings which reflects a deep love for the unique, spiritual alchemy that arises from the combination of Beauty and Mystery. Since my childhood I've been strongly attracted to creative works which possessed this combination, and I've searched for its unique, potent presence through the vehicle of my art. When Mystery refuses to fully reveal its secrets, the thinking mind temporarily gives up and, for a moment, is quiet. When Beauty is observed the heart expands and presents awareness with with an exquisite energy. The combination of a quiet mind and an expanded heart offers the opportunity for an extremely rich human experience. one for which I look daily in my Art and in my Life." See less