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SETH WINEGAR


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A Colored Sky 
oil on panel  11 x 14 
$1,400

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A Grove of Reds
  oil on panel  30 x 48  $8,400

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A Season of Red
oil on panel  30 x 36 
$5,200

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Autumn Creek
  oil on panel  24 x 36  $4,600

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Canyon Horses (Mt. Carmel, Utah) 
oil on panel   18 x 24 
$2,700

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Chickens on the Hay Barn
oil on panel  16 x 12 
$1,775

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Early Summer Stream 
oil on panel  16 x 12
  $1,875

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East Side Cottage
oil on panel  24 x 36 
$4,450

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Evening Farm
  oil on panel  20 x 40  $4,500

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Fall Light 
oil on panel  12 x 24 
$2,650

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Gold Rain
oil on panel  42 x 48
  $11,900

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Grey Sky
oil on panel    30 x 20
$4,150

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Late Summer Grazing
  oil on panel  20 x 30 
$3,900

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Rain Showers 
oil on panel  24 x 36 
$4,600

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Sunset Snow
oil on panel  12 x 18
$1,875

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The Western Sun
  oil on panel  24 x 30
$4,150

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SETH WINEGAR - Biography

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Born in 1974 in Bountiful, Utah, Seth Winegar began studying oil painting at the age of twelve. In 1997 he served an LDS mission in Cleveland, Ohio then continued to paint on his return. Born with cystic fibrosis, Seth received a double lung and liver transplant in Pittsburgh , PA in March 2006. Now able to breathe on his own, Seth continues to paint as a well-respected Utah artist. Seth began his formal art training by diligently studying with wildlife painter, Michael Coleman.  He then attended numerous workshops and classes at the Scottsdale Artist’s School, studying with artists Sherry McGraw, Richard Schmidt, Jim Wilcox and others. He has also taken classes at Utah State University. 

Seth Winegar creates landscape and still life paintings but is most well known for his seductive landscapes. In painting these subjects, Seth has concentrated on honing his powers of observation, especially as it concerns color, texture, form and composition.  They are deep in rich, thick oil strokes.  In some sections they are detailed studies of the subject, then flow into lose imaginative segments demonstrating Winegar’s love of juxtaposition and glazing. You will find his paintings to be freshly vivacious, filled with tonal rhythms and dramatic movements, not often seen in the work of such a young artist.  “I want to capture the spirit of the scene.  If a painting is truly alive, it has to have a spirit, right? The goal is trying to attain immediate intimacy.  That is what I am trying to do,” explains Winegar. 

When asked why he paints, Winegar responds “That’s like asking me why I breathe…it is instinctual.”  He likes to capture subtleties in his oils through the study of opposition.  The play of light and shadow, warm and cool tones, dramatic and diminutive are all detailed in his work.  “I love to explore the nuances. Life is incredibly complex, but when you break it down and really look at it, it is quite simple, filled with small subtleties,” Winegar explains.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, HONORS AND AWARDS:
2013, 2014  Coors Art Show and Sale, Denver, Colorado (2014 was a sell out show)
2011, 2012  Buffalo Bill Art Show and Sale, Cody, Wyoming

2011 Zion National Park, Plein Air Invitational

2009 Springville Museum of Art, Award of Merit

2005- Meyer Gallery, One-Man-Show, Park City, UT

2004- Meyer Gallery, One-Man-Show, Park City, UT
2004 - Largest dollar amount for painting sold at NAC Annual Auction, Park City, UT  
2001, ’02, ‘03- Meyer Gallery, One-Man-Show, Scottsdale, AZ                
2001, ‘02- Meyer Gallery, One-Man-Show, Park City, UT
1997 - Arts for the Parks, Top 100, Jackson Hole, WY 

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC COLLECTIONS:
2000 Western Desert Caballeros Art Museum, Wickenburg, AZ

2000 Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, permanent collection, Montgomery, AL
  PUBLICATIONS:
2011  Southwest Art Magazine, November Issue

2000  Iron Horse Literary Review/Volume II, (Cover)

2000  Southwest Art Magazine, February Issue
1998  Southwest Art Magazine, “Artists to Watch,” December Issue
1998  Art Talk, “Artists Worth Watching,” March issue

 

 


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