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Daryl Poulin ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
Item ID: TAGDP1C
 
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Availability: Yes as of 3/18/2010
Status: Available
Condition: New Unframed Art
Edition: Limited Edition   
Size / no.: 500
Dimension: 20.5 X 34.5
Price: $125.00
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ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT Limited Edition Print

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ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT, by Daryl Poulin
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Artist Bio: Born and raised in Maine, Daryl Poulin served in the Army from 1968-1970 and then migrated to the Midwest to attend the Art Institute of Chicago. On graduation in 1977, he embarked on a career in advertising. "I had been painting sporadically since graduating, but wasn’t really producing anything I felt strongly about." An extended trip to Wyoming with time spent on horseback in the high country proved to be a a turning point. Right there he decided to devote his efforts to only one subject, the West, to include the land, the people and the animals. Shortly after that decision, Daryl and his wife moved to the Black Hills of South Dakota and later to their current home in Wyoming. Daryl’s western paintings are the focus of the book "All The Horses That He’d Rode" published in 2001 by Dageforde Press. Recently his work is featured on the 2002 Wyoming State Map and recent commissions include the Cody Stampede 2002 Poster.
 
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