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Stephen Namara (born February 28, 1953, in Kenya) is an American contemporary figurative artist.
Life and work
His drawings capture the fluidity of the subject and the mystery of its subtext, leaving the paper to reveal traces of the process. His paintings are brought forth in deep colors, rich in texture and evoking a depth and humanity which are sensuously realized. In 2002, Roger Downey said in Seattle Weekly: "We tend to think of drawing as a small-scale monochrome medium, but some of the most impressive pieces on view here are large and marvelously colored. Stephen Namara places a voluptuous reclining nude, all curves and soft shadings, against severe geometric background rendered in the same muted tones."
Downey, Roger (October 9, 2006). "Face Time". Seattle Weekly.
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Additional sources
Frank, Peter. "Art Picks of the Week," LA Weekly, June 1999.
Ayres, Jane. "Waxing Artistic," Peninsula Times Tribune, March 1992.
Eldridge, Jan. "Drawing on the Brain’s Right Side," The Fairfield Times, September 1992.
Telford, Anne. "Stephen Namara," Northern California Home & Garden, November 1988.
Bondy, Coleen. "Shenandoah Gallery: A Gem in the Foothill," On the Wing, February 1987.
