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The New Matrix Series, 2005

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the new matrix (blue & black colored pencil) 05
The New Matrix, 2005, blue and black colored pencil on rag paper, 22.5 inches square
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The New Matrix, 2005, charcoal on rag paper, 22.5 inches square
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The New Matrix, 2005, black colored pencil on rag paper, 22.5 inches square
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The New Matrix, 2005, ink on rag paper, 22.5 inches square
the new matrix (pencil) 05
The New Matrix, 2005, pencil on rag paper, 22.5 inches square
the new matrix (red & black colored pencil) 05
The New Matrix, 2005,  red and black colored pencil on rag paper, 22.5 inches square
the new matrix (yellow & black colored pencil) 05
The New Matrix, 2005, yellow and black colored pencil on rag paper, 22.5 inches square

 

 

 

Video of Wall Drawing Installation, Oresman Gallery, Smith College, 2008

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Staying Connected: A Drawing Improvisation from Lyn Horton on Vimeo.

Wall Installation, Oresman Gallery, Smith College, 2008

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The title of this show was “Staying Connected.” It was dedicated to Sol LeWitt, who passed away on April 8, 2007.

 

Wall Drawing- Smith, view from entrance to gallery) 08-9
View from Gallery entrance
Wall Drawing -Smith (left wall) 08-9
View of left-hand wall
Wall Drawing- Smith (end wall) 08-9
View of end wall
Wall Drawing-Smith (right wall) 08-9
View of right-hand wall
Wall Drawing- Smith ( detail mid left corner) 08-9
Detail where left-hand wall meets the end wall

Traveling With Angels Series, 2003

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This series is concerned with the death of my mother, my divorce with my husband and the prospect of being alone. Each drawing is 50 inches in height by approximately 72 inches wide. They are mixed media: watercolor crayon and charcoal.

 

Traveling with Angels #1

Traveling with Angels #2

Traveling with Angels #3

Traveling with Angels #4

Traveling with Angels #5

 

Traveling with Angels #6

Traveling with Angels #7

 

Traveling with Angels #8

Traveling with Angels #9

Black Panel Series, 2015

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Lyn Horton, Black panel with blue, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Black panel with blue, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Lyn Horton, Black panel with crimson red, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Black panel with crimson red, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Lyn Horton, Black panel with green, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
 Black panel with green, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Lyn Horton, Black panel with greyed lavender, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Black panel with greyed lavender, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Lyn Horton, Black panel with putty beige, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper
Black panel with putty beige, 2015, 36 in h x 14 in w, marker and colored pencil on black gouache on rag paper

Cross MacKenzie Installation

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The drawings on the right were hanging in the former home of the Cross MacKenzie Gallery on Wisconsin Ave in Washington, DC 

70 ” Square Black & White Drawing, 2014

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70 inch Square drawing Black on White, 2014

 

Maxwell MacKenzie Photo of Lyn Horton, 70 in Square Black and White drawing, Lobby of Cafritz Building, Connecticut Avenue, Washington, DC, Architect Eric Colbert
Architectural photographer Maxwell MacKenzie’s photograph of drawing installed in the lobby of the Cafritz building at 5333 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, DC; Eric Colbert, architect.

Maine Residence Installation, 2019

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Mary Douglas Drysdale also revisited a collector’s new home in Maine to reinstall my work.

MDD, Maine Residence, 2019