Stephen Schultz

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Artists

"Narcissus"

David Bailin

"The Blind Leading the Blind", 2010, graphite on drafting film, 16x22"

Sandow Birk

Shay Bredimus

Shay Bredimus

"Gray Room, Number 1", 2012, archival inkjet print (ed. of 3, 1 AP), 9x12"

David Brody

Marsha Burns

Axes (Lochan Eck)

Wes Christensen

"The Beginning of Goodbye"

Kimberly Clark

"Reduced Venice"

Steve Costie

"Detritus", 2011, oil on paper, 22x22"

Eric Elliott

"Rachel Study"

Ann Gale

"Nightwatch #1", 2013, inkjet print, 43 x 19"

Ellen Garvens

"Invisible Bonfire", 2001

Rimma & Valeriy

"Freeway"

Laura Hamje

"Horse on the Beach, Thailand"

Randy Hayes

"Indeterminate Landscape, September 13, 2001", 2001, acrylic on paper, 18x18"

Jim Holl

"Pin", 2006, archival inkjet print, ed. of 10, 12 x 12"

Caroline Kapp

"Stella"

Carolyn Krieg

Landscape

Phillip Levine

Kitchen in the Joss House (Auburn, CA)

Zhi Lin

Twilight Moons

Dale Lindman

"Mountain"

Tim Lowly

"Split II", 2007, graphite & pigment on vellum, 11 x 14"

Robert Maki

"Drinking Party", 2012, ink on paper, 6 x 5.5"

Sean McElroy

Elizabeth Ockwell

Elizabeth Ockwell

Anne Petty

"Hand Hollow", 1982, monoprint on paper, 14x18"

Stephen Schultz

"Figura"

Graham Shutt

"Arm's Reach"

Romey Stuckart

"Working Drawing: Billboard Baby on Time"

Linda Thomas

Untitled (2)

Vannessa Tran

"Pattern Lady II"

Kimberly Trowbridge

Innocent Age- Discarded Garb (Grass Dress)

Kathy Vargas

"Fresh Kills #5"

Susan Wides

"Interior with Woman and Red Carpet"

Jordan Wolfson

Caged

Evelyn Woods

Light on Floor

Andrew Yates

Installation shot

Duane Zaloudek

"Rose"

"Rose", nd, graphhite, colored pencils on paper, 24x17.5"

Untitled

Untitled, nd, graphire on paper, 21.75x19.5"

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Stephen Schultz

Stephen Schultz earned an MFA degree from Stanford in 1974 after completing undergraduate work at the Rhode Island School of Design and the San Francisco Art Institute.

Schultz has been the recipient of numerous awards including: a Tiffany Foundation Fellowship, Fulbright Foundation Fellowship, and a WESTAF/NEA grant. He has had solo exhibitions in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Boise, Scottsdale/Tucson, the Paris Gibson Museum in Great Falls, the Spokane Civic Center, the Salt Lake Art Center, the Museum of Art and Culture in Spokane, WA, Daniel Besseiche Gallery in Paris, North Idaho College, and the Verena Foundation in Hydra, Greece. Schultz has taught painting and drawing at Stanford, the University of Iowa, the University of Washington, the American Academy in Rome, and the University of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. He currently lives and works in North Idaho.