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Joe Goode 1937–2025
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Marion (TOR DR #50) (from the Tornado series)

1991
sumi ink on handmade paper sight: 49¾ h × 38 w in (126 × 97 cm)

estimate: $4,000–6,000

result: $6,930

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The present work depicts the tornado that hit Marion, Illinois on 29 May 1982.
Signed and titled to verso ‘Joe Goode TOR DR #50’ with artist's chopmark.
provenance: Aaron Payne Fine Art, Santa Fe | Private Collection
exhibited: Selections of Modern, Postwar and Contemporary Art, 4 April - 10 June 2017, Aaron Payne Fine Art, Santa Fe

This work will ship from Los Angeles, California.

We had to invent a purpose...basically there was nobody telling us to produce paintings. There was no demand for painting. There was nobody interested in it, so we had to make ourselves feel they were important, and that’s basically the way we lived our life.

Joe Goode, on studying at Chouinard

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Joe Goode 1937–2025
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Marion (TOR DR #50) (from the Tornado series)

Marion (TOR DR #50) (from the Tornado series)

We had to invent a purpose...basically there was nobody telling us to produce paintings. There was no demand for painting. There was nobody interested in it, so we had to make ourselves feel they were important, and that’s basically the way we lived our life.

Joe Goode, on studying at Chouinard

Joe Goode 1937–2025 follow artist

Marion (TOR DR #50) (from the Tornado series)

Marion (TOR DR #50) (from the Tornado series)

We had to invent a purpose...basically there was nobody telling us to produce paintings. There was no demand for painting. There was nobody interested in it, so we had to make ourselves feel they were important, and that’s basically the way we lived our life.

Joe Goode, on studying at Chouinard

Joe Goode 1937–2025
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