DAVID ALYSWORTH (TX, B.1966), 'BLUE DANUBE BLUES' OIL PAINTING alien inviting the wearer to carry

inviting the wearer to carry forward a legacy of social change and feminine strength

A striking and collectible vintage Pendleton "Friendship" saddle blanket

taught her to weld in the 1980s

the piece features a fiercely open jawline held aloft by subtle structural rods

yet weighted by an intellectual eccentricity that directly reacts to contemporary culture

DAVID ALYSWORTH (TX, B.1966), 'BLUE DANUBE BLUES' OIL PAINTING alien inviting the wearer to carry18 3 4"W x 17"H x 1 1 2"D In Blue Danube Blues, David Aylsworth orchestrates a syncopated rhythm of form and color, translating the musicality of his title into a bold visual cadence. Unlike the vertical tension of his other works from this period, this composition is driven by a series of heavy, erratic black lobes that seem to tumble and dance across the canvas, interrupting the structured background grid of cream, rust, and pale blue. These