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          1. Ai Weiwei 
			and the TBathers featuring Mao, 2012 oil on canvas 5x7 ft., US$ 
			10,000  
           
          2.Variation, 2013 oil on canvas 4x6ft., US$ 8,000 
           
          3.Paul Selig and the Guides, 2015 oil on canvas 54x60 in., US$ 6,000 
           
          4.Green Dali, 2014 oil on canvas 54x60 in., Sold 
           
          5.Plastic Landscape, 2004 oil on canvas 32x46 in., US$ 1,500 
           
          6.Elegant Plastic Flower, 2004 oil on canvas 32x46 in., US$ 1,500 
           
          7. Celebration Dance of Pure Water, 1999 oil on canvas 36x48 in., 
			US$ 2,000 
            
          8. 
			Tulips Traveling the Speed of Light, 2010 oil on canvas 36x48 in., 
			US$ 2,000 
           
          9.The Alarm is Set for the Green, 2000 oil on canvas 36x60 in., US$ 
			2,000 
           
			10.Venosa, 2015 oil on canvas 54x60 in., US$ 6,000 
			 
			11.Standing at the Doorway to the Environment, 1998 oil on canvas 
			36x48 in., US$ 2,000 
			 
			12..Threat to the Green, 1999 oil on canvas 36x60 in., US$ 3,000 
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			Light Paintings 
			Jon Neal was born in Burlington, Iowa. His parents were William P 
			Wallace, and Jean Long. He attended the Academy of Art College, San 
			Francisco, California. He received a BA, MA, and an MFA majoring in 
			art, creative writing, and science. Jon invented a new design 
			principle called, Directions in 2008. He wrote a thesis paper 
			entitled, Design from Light, which was published in 2008 by UMI 
			ProQuest. In Jon's thesis paper, he declares he is an originator of 
			a new design principle. His mentor for the thesis paper, PhD Elden 
			Dale Golden stated, “In his thesis, Jon laid out a new design 
			principle for art entitled Directions which is derived from sacred 
			geometry and the ways that light travels through space.”  
			 
			The Light series artworks utilize the design principle Directions in 
			them. From 2008 till now each painting uses it. It causes the 
			viewer’s eyesight to follow lines, paint, and color (which are 
			placed on the canvas) in multiple directions. This relates to light 
			traveling in space, thus the name Light series.  
			 
			Jon's art has been in group and solo shows nationally, and 
			internationally. Most notable shows were Brave Destiny, Brooklyn, NY 
			– WHA Center, 1st floor with surreal masters such as Dali, Giger, 
			Fuchs, Grey, Venosa, and others, Water Exhibition, Lauderdale House, 
			London, England, Inner Eye traveling show with exhibitions in Italy, 
			Spain, Germany, and Austria, Sapere Gallery – Chicago, Illinois 
			twice, HR Giger Museum show, Gruyeres, Switzerland, Art Next 
			Gallery, NY, NY, and a Neo Surrealist show - Burlington, Iowa.
			
			 
			Gallery Representation: AdT Gallery, Adele du 
			Tertre owner and director. Paris, France 2010. Adele was a former 
			art collector for the Wildenstein Gallery, London, England. Art Next 
			Gallery, Chelsea, New York, David Rong owner and director. 2010-11 – 
			artist represented there were, Ai Weiwei, Melamid, Mark Echo, Anoton 
			Kandinsky, and other Chinese artists. Light paintings were featured 
			in Churn Magazine 2014, and 2015.  
			 
			Representation - I AM Group Inc., Clearwater/ St Petersburg, Florida 
			for Environmentals and the Light paintings, 2013 – to present. 
			Iamartist.com 
			 
			Finally, Jon’s painting, Ai Weiwei and the T Bathers featuring Mao 
			was shown in a digital format for a reception by SEE ME at the 
			Louvre Museum Paris, France, also at Art Basil, Miami, White House, 
			and Gallery 4 Times Square, NYC. Art Takes Soho, NY finalist 2018. 
			 
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