SELECTED ARTIST WORKS
FOR LEE LORMAND DESIGN
HARRY MOODY #511 LA September Thoughts (2020) Oil on canvas 60”x48”
HARRY MOODY #512 LA September Thoughts (2020) Oil on canvas 60” x 48”
HARRY MOODY #306 Abstract with Clouds (2017) Oil on canvas 30” x 30”
HARRY MOODY #307 Abstract with Clouds (2017) Oil on canvas 30” x 30”
HARRY MOODY #323 Abstract and Icebergs 1 (2017) Oil on canvas 54” x 54”
HARRY MOODY #516 Wonder what an Old Master would Think (2020) Oil on canvas 60” x 60”
HARRY MOODY Harry Moody’s abstractions depict mood, sensation, and feeling through color and stroke. Moody’s works can be found across Europe, Asia, and Australia, as well as the United States. Though his works are rarely given descriptive titles, Moody’s paintings are uniquely able to depict specific emotions and particular moments. Numerous colors are applied on top of one another with different techniques, and it is this interaction that exposes the nature of the work. Moody’s works are held in numerous public and private collections across the globe.
IRENE PIJOAN Decoy (1994) Oil on canvas 83” x 65”
IRENE PIJOAN Untitled (1994) Gouache on paper 60” x 40”
IRENE PIJOAN A prominent painter and associate professor at the San Francisco Art Institute for twenty years, Irene Pijoan was born in Lausanne, Switzerland. She was the daughter of Genevieve Bugnion and noted Catalan art historian and philosopher Jose Pijoan. Irene Pijoan's work has been shown both nationally and internationally, including the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. and the Forum d'Art Contemporain in Sierre, in Switzerland. In California, her work has been shown at the Contemporary Arts Forum in Santa Barbara, the Oakland Museum, the Berkeley Art Museum and the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art. She has permanent public installations at Highland Hospital in Oakland, at the Santa Clara Public Library and at the Harborview Medical Building in Seattle.
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