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Aaron Galleries Anderson Galleries Arcadia Gallery Bobbie Greenfield Gallery Cervini Haas Gallery C hiaroscuro Contemporary Art Cline Fine Art David Cook Fine Art De Ru’s Fine Arts Denen berg Fine Arts Elins Eagles-Smit h Gallery Fac he Arts Gallery Galerie Mic hael Gallery C George Stern Fine Arts T he Greenwic h Gallery Guarisco Gallery Hayden & Fandetta Rare Books Herbert Palmer Gallery Jac k Rutberg Fine Arts Jane Ka han Gallery Jerald Mel berg Gallery Jonat han Nova k Contemporary Art Julie Ba ker Fine Art Kat hleen Avery Fine Art Kelley Gallery Lawrence J. Cantor & Company T he Lewis Gallery Louis Stern Fine Arts Menden hall Sobieski Gallery Montgomery Gallery Museum Works Galleries Nancy Hoffman Gallery Pan American Art Gallery Pa pillon Gallery T he Redfern Gallery Re hs Galleries, Inc. Ric hard Norton Gallery Robert Henry Adams Fine Art Sc hiller & Bodo European Paintings Scott Ric hards Contemporary Art Spencer Jon Helfen Fine Arts Sullivan Goss- An American Gallery Tasende Gallery T homas Nygard Gallery Timot hy Yarger Fine Art Trigg Ison Fine Art Inc. Trotter Galleries Vallejo Gallery William A. Karges Fine Art Wooster Projects
Autry National Center Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LACMA Museum of Latin American Art, Mo LAA Ventura County Museum of History and Art
For additional information contact K R Martindale S how Management at 310 822 9145 W W W.LAA RT SHOW.COM
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TA B L E O F CONT ENT S Welcome Ma p Boot h Index Aaron Galleries Anderson Galleries Arcadia Gallery Bobbie Greenfield Gallery Cervini Haas Gallery C hiaroscuro Contemporary Art Cline Fine Art David Cook Fine Art De Ru’s Fine Arts Denen berg Fine Arts Elins Eagles-Smit h Gallery Gallery C Fac he Arts Gallery Galerie Mic hael George Stern Fine Arts Guarisco Gallery T he Greenwic h Gallery Hayden & Fandetta Rare Books Jac k Rutberg Fine Arts Herbert Palmer Gallery Jane Ka han Gallery Jerald Mel berg Gallery Jonat han Nova k Contemporary Art Julie Ba ker Fine Art Kelley Gallery Kat hleen Avery Fine Art Lawrence J. Cantor & Company Museum Works Galleries T he Lewis Gallery Louis Stern Fine Arts Menden hall Sobieski Gallery Montgomery Gallery Pan American Art Gallery Nancy Hoffman Gallery Pa pillon Gallery T he Redfern Gallery Re hs Galleries, Inc. Ric hard Norton Gallery Sc hiller & Bodo European Paintings Robert Henry Adams Fine Art Scott Ric hards Contemporary Art Spencer Jon Helfen Fine Arts Sullivan Goss- An American Gallery Tasende Gallery T homas Nygard Gallery Timot hy Yarger Fine Art Trigg Ison Fine Art Inc.
Over 50 distinguis hed galleries will s howcase an exciting array of fine art from old masters to contemporary, at t he Elevent h Annual Los Angeles Art S how. Organized and sponsored by t he Fine Art Dealers Association ( FA DA), t he Los Angeles Art S how is on e of t he most prestigious fine art fairs in A m e r i c a . O ve r 3 , 0 0 0 si g ni f i c a nt
O P ENING NIGH T GA LA
paintings, scul ptures, drawings and
Patron Donor Reception, 6 to 7pm
prints will be offered for sale, all
Benefiting t he Art Museum Council of LACMA
vetted for aut henticity. T he Los Angeles
Wednesday, January 25 Gala, 7 to 10pm
G EN E RA L SHOW HOU RS
Art S how a ppeal s to a wide audience
T hursday, January 26, 2006, noon to 7pm
of collectors, from first time buyers to
Saturday, January 28, 2006, noon to 7pm
Friday, January 27, 2006, noon to 7pm Sunday, January 29, 2006, noon to 6pm
seasoned connoisseurs. For more information, please visit www.laarts how.com K R Martindale S how Management 310-822-9145
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Aaron Galleries Anderson Galleries Arcadia Gallery Bobbie Greenfield Gallery Cervini Haas Gallery C hiaroscuro Contemporary Art Cline Fine Art David Cook Fine Art De Ru’s Fine Arts Denen berg Fine Arts Elins Eagles-Smit h Gallery Fac he Arts Gallery Galerie Mic hael Gallery C George Stern Fine Arts T he Greenwic h Gallery Guarisco Gallery Hayden & Fandetta Rare Books Herbert Palmer Gallery Jac k Rutberg Fine Arts Jane Ka han Gallery Jerald Mel berg Gallery Jonat han Nova k Contemporary Art Julie Ba ker Fine Art Kat hleen Avery Fine Art Kelley Gallery Lawrence J. Cantor & Company T he Lewis Gallery Louis Stern Fine Arts Menden hall Sobieski Gallery Montgomery Gallery Museum Works Gallery Nancy Hoffman Gallery Pan American Art Gallery Pa pillon Gallery T he Redfern Gallery Re hs Galleries, Inc. Ric hard Norton Gallery Robert Henry Adams Fine Art Sc hiller & Bodo European Paintings Scott Ric hards Contemporary Art Spencer Jon Helfen Fine Arts Sullivan Goss - An American Gallery Tasende Gallery T homas Nygard Gallery Timot hy Yarger Fine Art Trigg Ison Fine Art Inc. Trotter Galleries Vallejo Gallery William A. Karges Fine Art Wooster Projects
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50 East Oa k Street C hicago, IL 60611 T 312 440 1915 F 312 943 9839 E aarongal@interaccess.com www.aarongalleries.com
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Appraisers Association of America Fine Art Dealers Association Art and Antique Dealers League of America Antiques Dealers Association of California
354 Nort h Bedford Drive Beverly Hill s, CA 90210 T 310 858 1644 F 310 858 1643 E info@AndersonGalleries.com www.AndersonGalleries.com
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Aaron Galleries specializes in Impressionism, Modernism, Regionalism, Social Realism, American Abstraction and Abstract Ex pressionism. T he gallery al so has an extensve collection of 19t h and 20t h century Amercian prints, including t he major works of T homas Hart Benton and Grant Wood.
T he Anderson Galleries is dedicated to s howing museum quality 19t h and 20t h century paintings by noted and historically important European artists. Outstanding Im pressionist, PostImpressionist, Early Modern, Barbizon Sc hool, and Academic works are s hown t hroug hout t he year.
T homas Hart Benton (1889-1975) T he Race, 1942, Lit hogra p h; Edition 250, AAA, pencil signed
Daniel Ridgway Knig ht (American, 1839-1924) Far Away T houg hts, c. 1875 Oil on canvas, 46 1/4 x 33 inc hes (60 x 46 inc hes framed ) Signed and inscribed lower left: Ridgway Knig ht Paris
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Steven Diamant, President Andrew Smenos, Curator
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Malcolm T. Liepke (American – Born 1953) One Too Many 2004, Oil on canvas 32 X 24 inc hes t his page top
51 Greene Street New York, NY 10013 T 212 965 1387 F 212 965 8638 E Arcadia fa@aol.com www.arcadia finearts.com
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A RCA DIA GA L L E RY
Arcadia gallery specializes in contemporary, realist painting and scul pture. Representing bot h internationally recognized and emerging artists, t he gallery’s painters all display a level of skill and a “unique voice” often t houg ht lost in t he contemporary art world.
Daniel Adel (American – Born 1962) Cocoon Oil on canvas 40 X 30 inc hes, 2005 bottom left
Sa bin Howard (American – Born 1963) Ego Bronze, Edition Of 12 28”h X 16”d X 21”w bottom rig ht
Jeremy Li pking (American – Born 1976) Afternoon Repose 2005, Oil on canvas 40 X 46 Inc hes
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Daniel Adel Brad Aldridge Sean Beavers Mic hael C ha pman Matt hew Cornell Sop hia C horny Natalie Feat herston Mic hael Grimaldi Eric Hammer Ron Hic ks Sa bin Howard Mic hael K lein Alexander K lingspor Qiangli Liang Robert Liberace Malcolm T. Liepke Jeremy Li pking Francis Livingston David Mueller Paul Raymond Seaton Steven Skollar Tsa ku Victor Wang
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BO BBI E G R E ENFI EL D GA L L E RY
T he Bobbie Greenfield Gallery was esta blis hed in 1975, specializing in prints, drawings and unique works on pa per by American Contemporary Masters. Our inventory features works by C harles Arnoldi, Guy Dill, Jim Dine, Sam Francis, Helen Frankent haler, David Hoc kney, Ell swort h Kelly, Roy Lic htenstein, Robert Mot herwell, Louise Nevel son, Ed Rusc ha, Frank Stella and Andy War hol. Bobbie Greenfield Gallery is a member in good standing of t he International Fine Print Dealer’s Association.
C harles Arnoldi (b. 1946) Crus h, 2005, Acrylic on canvas 56 x 56 inc hes
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B26 2525 Mic higan Avenue, B6 Santa Monica, CA 90404 T 310 264 0640 F 310 264 0740 E info@bobbiegreenfieldgallery.com www.bobbiegreenfieldgallery.com
4222 Nort h Mars hall Way Scottsdale, AZ 85251 T 480 429 6116 F 480 949 6050 E gallery@cervini haas.com www.cervini haas.com
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Ex hibiting contemporary fine art wit h a focus on organic forms, t he gallery ex plores a bstraction in paintings and prints as well as ceramic s, glass and ot her scul ptural m ediums. Featuring C hiyomi Taneike Longo, Peter O p heim, Joanne Mattera, Jean Larson, Seiko Tac hibana, Roger Asay, Marian Bijlenga and ot hers. Director: Wendy Haas
C hiyomi Taneike Longo Seed of t he Mind #12 2005, mixed media on canvas, 48 x 60 inc hes
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Jane Egan, Director, Santa Fe William Lykins, Director, Scottsdale Lynda Fos hie, Santa Fe Covington Jordan, Santa Fe Eliza bet h Tietel, Scottsdale rig ht page
Dirk De Bruyc ker Granada IV As p halt, gesso, oil, and enamel on canvas 28 x 22 inc hes
439 Camino del Monte Sol Santa Fe, NM 87505 T 505 992 0711 F 505 992 0387 E gallery@c hiaroscurosanta fe.com
7160 Main Street Scottsdale, AZ 85251 T 480 429 0711 F 480 429 0713 E gallery@c hiaroscuroaz.com www.c hiaroscurogallery.com
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C hiaroscuro Contemporary Art ex hibits painting, scul pture, and p hotogra p hy. T he gallery features an international range of esta blis hed and emerging artists. T he artists of t he gallery have been t he subject of museum ex hibitions around t he world.
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Jun Kaneko Untitled Glazed ceramic 40 x 32 x 16 inc hes bottom left
Ricardo Mazal Rojo Malaquita 5 Oil on linen 54 x 64 inc hes bottom rig ht
Jo hn Nel son Domain, Mixed media on panel, 15 x 15 inc hes
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Howard Ben Tre Isa bel Bigelow Bob Carey Luis Castro Travis Constance Woods Davy Dirk De Bruyc ker Flavio Garciandia Mis ha Gordin David Hirsc hi Munson Hunt Jun Kaneko Judit h Kindler Perla Krauze Kubac h & Kropp Ricardo Mazal Marcia Myers Jo hn Nel son Udo Noger Brandon Reese Barbara Rogers Henry Leo Sc hoebel Hunt Slonem Vera Sprunt Mary Antonia Wood Karen Yank
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Louis Riba k (1902-1979) Boxers in Gym, c.1940 Oil on canvas 24 x 30 inc hes t his page top
Trini (b.1962) Antwer pen Hombres Acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 inc hes
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Geoff Cline Kristen Cline W. Geoffrey Cline Jerre Lynn Vanier
131 West San Francisco Street Santa Fe, NM 87501 T 505 982 5328 Toll free 877 982 5328
4200 Nort h Mars hall Way Scottsdale, AZ 85251 T 480 941 1811 Toll free 877 941 1811 E info@clinefineart.com www.clinefineart.com
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C LIN E FIN E A RT
Founded in 1985, Cline Fine Art specializes in twentiet h century and contemporary art, wit h a focus on early American Modernism, Sout hwest Regionalism and Abstract Ex pressionism. T he gallery maintains a strong inventory of works by distinguis hed artists suc h as Art hur Dove, Josep h Stella, Emil Bisttram and Elaine de Kooning. T he gallery al so represents an accomplis hed group of contemporary artists from t he United States and Mexico. Cline Fine Art is t he exclusive representative of t he Estate of Louis Riba k (1903-1979). Riba k’s career began in New York w here he was one of t he founders of t he American Group. He partici pated annually in t he W hitney Mu seum’s Ex hibition of Contem porary Am eric an Art and in 1934 was represented at t he Venice Biennale. In t he 1940s, Riba k moved to Taos and over t he next several decades his focus slowly s hifted to pure a bstraction. Ex hibitions include t he Metropolitan Museum of Art, t he Corcoran Gallery and t he Art Institute of C hicago.
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Mitc hell Jo hnson (b.1964) Above Meyreuil Oil on linen 22 x 26 inc hes A RT IST S lower rig ht
Bet h Ames Swartz (b.1936) T he word s of t he living are wind in dry grass Acrylic & hologra p hic film on canvas 30 x 30 inc hes
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Milton Avery Mark Bec k Francisco Benitez Emil Bisttram Oscar Bluemner Dorot hy Brett C harles Burc hfield Howard Cook James Cook P hili p C. Curtis Andrew Dasburg Stuart Davis Willem de Kooning Elaine de Kooning Art hur Dove Nat han Florence Don Gale Marsden Hartley Nic holas Herrera Alexandre Hogue Frank Buffalo Hyde Mitc hell Jo hnson Raymond Jonson
Anna bel Livermore Robert Long hurst William Lumpkins James R. Magee Beatrice Mandelman Jo hn Marin Frank Mc Culloc h Ben Messic k Alfred Morang George L. K. Morris Doel Reed Louis Riba k Howard B. Sc hleeter Helen Seibert Josep h Stella Maurice Sterne Bet h Ames Swartz Trini Karl Umlauf T heodore Waddell
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David Cook, Linda Cook, Carrie Wassemiller, As hley Walter, El sa Caren bauer, Adam van Eec k hout, Brenda Niave
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Sven Birger SandzĂŠn (1871-1954) Sunflowers and Zinnias 1945, Oil on board signed lower left, titled and dated verso 37 x 26 inc hes
1637 Wazee Street Denver, CO 80202 T 303 623 8181 F 303 623 4817 E info@davidcookgalleries.com www.davidcookfineart.com
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T he gallery specializes in quality American paintings, drawings, and prints from t he late 19t h to t he mid 20t h century. An emp hasis is pla ced on regional, traditional, modern and a bstract works from Colorado, New Mexico, and California.
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Doel Reed (1894-1985) Los Cordovas S heep Village 1966, Oil on canvas signed and dated lower rig ht 25 x 50 inc hes center
Gerald Cassidy (1879-1934) Navajo Sand stone, c. 1920 Oil on canvas, signed lower left 5 5/8 x 10 3/4 inc hes bottom
Josep h Henry S har p (1859-1953) Taos Sunset ( From Window of Taos Pueblo Studio), 1917 Oil on pa perboard signed lower rig ht 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inc hes
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C harles Partridge Adams Kennet h Miller Adams Josef Ba kos Oscar Berning haus Edward Borein Carl Oscar Borg Maurice Braun C harles Ragland Bunnell Jo hn Fa bian Carl son Gerald Cassidy E.I. Couse Andrew Dasburg Gerard Curtis Delano Maynard Dixon Fremont Ellis Ernest Martin Hennings Victor Higgins Frank Tenney Jo hnson Carl Lindin T homas Moran Walter Mru k Edgar Alwin Payne Bert Geer P hilli ps Boardman Robinson C harles Marion Russell (Sven) Birger SandzĂŠn Josep h Henry S har p Walter Ufer
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Owners: Dewitt C. Mc Call, III and Kennet h F. Jones Associates: Debra Flores, Bellflower Kat hleen U pdyke Barrett, Laguna Beac h
1590 Sout h Coast Hig hway Laguna Beac h, CA 92651 T 949 376 3785 F 949 376 9915 E Lagunaderus@aol.com Hours: 11am-5pm Wed-Sun, Closed Mon & Tues
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Edgar Payne (1883-1947) Frenc h Fis hing Boats, Concarneau Harbor Oil on canvas 28 x 34 inc hes t his page top
George Brandriff (1890-1936) Palm Springs Indian Res. Oil on canvas 24 x 28 inc hes
9100 Artesia Boulevard Bellflower, CA 90706 T 562 920 1312 F 562 920 3077 E Derusgal@aol.com www.derusfinearts.com / www.fada.com
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Hours: 10am-5pm Tues-Fri, 10am-2pm Sat., Closed Sun & Mon De Ru’s Fine Arts has served collectors at all level s for over t hirty-seven years. Specializing in 19t h and 20t h Century Am eric an a rt, w it h an em p ha sis on Ea rly C alifo rnia Im pressionism, we have an extensive inventory of fine paintings by suc h artists as Edgar Payne, William Wendt and Hanson Put huff at bot h gallery locations. De Ru’s is a full service gallery, offering our clients t he best in consultation, conservation, and researc h, as well as an extensive library of art reference books for purc hase. De Ru’s stands be hind t he aut henticity of every work we sell and guarantees eac h piece to have been cleaned, framed and conserved to t he hig hest museum quality standards. We are always interested in acquiring good examples of Early California Art. Clients will find friendly, knowledgea ble sta ff dedicated to meeting your every need.
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T homas Hunt (1882-1938) Boat Doc k Oil on board 13 x 17 inc hes
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Dana Bartlett Franz Bisc hoff Maurice Braun Benjamin Brown Frank Cuprien Jo hn Gamble Anna Hill s Paul Lauritz Granville Redmond A.G. Rider Jac k Wil kinson Smit h Elmer and Marion Wac htel William Wendt Orrin W hite
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Stuart Denen berg Beverly Denen berg
417 Nort h San Vicente Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90048 T 310 360 9360 F 310 360 9160 E gallery@denen bergfinearts.com www.artnet.com
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Edward Hagedorn (1902-1982) Mountain Land sca pe, 1935 Watercolor, gra p hite and ink on pa per 20 x 25 inc hes
Denen berg Fine Arts was esta blis hed in 1965. T he gallery offers a wide range of m u seum-quality Am eric an & Europ ean fine art from t he 16t h to t he 20t h century, wit h a focus on American and International Modernism (1900–1950).
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Helen Seibert (1914-1988) Marin County, 1941 Oil on canvas 25 x 27 inc hes lower left
Daisy Hug hes (1883-1934) T he Old Ice house, Provincetown, 1928 Oil on canvasboard 16 x 20 inc hes lower rig ht
Carl Holty (1900-1973) Village, 1951 Color crayons on pa per 9 x 12 inc hes
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George Abend Jo hn Alexander Milton Avery Leonard Baskin Norman Blu hm Merton Clivette Willem De Kooning Art hur Dove Al berto Giacometti Ars hile Gorky Francisco Goya Paul Jenkins Edward Hagedorn Reginald Mars h Ral p h Barton Perry Pa blo Picasso Jac kson Polloc k Pierre Auguste Renoir Rembrandt Van Rijn Jo hn Saccaro Inez Helen Seibert
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ELINS EAGL ES-SMIT H GA L L E RY
Elins Eagles-Smit h Gallery focuses on t he ex hibition of contemporary American and international paintings and scul pture by mid-career artists. In addition we organize c hanging ex hibitions as well as inventory artwork from significant historical movements suc h as t he American Abstract Artists, California Impressionists, T he Society of Six, T he San Francisco Bay Area Figurative Grou p, and t he Abstract Ex pressionist Movement of t he east and west coast. Elins Eagles-Smit h Gallery is a member of t he San Francisco Art Dealers Association.
Gary Komarin Spag hetti Western, 2002 Oil on canvas, 82 x 60 inc hes
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49 Geary Street, # 520 San Francisco, CA 94108 T 415 981 1080 F 415 981 1206 E eesgallery@eesgallery.com www.eesgallery.com
1225 Hermosa Avenue Hermosa Beac h, CA 90254 T 310 798 0102 F 310 798 0039 E info@galleryc.com www.Gallery C.com
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Gallery C specializes in original work by contemporary California artists and participates in art education and community outrea c h. S howing painting, scul pture, mixed media and installation, t he gallery presents quality art of hig h integ rity. F e a t u r i n g b ot h em e r g i n g a n d w ell esta blis hed artists, Gallery C is a venue for w hat is exciting and fres h in t he California art scene, su pporting t he artists w hose work represents not only t he urban California aest hetic, but al so describes global contemporary movements.
Kenny Harris, b. 1974 Blue Tiles, 2005, Oil on canvas, 96 x 84 inc hes
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Amy Alonso, Owner & Director
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Carla Fac he Hija del destino ( Daug hter of Destiny) Acrylic on canvas Museum framed 48 x 48 x 1/2 inc hes t his page top from left to rig ht
Carla Fac he En el Sur (in t he sout h) Acrylic on canvas 16 x 16 x 2 1/2 inc hes Blue, Acrylic on canvas 16 x 16 x 2 1/2 inc hes Icaro, Acrylic on canvas 16 x 16 x 2 1/2 inc hes Time Travel Acrylic on canvas 20 x 20 x 1 inc hes
2300 Nort h Miami Avenue, # B Miami, F L 33127 Wynwood Art District T 305 975 6933 F 305 438 1445 E info@fac hearts.com www.fac hearts.com
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FAC H E A RT S GA L L E RY is dedicated to ex hibiting art by acclaimed a bstract C hilean artist CA R LA FACH E, and al so carries a range of scul ptures by Venezuelan artist FA BIA NIT T I. T he Gallery caters to t he taste and trends of t he sop histicated MIAMI & LOS ANG EL ES art market and t he Gallery’s discerning worldwide collector base. T he Gallery’s w id e client-ba se in clud es private colle cto rs, cor porate art consultants, arc hitects and interior d e si g n e r s a s w ell a s b u sin e s s , g ove r nm ent , di plomatic and social V I Ps. Fac he Arts Gallery offers t he client an extraordinary opportunity to acquire some of t he most exclusive original art & scul ptures.
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Leon Augustin L hermitte 1844-1925 Moissonneuse le Soir a Mont Saint Piere, 1855 Pastel on pa per. Signed “L. L hermitte” lower left Provenance: M. Reuille purc hased Marc h, 1886; Private collection, Argentina. Literature: Monique Le Pellay Fonteny, “Leon Augustin L hermitte,” Editions Cercle d’Art, Paris, 1991, no. 221. 17 x 13 3/4 inc hes
430 Nort h Rodeo Drive Beverly Hill s, CA 90210 T 310 273 3377 F 310 273 0879 E art@galeriemic hael.com www.galeriemic hael.com
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Galerie Mic hael specializes in fine 19t h and 20t h century European paintings, old masters and modern prints. T he collection includes works by Rembrandt, Picasso, C hagall, Toulouse-Lautrec, Renoir, Cassatt, and Matisse. Galerie Mic hael is al so a leading dealer of plein air paintings of t he Barbizon Sc hool and t he Frenc h Landsca pe tradition including Camille Corot, Claude Monet, Jules Breton, and Leon L’Hermitte. Distinguis hed painters of la Belle Epoque suc h as Tissot, C heret, Muc ha, and Robbe are al so represented. Galerie Mic hael maintains a print room containing Master prints from Rembrandt to Picasso.
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Narcisse Virgile Diaz De La Peña, 1807-1876 Playmates, 19t h century Oil on canvas laid down on board. Signed “N.Diaz” lower left, 9 1/2 x 14 inc hes 906257 rig ht
Frederic k Morgan, 1856-1927 Mil k for t he Calves, 1883 Oil on canvas. Signed and dated lower rig ht “Fred Morgan, 1883” Ex hibited: London, Institute of Painters in Oil Colour Winter 1883, no. 636. 22 x 27 1/4 inc hes 906123 bottom
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Pa blo Picasso, 1881-1973 Jeune Homme Couronné de Feuillage, 1962 Color linocut. Bloc h 1087 Baer 1307 13 3/4 x 10 3/4 inc hes 904356
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Jessie Arms Botke (1883-1971) Egrets, circa 1935 Oil on board, 25 x 21 inc hes t his page top
Edgar Alwin Payne (1883 -1947) Riders in t he Canyon de C helly Oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inc hes bottom left
Hanson Put huff (1875 - 1972) Cloud s of Autumn Oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inc hes
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George Stern, Owner Irene Stern, Director Jennifer Gunloc k, Administrator, Oscar Ramos, Maintenance
Brent Gross, Director Ellen Osterkamp, Administrative Assistant
P.O. Box 2953 Carmel, CA 93921 T 831 626 1100 F 831 626 9900
8920 Melrose Avenue West Hollywood, CA 90069 T 800 501 6885 T 310 276 2600 F 310 276 2622 E gsfa@sternfinearts.com www.sternfinearts.com
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G EO RG E ST E RN FIN E A RT S
For over t hirty years, George Stern Fine Arts has specialized in California Impressionists and American Scene painters, focusing on t he finest paintings from 1880 t hroug h 1940 and beyond. We are involved in educating t he public on t he historical development of t hese artists and t he connoisseurs hi p of collecting. George Stern was t he Fine Art Dealers Association’s founding president. Currently he is serving on t he boards of t he Art Dealers Association of California, California Heritage Museum, and Board of Advisors of Claremont Graduate University.
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William Wendt (1875 - 1946) T he Edge of t he Forest, circa 1920 Oil on canvas, 24 x 32 inc hes
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GUA RISCO GA L L E RY
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2 Greenwic h Avenue Greenwic h, CT 06830 T 203 622 4494 F 203 622 7561 E contact@greenwic hgallery.com www.greenwic hgallery.com
2828 Pennsylvania Avenue, N W Was hington, DC 20007 T 202 333 8533 T 800 426 3747 F 202 625 0834 E guariscogallery@mind s pring.com www.guariscogallery.com
Catering to t he needs of beginning and esta blis hed collectors alike, Guarisco Gallery offers an extensive selection of important 19t h- and early 20t h-century paintings and scul ptures from every major American and European sc hool, including Romantic, Barbizon, Academic, Victorian, Belle Epoque, Im pressionist, and Mod ernist. Su bje ct m atter ranges from s po rting a rt, m a rin es, and Orientalist images to still-life paintings, land sca pes, portraits, and c harming genre scenes.
Edward Willis Redfield (1869-1965) Off Ocean Point, Boot hbay Harbor, Maine Oil on canvas, 38 1/4 x 50 inc hes Signed ‘E. W. Redfield’ lower left
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T he Greenwic h Gallery has dealt in American and European paintings from t he 19t h and 20t h Century for over sixteen years, our strengt h is our extensive and diverse inventory. A bby M. Taylo r handles exception al Am eric an and Euro p ean scul pture from t he 19t h and 20t h Century.
Wilfred Ga briel de Gle hn Britis h, 1870-1951 T he Bat hers Oil on canvas Signed lower rig ht 24 1/2 x 21 1/2 inc hes Framed – 33 x 29 inc hes
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HAYD EN & FAND ET TA RA R E BOOK S
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Post Office Box 1549 New York, NY 10101-1549 T 212 582 2505 E haydenandfandetta@msn.com
357 Nort h La Brea Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90036-2517 T 323 938 5222 F 323 938 0577 E jrutberg@jac krutbergfinearts.com www.jac krutbergfinearts.com
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JAC K RU T B E RG FIN E A RT S
Founded in 1979, Jac k Rutberg Fine Arts features important Modern and Contemporary European, American and Latin American artists. T he gallery represents t he estates of Hans Burk hardt, Oskar Fisc hinger, and Francisco Zuniga, as well as contemporary artists Patric k Gra ham, Rut h Weisberg, and Jerome Witkin. Important solo s hows have included Ta pies, Gorky, Rouault, Weber, Kollwitz, Calder, and ot her signific ant 20t h century a rtists. Majo r ex hibitions have in clud ed surveys of Germ an Ex pressionism, California Modernism, and Los Angeles Contemporary Art. Concurrent wit h L.A. Art S how, t he gallery is presenting a major ex hibition of 80 works, Art of Engagement, launc hing Peter Selz’s new book, Art of Engagement: Visual Politic s in California and Beyond.
Hayden & Fandetta Rare Books, international private d ealers ba sed in New Yo r k City, specialize in books a bout antiques, interior design, and gardens and flowers. Color plate books, illustrated books, and Art Deco books wit h striking dustwra ppers are al so kept in stoc k. A book binder/conservator is on sta ff to offer clients complete book binding and restoration services. Members of: Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America, International League of Antiquarian Booksellers, Art and Antique Dealers League of America, CINOA
First editions of novel s by P.G.Wode house all in original very scarce illustrated dustjac kets, cloc kwise from top: Laug hing Gas (1936; jac ket signed by Abbey), If I Were You (1931; jac ket signed by W.Heat h Robinson), T hank You, Jeeves! (1934; t he first of t he Jeeves novel s and wit h unsign ed ja c ket by Jam es Montgom ery Fl a gg), and, T he Man Wit h 2 Left Feet (1933; jac ket signed by Harry Bec k hoff ).
P hoto by Stan Sc hnier
Sam Francis (1923 - 1995) Untitled, 1988 Di ptyc h, Acrylic on Canvas 24 x 24 inc hes J R FA #2112
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Herbert Palmer, Director Susan Bec ker, Assistant to t he Director
9003 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90069 T 310 278 6407 F 310 550 0758 E mail@ herbert palmergallery.com www.herbert palmergallery.com
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Hours: Tues-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 11am-5pm PST Herbert Palmer Gallery celebrates its forty second year in Los Angeles, ex hibiting works of master American, European and Asian artists, particularity early Modernist works. As an art historian, Herbert Palmer has been a ble to discover and ex hibit innovative Contemporary artists like Ed Rusc ha, Bridget Riley and Lee Mullican. T he gallery provides a consultation and a ppraisal service.
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Lee Mullican Santiago, 1968 Oil on canvas 31 x 51 inc hes t his page
Jac k Stu ppin View from Dry Creek, 2005 Oil on canvas 59 3/4 x 74 7/8 inc hes
Herbert Bayer Oscar Bluemner Marc C hagall C hristo Allen Jones André Masson Joan Miro Henry Moore Wolfgang Paalen Niki de Saint P halle Pa blo Picasso Man Ray James Rosenquist Kurt Seligmann James Strombotne Jean Tinguely Abra ham Wal kowitz Dody Warren Edward Weston
T here is a great joy in discovering an American landsca pe painter w hose art sings a bout t he land in w hic h we live. In a sense, Jac k Stuppin continues Marsden Hartley’s vision—wandering in t he realm of sea, sky and t he Sonoma patc hwork of golden mountains. His paintings are romantic landsca pes, w hic h exemplify t he “eternal recurrence” of a restless California terrain. T he Sonoma County Museum has recently s hown a one-man s how of Stuppin’s latest work.
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Jane Ka han C harles Mat hes, Director
922 Madison Avenue (at 73rd Street) Mezzanine Level, New York, NY 10021 T 212 744 1490 F 212 744 1598 E janeka han@janeka han.com www.janeka han.com
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Fernand Léger (1881-1955) Les Constructeurs, 1950 Aubusson ta pestry 96 1/2 x 68 7/8 inc hes t his page top
René Magritte (1898-1967) Le Retour, 1940 Aubusson ta pestry 53 x 72 inc hes 135 x 183 cm bottom
Pa blo Picasso (1881-1973) Vase deu x anses hautes (Queen), Ramie 213 Vase deu x anses hautes ( King) Ramie 141 1953, Ceramic vase H. 15 1/4 inc hes
T he JAN E KA HAN GA L L E RY is an internationally known New York City art gallery specializing in 20t h century European and American masters wit h particular emp hasis on t he work of Picasso, C hagall, Leger and Miro. Wit h antecedents going bac k to t he 1950’s t he gallery opened to t he public in 1973 and is still at its original location on Madison Avenue. We were part of t he founding group of t he International Fine Print Dealers Association and are long-time members of t he Appraisers Association of America. Besides our extensive dealings in paintings, prints and scul pture, Jane Ka han was one of t he earliest galleries in t he United States to handle Picasso ceramic s as well as ceramic s by Leger and C hagall. Our collection of Aubussons ta pestries by many of t he great artists of t he 20t h Century is one of t he largest in t he world and has been featured in numerous museums, artfairs and publications.
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Karel Appel Jean Ar p Alexander Calder Marc C hagall Corneille Jean Dufy Sonia Delaunay Jean Dubuffet Sam Francis Henri De ToulouseLautrec Le Corbusier Andre Lanskoy Fernand Leger Roy Lic htenstein Marino Marini Henri Matisse Matta 36
Joan Miro Henry Moore Pa blo Picasso Arnaldo Pomodoro Auguste Rodin Georges Rouault Niki De Saint P halle Istvan Sandorfi Frank Stella Ossi p Zad kine
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Jerald Mel berg Mary Mel berg Gaybe Jo hnson C hris Clamp
625 Sout h S haron Amity Road C harlotte, NC 28211 T 704 365 3000 F 704 365 3016 E gallery@jeraldmel berg.com www.jeraldmel berg.com
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Jerald Mel berg Gallery features contemporary painting and scul pture by a diverse group of artists from all geogra p hic regions. Consequently, our artists reside all over t he United States, Sout h America and Spain. T he artists represented by t he gallery are c hosen wit h extreme care, as we seek to ex hibit works of art t hat have a particular visual poetry and inner integrity t hat transcend t he everyday, regardless of being a bstract, representational or realist.
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Raul Diaz, Botes Rojos, 2001, Acrylic on wood panel 62 3/4 x 82 7/8 inc hes t his page top
Wolf Ka hn, Barn In Halifa x, V T, 2001, Oil on canvas, 24 x 24 inc hes bottom
Robert Mot herwell, Trio IV, 1985, Acrylic and pencil on canvas, 24 x 36 inc hes
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C harles Bas ham Romare Bearden Stanley Bielen Ernesto Berra Oscar Bluemner T homas Buec hner Dale C hi huly Raul Diaz Daniel Dou ke Ric k Horton ( Estate) Paul Jenkins Wolf Ka hn Ida Ko hlmeyer ( Estate) Ric hard Mayberry T homas McNic kle Kimo Minton Robert Mot herwell Alice Ballard Munn Al bert Paley Robert Peterson Manuel Reyna Tommie Rus h Brian Russell Brian Ruten berg Ric hard Sten house Donna P hi pps Stout Ramon UrbĂĄn Emily Wil son
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Jonat han Nova k Xiliary Twil Janelle W hite Pedro Caceres Maegan S hana han
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Sam Francis Untitled 1986 Acrylic on canvas 54 x 42 inc hes t his page top left
Josep h Cornell C herubino’s Game C. 1954-56 Box Construction 14 3/8 x 10 7/8 x 2 1/2 inc hes
1880 Century Park East, Suite 100 Los Angeles, CA 90067 T 310 277 4997 F 310 277 4881 E jnca@nova kart.com www.nova kart.com
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Since 1978, Jonat han Nova k has been an important source for contemporary American and European art. Wit h a wide-ranging inventory consisting of paintings, drawings, and scul pture, one may find significant examples by internationally recognized artists. Jonat han provides his clients wit h ex pert advice in t he purc hasing, collecting, and selling of fine contemporary works of art.
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Barry Flanagan Acrobats 2004 Bronze 57 3/4 x 16 1/8 x16-3/8 inc hes bottom
Jim Dine Dexter and Gus 2002 Oil on canvas 72 1/8 x 90 1/4 inc hes
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Robert Bec htle Vija Celmins Josep h Cornell Ric hard Diebenkorn Jim Dine Jean Dubuffet Ric hard Estes Barry Flanagan Helen Frankent haler Sam Francis Ral p h Goings David Hoc kney Don Jacot Roy Lic htenstein Robert Mot herwell Ken Noland Rod Penner Ed Rusc ha Ric hard Serra Joel S ha piro Frank Stella Saul Stein berg Donald Sultan Wayne T hiebaud Andy War hol Tom Wesselmann 41
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307 Spring Street, Suite B Nevada City, CA 95959 T 530 265 9278 F 530 265 9277 E julie@julieba kerfineart.com www.julieba kerfineart.com
696 East Colorado Boulevard, Suite 4 Pasadena, CA 91101-2122 T 626 577 5657 www.mkelleyart.com
Since opening in 2001, Julie Ba ker Fine Art has focused on ex hibiting t he work of emerging artists from across t he country. T he gallery’s fres h a pproac h to ex panding t he audience for contemporary art is ac hieved by offering a dynamic program of emerging talent in an area outside t he mainstream market for ex hibiting art. T he gallery primarily focuses on identifying and ex hibiting artists w ho present a contemporary vision to t he traditional art forms of painting, drawing and scul pture t hroug h a unique a pproac h to process, medium and imagery. Artists are selected based on t he quality of t heir tec hnique, t heir a bility to present an exceptional image and for creating work t hat will wit hstand t he test of time. Artwork is ex hibited in a c harming and elegant s pace in historic downtown Nevada City, a Gold Rus h-era town in Nort hern California.
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K EL L EY GA L L E RY
Esta blis hed in 1986, T he Kelley Gallery specializes in original vintage paintings produced from 1850 t hroug h 1950. From early California artists and t he American Scene to Pre-Ra p haelite and Symbolist works, t he gallery handles a broad spectrum of painting styles and subjects. We cater to t he independent and progressive-minded collector looking for t he unique, t he unusual, and t he exceptional.
C harles Kec k (1913 - 2003) U p hill Climb, Downtown Los Angeles Watercolor on pa per, 15 x 22 inc hes
Marnie Spencer Born: Oa kland, CA, 1951 David Hoc kney’s Underwear 2004, Watercolor on pa per 30 x 40 inc hes
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Kat hleen Avery, President Hillary Welde, Gallery Director
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André L hote (1885 – 1962) Nu à la Nature Morte Watercolor, signed, France, c. 1925 13 1/2 x 9 inc hes
825 Emerson Street Palo Alto, CA 94301 T 650 323 7830 F 650 323 7836 E info@kat hleenaveryart.com www.kat hleenaveryfineart.com
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KAT H L E EN AV E RY FIN E A RT
Kat hleen Avery Fine Art specializes in fine figurative paintings and sculpture from La Belle Époque t hrough t he Modern Era (1890 – 1950) wit h particular emp hasis on figurative works from L’École de Paris. We al so represent a select and eclectic group of emerging artists from different countries and cultures, w hose work reflects t he influence of t he Modernist movement.
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Georges Petit (1879 – 1959) Bolero Oil on canvas, signed, Belgium 55 1/2 x 70 inc hes bottom left
Émile Dec kers, (1873 – 1968) Après le Bal Oil on canvas, signed Algeria, dated 1923 19 x 24 inc hes bottom rig ht
Jean Luis Marcel Cosson (1878 – 1956) Foyer de l’O péra Oil on canvas, signed France, c. 1920 28 1/2 x 23 1/2 inc hes
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JM L Cosson Léon Comerre André L hote Josep h Csà ky Édouard Goerg Elie-Anatole Pavil C harles Kva pil
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960 Nort h La Brea Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90038 T 323 850 1477 T 866 239 5530 F 323 8501440 E ljc @fineoldart.com www.fineoldart.com
511 West 25t h Street, Suite 406 New York, NY 10001 T 212 246 3850 F 212 246 3860 E Andrew @mwgalleries.com www.mwgalleries.com
MUS EUM W O R K S GA L L E RI ES
Museum Works opened its first gallery nine years ago in Aspen, CO. Since t hen locations in New York City and Los Angeles, CA. Museum Works Galleries offers original s by esta blis hed contemporary artists as well as an ex panding roster of talent. T his year for our boot h at t he Los Angeles Art S how we are hig hlig hting artist Greg Miller.
Important 19t h, early 20t h century American & European Paintings
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Jean Mc Lane Bat hers 41 x 40 o/c Framed: 49 x 48 inc hes Signed & Dated, Jean Mc Lane, 1926, l.l. Ex hibited: P hiladel p hia, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, One Hundred and Twenty-Second Annual Ex hibition, 1927
Greg Miller Our Greatest T hrill, 2005 Mixed media and resin on board 56 x 85 inc hes
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Mario Madiai Red Roses On Yellow Oil on canvas 48 x 40 inc hes t his page top left
Gustavo Torres Reflexion Bronze 22 inc hes hig h
606 Lig ht house P.O. Box 861 Pacific Grove, CA 93950 T 831 625 3820 E inquiry@t helewisgallery.com www.t helewisgallery.com
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T he Lewis Gallery was created as a venue for hig h quality contemporary art. We specialize in works of strong, mid-career, well-esta blis hed artists, primarily from Italy, Spain, and California. For our European artists, our goal is to ma ke t hem as well known here as t hey are in t heir home countries, and for our California artists, to gain a wider a ppreciation of t heir work t hroug hout t he United States.
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Gloria Munoz Altar Con Jarra Azul Oil on canvas 32 x 52 inc hes
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Mic hael Dvortc sa k Mario Madiai Gloria Mu単oz Vincenzo Politino Gustavo Torres Velasco Vitali
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Louis Stern Marie C hambers Debora h Stern Jennifer Ward
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Alfredo Ramos Martinez La India Maya, circa 1936 oil on canvas 44 x 36 inc hes 111.8 x 91.4 cm t his page top rig ht
Claire Fal kenstein Untitled, copper 15 x 40 x 5 inc hes 38.1 x 101.6 x 12.7 cm
9002 Melrose Avenue West Hollywood, CA 90069 T 310 276 0147 F 310 276 7740 E gallery@louisstern.com www.louissternfinearts.com
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In its ex hibition program, Louis Stern Fine Arts has featured important mid-Twentiet h Century West Coast a bstract artists. T he gallery represents a sele ct g rou p of contem po ra ry a rtists and t he estates of Alfredo Ramos Martinez, Lorser Feitel son, Helen Lundeberg, Frederic k Wig ht and Claire Fal kenstein. In addition, t he gallery is active in t he secondary market wit h special concentration in Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art.
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Lorser Feitel son Untitled (January 20) 1966 oil on canvas 60 x 60 inc hes 152.4 x 152.4 cm bottom
Helen Lundeberg Land sca pe, 1968 acrylic on canvas 30 x 54 inc hes 76.2 x 137.2 cm
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Karl Benjamin Pierre Bonnard Lorser Feitel son Judit h Foosaner June Harwood Béla K ádár Helen Lundeberg János Mattis Teutsc h Jo hn Mc Laug hlin Cecilia Z. Miguez Henry Moore Leonard Nimoy Pa blo Picasso Alfredo Ramos Martinez Hugó Sc heiber Rufino Tamayo Jacques Villon
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Ted Menden hall Jamie Sobieski Peter Menden hall Jessica Niblo Yous hi Li
40 Mill s Place Pasadena, CA 91105 T 626 535 9757 E info@menden hall sobieskigallery.com www.menden hall sobieskigallery.com
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Squea k Carnwat h Luc ky, 2003 77 x 77 inc hes Oil and al kyd on canvas over panel t his page top left
R. Kenton Nol son Passing Oil on panel 24 x 24 inc hes top rig ht
Sean C heet ham C hantal C harcoral on pa per 7.5 x 5 inc hes bottom
Mic hael Hussar Gumrunner Oil on canvas 84 x 84 inc hes
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Squea k Carnwat h Morgan Carver Sean C heet ham Mic hael Hussar Robert La Du ke Francis Livingston R. Kenton Nel son Glenn Ness Ray Ric hardson Ed Rusc ha Mark Ryden Mark Todd Joe Vau x Est her Pearl Watson Robert Williams Donald Roller Wil son
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MONT GOM E RY GA L L E RY
406 Jac kson Street San Francisco, CA 94111 T 415 788 8300 F 415 788 5469 E info@montgomerygallery.com www.montgomerygallery.com
3303 Lee Parkway Dallas, T X 75219 T 214 522 3303 F 214 521 3577 E info@ panamericanart.com www.panamericanart.com
Montgomery Gallery is one of t he leading international art galleries in t he western United States to deal in bot h 19t h and 20t h century European and American works wit h a s pecial focus on t he art of California. T he gallery offers an array of services including consultation, a ppraisal, consignment and t he purc hasing of artwork.
Members hi ps of: T he Art Dealers Association of America Antique Dealers Association of America CINOA San Francisco Art Dealers Association American Appraisers Association T he Jac kson Square Art & Antiques Dealers Association
Pan American Art Gallery, based in Dallas, Texas, specializes in art of t he Americas. Esta blis hed in 1994, t he gallery seeks to create a bridge between Nort h and Sout h American culture and to present and ex hibit artists from bot h regions concurrently. We deal wit h emerging to esta blis hed artists, as well as secondary market paintings, scul pture, and works on pa per. T he gallery is an active member of t he Dallas Arts Dealers Association.
Fernand LÊger ( Frenc h, 1881-1955) L’oiseau et Fleur Initialed l /r: F.L. and dated (19)48 Gouac he and ink on pa per
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Edward & Nancy Reddin Kien holz Spit in t he Ocean, 1984 mixed media assemblage 38 1/8 x 72 3/8 x 17 inc hes
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Nicolas Africano Untitled (woman sitting on c hair) 2005 cast glass 17 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 15 1/4 inc hes bottom
Mic hael Gregory Big Top 2005 oil on panel 40 1/2 x 54 1/2 inc hes
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NANC Y HO F FMAN GA L L E RY
Nancy Hoffman Gallery opened in 1972, among t he first handful of galleries in SoHo. Specializing in contemporary art, t he Gallery is recognized and respected for its commitment, consistency and loyalty to its artists w hose names are included on t he attac hed list. Many of t he artists have s hown wit h t he gallery since 1972, ot hers have joined over t he years. Five years ago Nancy Hoffman Gallery commenced an active and on-going program to s how young artists in a newly-created Projects Space gallery. T he Proje cts prog ram continues to g row and develop. W hat ties Projects and long-time gallery artists toget her wit hin t he wide range of style, medium, scale and a ppearance, is eac h artist’s single-minded, obsessive, commitment to a personal vision and t he process t hroug h w hic h t hey realize t his vision. A RT IST S
Nicolas Africano Linda Mieko Allen Ilan Averbuc h David Bierk Carolyn Brady Howard Buc hwald Colette Calascione Mark Calderon Timot hy Cummings Rupert Deese Mark Depman Don Eddy Viola Frey Juan Gonzalez Mic hael Gregory Gregory Halili Ro han Harris Remy Hysbergue Hung Liu Lynn Mc Carty Lucy Mac kenzie Susan Norrie 56
Jo hn Okulic k Frank Owen Peter Plagens Mic hele Pred Scott Prior Ric hard Purdy Josep h Ra ffael Bill Ric hards Yu ko S hirais hi Jim Sullivan
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8010 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90046 T 323 655 4468 F 323 655 1163 E pa pillong@aol.com www.pa pillongallery.com
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Pa pillon Gallery specializes in European and American paintings and scul pture from 1890-1950 wit h emp hasis on t he Sc hool of Paris. Modernist figurative works t hat ca pture t he ambiance of t he period are our particular focus. In 2004 Martin Wol pert and Jeffrey Winter aut hored t he book Modern Figurative Paintings: T he Paris Connection w hic h documents many of t he artists handled t hroug h t he gallery in t he historic al context of t he S c hool of Paris. In t he s pring of 2006 a follow-u p book, Figurative Paintings: Paris and t he Modern Spirit will be publis hed.
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Jean de Botton Léda et le Cygne Oil on canvas, Signed, France, c.1925 38 x 77 inc hes bottom left
George Artemoff Les Acrobats Oil on canvas, Signed, Russian, Worked in Paris c.1925 31 1/2 x 22 inc hes bottom rig ht
Mercedes Legrand Bal Musette Oil on canvas, Signed, Belgium, Dated 1923
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George Artemoff Carl Hugo Beetz Abel Bertram Boleslas Biegas C harles Bissc hops Jean de Botton Georges Ca pon Emilie C harmy Anna Costenoble Georges Creten André Dignimont François E berl André Favory C harles Kva pil Mercedes Legrand Auguste Lerou x André L hote Marcel-Lenoir August Mosca Otis Oldfield Gen Paul Henri-Paul Rey Eliza bet h Ronget William S. Sc hwartz Nicolas Stern berg Anna Walinska
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T H E R ED F E RN GA L L E RY
T he Redfern Gallery is celebrating t hirty years in t he art business. We specialize in historical American paintings, wit h an emp hasis on t he California Sc hool. Our inventory includes museum quality works by Guy Rose, Edgar Payne, Granville Redmond, Franz Bisc hoff, Jo hn Gamble, Al son Clark, and ot hers. T he Redfern Gallery continues to be a leading source for private, cor porate, and museum collections. We are at your service w het her you are buying, selling, or simply researc hing t hat special painting.
Maurice Braun (1877 - 1941) Autumn Moon Oil on canvas 24 x 20 inc hes
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1540 Sout h Coast Hig hway Laguna Beac h, CA 92651 T 949 497 3356 F 949 497 1324 At t he Montage Resort & Spa 30801 Sout h Coast Hig hway Laguna Beac h, CA 92651 T 949 715 6193 E mail@redferngallery.com www.redferngallery.com
5 East 57t h Street New York, NY 10022 T 212 355 5710 C 917 690 7766 F 212 355 5742 E info@re hs.com www.re hs.com
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R EHS GA L L E RI ES, INC.
Re hs Galleries, Inc. is one of t he world’s leading dealers of important Academic art. T he gallery specializes in Frenc h, Britis h and American artists w ho ex hibited at t he Paris Salon and t he Royal Ac ademy from 1860–1920. Currently t he gallery is preparing t he catalogue raisonné’s of Daniel Ridgway Knig ht (1839–1924), Julien Dupré (1851–1910) and Emile Munier (1840–1895). Members of: Fine Art Dealers Association ( FA DA) — Howard Re hs, current President Art & Antique Dealers League of America C.I.N.O.A. Appraisers Association of America
Jean B.C. Corot (1796 - 1875) La Baie de Somme Oil on panel 9 1/2 x 19 1/2 inc hes Signed Painted c.1855-60
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M EM B E R: FA DA ( Fine Art Dealers Association) CINOA PA DA ( Private Art Dealers Association)
612 Merc handise Mart Plaza C hicago, IL 60654 T 312 644 8855 F 312 644 8856 E info@ric hardnortonnortongallery.com www.ric hardnortongallery.com Hours: Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
Ric hard Norton Gallery specializes in American and European Impressionist and Modern paintings, drawings and scul pture from t he nineteent h and early twentiet h centuries. Artists include works b y : Al b e rt Bl o c h , K a r l B u e h r , H en r i Fa r r é , Frederic k Fursman, Hanania h Harari, Carl Holty, J. Jeffrey Grant, Al bert Kre hbiel, Marie Laurencin, Jan Matul ka and Pauline Palmer.
SC HIL L E R & BO DO EU RO P EAN PAINT INGS
Sc hiller and Bodo specializes in Frenc h paintings from t he Academic, Realist, Barbizon and PostImpressionist traditions. In addition, we handle select paintings from t he varied European sc hool s f rom 1 8 6 0 – 1 9 6 0 . A rt i st s in o u r in vent o r y include Bon heur, Bouguereau, Breton, Corot, Courbet, Daubigny, Diaz, Ja py, Lebasque, L hermitte, Loiseau, Puigaudeau, Ric het, Rousseau. Please visit us online at www.sc hillerandbodo.com.
Medard K lein Am. 1905 - 2002 Arrangement #84 Oil on canvas, 1949 30 x 36 inc hes Signed and dated lower rig ht
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Ferdinand Heil but h Frenc h, 1826-1889 Summer Days at Giverny Signed lower rig ht: F Heil but h Oil on canvas 42 1/8 x 32 1/8 inc hes 52 x 43 inc hes framed
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Hug hie Lee-Smit h (Am. 1915 - 1999) Sailor, 1944 Oil on canvas 24 x 18 inc hes t his page top
Marion Perkins (Am. 1908 -1961) Untitled ( Head ), ca.1950 Carved marble 10 x 5 x 6 inc hes
715 Nort h Franklin Street C hicago, IL 60610 T 312 642 8700 F 310 642 8785 E info@adamsfineart.com www.adamsfineart.com
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RO B E RT H EN RY A DAMS FIN E A RT
Robert Henry Adams Fine Art, Inc. specializes in Modern American Art from 1910 to 1970 including paintings, drawings and scul pture by important artists associated wit h Modernism, Regionalism, Abstract Ex pressionism and African American art. Located in downtown C hicago, t he gallery maintains a large inventory, mounts regular ex hibitions and publis hes catalogs. Our website is updated on a daily basis and provides a convenient way to browse selections from our extensive collection.
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Gertrude Abercrombie Aaron Bo hrod Eliza bet h Catlett Ral ston Crawford Leon Golub C harles Howard Ric hard Hunt Sargent Jo hnson George Josimovic h Hug hie Lee-Smit h Lรกszlo Mo holy-Nagy Marion Perkins Edna Reindel T heodore Rosza k H.C. Westermann Hale Woodruff
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Ray Blac kman Alina Ric hards Scott Ric hards
355 Bryant Street, # 307 San Francisco, CA 94107 T 415 977 0920 E gallery@srcart.com www.scottric hardscontemporaryart.com
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Hours: By a ppointment
Scott Ric hards Contemporary Art presents a nota ble collection of works by American and European Contemporary artists. We provide ex pert advice and personalized consulting services in building your art collection. We al so specialize in acquisitions of works by 20t h Century Modern and Contemporary Masters from t he secondary market.
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Robert Silvers (American b. 1968) Marilyn, 2005 P hotomosaic on aluminum 55 x 48 inc hes – Edition of 6 37 x 32 inc hes – Edition of 10
C harles Arnoldi Tim Bavington Boyd & Evans Davis & Davis Warner Friedman Matt Gil Patric k Hug hes Jeremy Kidd Mel Ramos Rex Ray Robert Silvers Griff Williams
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Patric k Hug hes (b.1939) Infilling, 2004 Oil on board construction 24 x 47 1/4 x 9 1/4 inc hes Signed, dated and titled verso
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Edna Reindel (1900 - 1992) Victorian Essay, 1932 Signed and dated “Edna Reindel ’32” lower rig ht Oil on canvas 21 x 20 inc hes Note: Ex-collection of T he Ma haraja of Indore t his page top left
Jacques Sc hnier (1898 - 1988) Bret, 1940 Unsigned Silvered plaster 13 x 7.5 x 9 inc hes (wit hout base) Provenance: Estate of t he Artist top rig ht
Jo hn Mottram (1903 - 1956) C hrysant hemums, 1940 Signed “Mottram” lower left Oil on canvas board 16.75 x 12.5 inc hes
9200 West Olympic Boulevard, Suite 200 Beverly Hill s, CA 90212 T 310 273 8838 F 310 273 8848 E info@HelfenFineArts.com www.HelfenFineArts.com
S P ENC E R JON H ELF EN FIN E A RT S
Spencer Jon Helfen Fine Arts specializes in California Modernism of t he 1920s, 1930s and 1940s. We are one of t he only galleries to mount significant ex hibitions displaying works by historically important California Modernists. We also have been proud to reintroduce to t he collecting public t he art of many previously well-known artists w hose outstanding reputations have become obscured by t he passage of time, including many women artists. Among t he many artistic t hemes represented in our offerings are California Scene, California Regionalism, Social Realism, and W PA-inspired works. Stylistically, we offer works t hat reflect t he wide diversity of California Modernism, including Surrealism, Social Realism, Magic Realism, Sync hromism, Art Deco, Cubism, and Abstraction. T he Gallery offers fine paintings, sculpture, drawings and prints. We represent t he Estates of Victo r Arnautoff, Brents Carlton, Ral p h C hessé, Harold Mallette Dean, Helen Clark Oldfield, Otis Oldfield, Frede Vidar and Bernard Zak heim. Our clients can expect well-researc hed biogra p hies on t he artists we display, and color broc hures for eac h of our ex hibitions. Members of: Art Dealers Association of California
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Victor Arnautoff (1896 - 1979) Untitled ( Lady in Repose) Ca. 1935 Signed “V. Arnautoff” lower left Oil on canvas 26 x 36 inc hes Provenance: Estate of t he Artist
Ma bel Alvarez Victor Arnautoff Belle Baranceanu Edward Biberman Dorr Bot hwell Nic holas Brigante Claude Buc k Brents Carlton Harold Mallette Dean Francis de Erdely Lorser Feitel son Helen Forbes Karoly Fulop Yun Gee Jo hn Langley Howard Peter Krasnow
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Jo hn Nava (b. 1947) C hec k Out, 2005 Oil on canvas over board 63 x 63 inc hes
1266 Coast Village Road Montecito, CA 93108 T 805 969 5112 F 805 969 0220
7 East Ana pamu Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 T 805 730 1460 F 805 730 1462
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SU L LIVAN GOSS AN AM E RICAN GA L L E RY
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Sullivan Goss - An American Gallery presents an exciting selection of 19t h, 20t h, and 21st century American art, wit h a particularly fine offering of works by California artists.
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Anders Aldrin (1899-1970) Two S hoppers, 1933 Oil on canvas 32 x 34 inc hes bottom
Francis Criss (1901-1973) Still Life, 1930 Oil on canvas 20.2 x 22.2 inc hes
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Bo Bartlett Ken Bortolazzo Harry Carmean Terry Dela pp Jon Francis Robin Gowen Steve Huston Jo hn Nava R. Kenton Nel son Angela Perko Hank Pitc her Miriam Slate Jac k R. Smit h Nicole Strasburg Sara h Vedder S hiba Ward
Anders Aldrin Jo hn Bern hardt Lydia Cooley Colin Campbell Cooper Loc kwood de Forest Anya Fis her Ric hard Haines Lyla Harcoff W H D Koerner Betty Lane Dan Lutz Nell Brooker May hew Ben Messic k Frederic k Rema hl Grace Libby Vollmer Howard Wars haw
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Fernando Botero Seated Woman, 2005 Bronze 19 inc hes hig h
Los Angeles 8808 Melrose Ave / West Hollywood, California 90069
T 310/276-8686 F 310/276-8576
San Diego 820 Prospect St / La Jolla, California 92037
T 858/454-3691 F 858/454-0589
J.M. Tasende, President Mary Bet h Hynes, Director Aitor Tasende, Gallery Manager Betina Tasende, LA Gallery Director
8808 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90069 T 310 276 8686 F 310 276 8576
820 Prospect Street TAS END E La Jolla, CA 92037 T 858 454 3691 F 858 454 0589 E tasende@aol.com www.tasendegallery.com
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Esta blis hed in California since 1979, Tasende Gallery specializes in drawings, paintings and scul ptures.
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Wayne T hiebaud Cloud City, 1993-94 Oil on canvas 60 x 36 inc hes
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Fletc her Benton Fernando Botero Ant hony Caro Lynn C hadwic k Eduardo C hillida JosĂŠ Luis Cuevas Niki De Saint P halle Mark Di Suvero Giacomo ManzĂš Roberto Matta Henry Moore Andres Nagel Louise Nevel son Wayne T hiebaud Barbara Weldon Lambert Maria Wintersberger
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135 East Main Street Bozeman, M T 59715 T 406 586 3636 F 406 587 8279 E info@nygardgallery.com www.nygardgallery.com
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T HOMAS NYGA R D FIN E A RT
Esta blis hed in 1976, t he T homas Nygard Gallery specializes in 19t h and 20t h Century American art wit h an emp hasis on historical Western Art of t he Nort hern Plains. We al so display important paintings of t he Taos Society, Roc ky Mountains, Hudson River and California Sc hool s. We offer our clients service in appraisals, painting restoration and conservation, and custom framing. We are always interested in purc hasing quality works by notewort hy artists, single pieces or entire collections.
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Reiss, Winold (1886-1953) Sacred Squirrel Woman, 1936 Pastel on W hatman drawing board 38 1/4 x 25 1/8 inc hes Signed lower rig ht, Winold Reiss t his page
Sc hreyvogel, C harles (1861-1912) T he Last Drop, 1903 Bronze, 12 inc hes hig h x 18 1/4 inc hes in lengt h, Inscribed, copyrig ht 1903 by C has. Sc hreyvogel and beneat h t he base wit h t he Roman Bronze Works N-Y- foundry mark
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Al bert Bierstadt LaVerne Nel son Blac k Oscar E. Berning haus Edward Borein Maynard Dixon Herbert “Buc k” Dunton Henry F. Farny E.W. “Bill” Gollings P hili p Russell Goodwin Herman W. Hansen Ernest M. Hennings Victor Higgins Frank Tenney Jo hnson T homas Moran Edgar Samuel Pa xson Winold Reiss Frederic Remington Carl Rungius C harles Marion Russell Ola f Carl Seltzer Josep h Henry S har p Donald Teague, N.A.
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Pierre Marie Brisson Le Dialogue, 2004 Mixed media on canvas 47 x 47 inc hes t his page top left
Curtis P hilli ps Dark Green Refraction, 2004 Oil and beeswa x on wood 23 x 20 inc hes rig ht
Alexander Rokoff Kay, 2005 Oil on panel 84 x 48 inc hes lower left
Ed Martin Nig ht Secrets, 2005 Limited Edition P hotogra p h 30 x 38 1/2 inc hes
Tim Yarger, Director Judy Lambert Sam K hayat Bryson Strauss Robert Constant David C havez Eliza bet h Yoc him Belle P havic hitr Megan Carroll Brenda K li ppel
Suite 11, Ground Floor 2/4 Wireless Road T he Promenade Decor Bangkok, T hailand 10330 T 02 655 0882 E belle@yargerfineart.com
329 Nort h Beverly Drive Beverly Hill s, CA 90210 T 310 278 4400 F 310 278 6771 E tim@yargerfineart.com www.yargerfineart.com
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T IMOT H Y YA RG E R FIN E A RT
Timot hy Yarger Fine Art, establis hed in Beverly Hill s since 1986, ex hibits 20t h Century Modernists and mid-career contemporary painters, printmakers, and p hotogra p hers. T he gallery has an additional loc ation in Bangkok, T hailand, and extend s its participation in t he global art market to Hong Kong and Beijing, C hina, wit h ex hibitions of 19t h and 20t h century paintings and gra p hic works. T he gallery, located on Nort h Beverly Drive, presents significant and exciting ex hibitions w hile ex panding its sc holars hip and artists’ programs. Timot hy Yarger Fine Art is committed to providing t he hig hest quality services and facilitating t he acquisition of t he finest works of art for bot h private collectors and cultural institutions. Timot hy Yarger Fine Art is actively engaged wit h art historians, critics, and museum professionals w ho contribute t heir ex p ertise to ex hibitions and to books and catalogues publis hed by t he gallery.
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Ray Turner Judy Pfa ff Pierre Marie Brisson Hei Myung Hyun Curtis P hilli ps Linda Touby Robert Farber Ed Martin Tom Mc Kinley Jeff Dunas Alexander Rokoff Pa blo Picasso Marc C hagall Joan Miro Henri Matisse Pierre-Auguste Renoir 76
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511 Nort h Robertson Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90048 T 310 274 8047 F 310 274 8076 E ti here@aol.com www.triggison.com
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André L hote Femme Nue Cubiste Oil on Canvas France, Signed, c.1918 31.5 x 23.5 Inc hes P hotogra p hed for t he u p coming catalog raisone’ of André L hote Ex hibited: Galerie Paul Rosen berg, Paris, 1921 Galerie La Licirne, Paris, 1922 Galerie Manteau, Belgium, 1924
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T RIGG ISON FIN E A RT INC.
Trigg Ison Fine Art Inc. is a world-class fine art gallery specializing in exceptional examples of figurative original modern art, executed between 1890 – 1950. Our gallery emp hasizes t he art deco/modernist movements of bot h Europe and t he United States. We al so offer original vintage works of art from a number of prominent artist estates t hat include American artists Ron Blumberg, Jan & Maxine Kim Stussy, Jirayr Zort hian, and Alexander Rosenfeld. Catering to an international clientele, t he gallery is located wit hin t he heart of West Hollywood’s Avenues of Art and Design district.
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Tamara de Lempic ka Trompe-l’oeil au Botticelli Oil on Panel Polis h, Worked and Ex hibited Internationally Signed, c.1946, Ex hibited, Illustrated 15 3/4 x 12 Inc hes bottom
Ludovic Alleaume Pauvre Pierrot! Oil on Canvas France, Signed, c.1915 Ex hibited: Societe des Artistes Francais 1922 59.5 x 74 Inc hes
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Andre L hote Ludovic Alleaume Al bert Gleizes Jean Crotti Tamara DeLempicka Ines Wetzel Jean Lambert Rucki Jean Crotti Jacqueline Marval T horvald Hellesen Edmond Verndercammen T heodoor-Josef Versc haeren Sac ha Zaliouk Jan-frans deboever Stanton Macdonald-Wrig ht Ron Blumberg Jan & Maxine Kim Stussy Alexander Rosenfeld Jirayr Zort hian Jessica Rice
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On San Carlos near 7t h P.O. Box 3246 Carmel, CA 93921 T 831 625 3246 F 831 625 1456 E trottergalleries@comcast.net www.fada.com /trotter.html www.artnet.com /trotter.html
Establis hed in 1980, Trotter Galleries has consistently maintained our reputation as a source for t he beginning as well as t he advanced collector by providing quality work of prominent early California artists. Located in d o w nt o w n C a r m el , w e o f f e r a f in e s el e c t i on o f paintings, wit h an emp hasis on artists active in t he Carmel / Monterey area 1875-1950.
Armin C. Hansen, N.A. (1886 - 1957) Fis her Life, c. 1924 Oil on canvasboard 15 3/4 x 19 1/2 inc hes Signed lower rig ht Titled and signed on reverse
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427 N. Canon Drive, Suite 101 Beverly Hill s, CA 90210 T 310 276 8551 / 800 884 4022 F 310-276-7980 E kargesla@ pac bell.net W hitney Ganz, Director Angela Solie, Sales
6t h & Dolores Carmel, CA 93921 T 831 625 4266 / 800 833 9185 F 831 625 9649 E pkra ft@kargesfineart.com Patric k Kra ft, Director www.kargesfineart.com
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W IL LIAM A. KA RG ES FIN E A RT
One of t he preeminent art dealers in California, William A. Karges Fine Art specializes in early California and American paintings. Wit h galleries in C a r m el a n d L o s An g el e s , K a r g e s Fin e A rt carries one of t he most varied, hig h-quality, historically significant inventories of paintings avail a ble on t he West C o a st. T he gallery is es p e cially known fo r its su p erio r level of sc holars hi p and museum quality publications.
Marion Kavanag h Wac htel (1876-1954) Eucaly ptus Watercolor on Pa per 32 X 21 inc hes
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Eugène Boudin, (1824-1898) Trois Masts dans la Rade, Camaret Oil on canvas 16 x 25 3/4 inc hes signed ll
1610 West Coast Hig hway New port Beac h, CA 92663 T 949 642 7945 F 949 631 3161 E vallejogallery@eart hlink.net www.vallejogallery.com
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T H E VA L L EJO GA L L E RY
T he Vallejo Gallery specializes in offering period Maritime and Marine-t heme paintings from t he past t hree centuries. Esta blis hed in 1972, we continue to present one of t he largest collections of fine quality marine art of historic significance worldwide.
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Norman Roc kwell, (1894-1978) Two Men Fis hing Oil on canvas 14 x 40 inc hes signed lr bottom
Frederic k Tudgay, (1841-1921) American Transatlantic Pac ket BYZANT IUM Oil on canvas 24 x 36 inc hes
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Robert Salmon William Bradford Montague Dawson Edward Moran James E. Butterswort h William A. Coulter Ant hony T heime Camille Pissarro Eugène Boudin T homas Somerscales Jane Peterson Francis A. Silva Guy C. Wiggins Antonio Jacobsen Fred Pansing Jac k L. Gray Maurice Braun Alfred T. Bric her Martin Rico y Ortega
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Gordon C heung Born 1975 Hi-Risers, 2005 financial times, ink, oil, gloss, acrylic gel and s pray on canvas 72 x 83.9 inc hes 183 x 213 cm t his page top
418 West 15t h Street New York, NY 10011 T 212 871 6700 F 212 871 6988 www.wooster projects.com
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Founded in 1988, Wooster Projects is an internationally recognized gallery t hat s howcases t he finest in contemporary art along wit h emerging artists. In 1999 Wooster Projects moved from its So ho location to its present location in C hel sea, New York. T he gallery provides a venue for emerging artists as well as post-war and contemporary art. Wooster Projects is known for its large collection of pop art including works by Roy Lic htenstein, Andy War hol and Tom Wesselmann. In addition to its regular ex hibition sc hedule, Wooster Projects hosts special ex hibits and c harity events t hroug hout t he year. T he sta ff is dedicated to providing its clientele wit h ex pertise, guidance and a full range of services related to t he acquisition, consignment and sale of works of art.
Simon Keenleyside Born 1975 Would You Love Me T hroug h Winter, 2004 oil on canvas 66 x 76 inc hes 167.6 x 193 cm bottom
Matt hew Satz Born 1971 Untitled Smoke Painting ( Pink di ptyc h), 2004 Smoke, oil-based enamel on canvas 24 x 48 inc hes 60.96 x 121.92 cm
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Joe Andoe C had Attie Jean-Mic hel Basquiat Gordon C heung Cras h Jim Dine Sara h Dwyer Reece Jones Simon Keenleyside Roy Lic htenstein Rui Matsunaga Katy Moran Alex Gene Morrison Claes Olden burg Mi ho Sato Matt hew Satz Andy War hol Tom Wesselmann Hanna h Wooll
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Abend, George Abercrombie, Gertrude Adams, C harles Partridge Adams, Kennet h Miller Adel, Daniel Africano, Nicolas Aldridge, Brad Aldrin, Anders Alexander, Jo hn Alleaume, Ludovic Allen, Linda Mieko Alvarez, Ma bel Andoe, Joe Appel, Karel Arnautoff, Victor Arnoldi, C harles Ar p, Jean Artemoff, George Asay, Roger Attie, C had Averbuc h, Ilan Avery, Milton Ba kos, Josef Baranceanu, Belle Bartlett, Dana Bas ham, C harles Baskin, Leonard Basquiat, Jean-Mic hel Bavington, Tim Bayer, Herbert Bearden, Romare Beavers, Sean Bec htle, Robert Bec k, Mark Beetz, Carl Hugo Benitez, Francisco Benjamin, Karl Benton, Fletc her Bern hardt, Jo hn Berning haus, Oscar E. Berra, Ernesto Bertram, Abel Biberman, Edward Biegas, Boleslas Bielen, Stanley Bierk, David Bierstadt, Al bert Bigelow, Isa bel Bijlenga, Marian Bisc hoff, Franz A. A9, Bissc hops, C harles Bisttram, Emil Blac k, LaVerne Nel son Bloc h, Al bert Bluemner, Oscar D49, Blumberg, Ron Bo hrod, Aaron Bon heur Bonnard, Pierre Borein, Edward Borg, Carl Oscar Bortolazzo, Bo Bartlett Botero, Fernando Bot hwell, Dorr Botke, Jessie Arms Boudin, Eugène
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Bouguereau Boyd & Evans Bradford, William Brady, Carolyn Braun, Maurice A5, A15, Breton, Jules Brett, Dorot hy Bric her, Alfred T. Brigante, Nic holas Brisson, Pierre Marie Brown, Benjamin Buc hwald, Howard Buc k, Claude Buec hner, T homas Bue hr, Karl Buff, Conrad Bunnell, C harles Ragland Burc hfield, C harles Butterswort h, James E. Calascione, Colette Calder, Alexander Calderon, Mark Ca pon, Georges Carey, Bob Carl son, Jo hn Fa bian Carlton, Brents Carmean, Harry Carnwat h, Squea k Caro, Ant hony Carver, Morgan Cassatt, Mary Cassidy, Gerald Castro, Luis Catlett, Eliza bet h Celmins, Vija C hadwic k, Lynn C hagall, Marc A6, B24, C ha pman, Mic hael C harmy, Emilie C heet ham, Sean C heung, Gordon C hi huly, Dale C hillida , Eduardo C hittenden, Alice C horny, Sop hia C hristo Clark, Al son Skinner Clivette, Merton Comerre, Léon Constance, Travis Cook, Howard Norton Cook, James Cooley, Lydia Cooper, Colin Campbell Corneille Cornell, Josep h Cornell, Matt hew Corot Corot, Camille Cosson, Jean Luis Marcel Costenoble, Anna Coulter, William A. Courbet Couse, E.I. Cras h Crawford, Ral ston Creten, Georges Crotti, Jean Csà ky, Josep h Cuevas, José Luis Cummings, Timot hy Cuprien, Frank
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FA DA BOA R D OF DIR ECTO RS AND M EMB E RS
T he Fine Art Dealers Association was founded in 1990 as a non-profit members hi p organization of res pected and esta blis hed dealers from across t he United States. Our members are dedicated to promoting and maintaining t he hig hest degree of professionalism, sc holars hi p and integ rity in all bu sin ess conducted w it h collea gues, institutions and t he art buying public. Members hi p in FA DA is hig hly selective and by invitation only. Eac h member has ex pert knowledge of t he artists or period s in w hic h he or s he specializes and maintains a corres ponding inventory. In addition to demonstrating a commitment to enric hing t he cultural lives of t heir communities, members s hare t heir ex pertise t hroug h significant ex hibitions, informative catalogs, and by offering quality works of art w hose aut henticity is unconditionally guaranteed.
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Howard L. Re hs, President Louis Stern, Treasurer Geoff Cline, Secretary
Anderson Galleries Andrew Smit h Gallery Avery Galleries T he Caldwell Gallery C harleston Renaissance Gallery Cincinnati Art Galleries Llc Cline Fine Art David Cook Fine Art David Dike Fine Art L.P. De Ru’s Fine Arts Denen berg Fine Arts, Inc Douglas Frazer Fine Art Ltd. Ec kert Fine Art Ec kert & Ross Fine Art Galerie Mic hael George Stern Fine Arts Godel & Co., Inc. Greenwic h Gallery Guarisco Gallery Jonat han Nova k Contemporary Art Lawrence J. Cantor & Company Louis Stern Fine Arts Mc Coll Fine Art Mitc hell Brown Fine Art, Inc. Nedra Matteucci Galleries Questroyal Fine Art, Llc Redfern Gallery Red Fox Fine Art Re hs Galleries, Inc. Roug hton Galleries Sc hiller & Bodo European Paintings Spanierman Gallery, Llc Sullivan Goss T homas Nygard Gallery Trotter Galleries Vallejo Gallery William A. Karges Fine Art
FA DA’s Elevent h Annual Los Angeles Art S how is a world-class event t hat increases t he national awareness of our organization and advances t he standard s of t he profession into t he twenty-first century. To reflect t he truly region al c ha ra cter of our m emb ers hi p, Sout hern California and t he greater Los Angeles area are t he perfect venue for an event of t his kind. Sop histicated, diverse and t he p erm an ent hom e of m any of t he country’s fo remost collectors, Los Angeles now su pports t he finest art fair on t he West Coast. Attendees of t his year’s Art S how will have an opportunity to view, admire and purc hase a dynamic range of American and European art, from old masters to cutting-edge contemporary, including p hotogra p hy.
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P R EV IOUS FA DA LA A RT SHOW EV ENT S
W ELCOM E!
Moving into its second decade, t he Los Angeles Art S how has evolved into one of t he most important art ex hibitions in t he country. T his year’s ex hibition, our 11t h, features more t han 50 dealers wit h displays spanning five centuries of art. Many long hours of hard work and planning went into t he s how and as always, we need to t hank t hose w ho have given muc h and ta ken very little. Kim Martindale, along wit h t he rest of t he K R Martindale S how Management sta ff, have worked on every aspect of t he s how, ta king care of every detail to ma ke sure t hat t he s how runs smoot hly for bot h t he ex hibitors and t he visitors ... as always, t hank you! S e c on d , t h e r e i s t h e Fin e A rt D e al e r s A s s o c i a t i on ’ s ( FA DA) B o a rd o f D i r e c t o r s : J a y C al d w ell , Tom Nygard, Louis Stern, Jonat han Nova k, Beverly Denen berg, Geoff Cline, and I ... all of w hom have devoted many hours of t heir time to t his ex hibition. We are t hrilled t hat for t he t hird year, our Gala O pening will benefit t he Los Angeles County Museum of Art ( LACMA); one of t he leading museums in t he Western United States. FA DA gives special t hanks to t he President and Director of LACMA; t he Art Museum Council (AMC); Geri S herman, AMC C hairman; Judy Ric hman, Co-c hair; Susan Savin, Co-c hair; and Karen R hodes Ana Osgood at LACMA. As in years past, t he hel p and sponsors hi p of Arc hitectural Digest is greatly a ppreciated - t hank you Wendy Landau, Amy Soule, Emily Tannen baum, and for all your time and support. To Paige Petrone at Venice Magazine, Brent Turner and Barbara Pressman of C hristine Anderson and Associates, and Casey Cook at Pa cific Design Center, we a re delig hted t hat you a re all on bo a rd and t hank you for all your support and efforts wit h t he promotion of t he Los Angeles Art S how. Additional t hanks to Lilla Hangay for t he s how’s gra p hic design; Jo hn Bilotta for web design and production; Peter Lovello Design; C hansot h Migletz; Rut hy London; Autry National Center; Museum of Latin American Art; and Ventura County Museum of History and Art. A special t hank you goes out to all of our ex hibitors. FA DA truly a ppreciates all t he efforts you have extended to create t his year’s ex hibition. We all wis h you a very successful s how. Finally, to all our visitors t hank you for coming and enjoy t he s how. Peace!
Howard L. Re hs, President Fine Art Dealers Association
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LACMA BOA R D OF T RUST E ES 2006
Wit h a permanent collection of 100,000 works, t he Los Angeles County Museum of Art is t he nation’s largest encyclopedic art museum west of C hicago. At LACMA, you can ex perience European masterworks, cutting-edge contemporary art, an extensive collection of American art from t he United States and Latin America, a major Islamic art collection, one of t he most compre hensive Korean art collections outside of Korea, and t he stunning Pavilion for Ja panese art. T he museum al so presents world-renowned s pecial ex hibitions and educational and cultural programs for every wal k of life. Having begun a p hysical transformation t hat will ma ke its ground s even more inviting and accessible, LACMA is esta blis hing itself more and more as t he cultural center of Los Angeles.
LACMA BOA R D O F T RUST E ES
For information, please call 323 857 6000 or visit www.lacma.org.
Georges de la Tour ( France, 1593-1652), T he Magdalen wit h t he Smoking Flame, c. 1638-1640, oil on canvas, 46 1/16 x 36 1/8 in., gift of T he A hmanson Foundation. P hoto Š 2006 Museum Associates/ LACMA.
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Nancy Daly Riordan, C hair of t he Board Frank Ba xter, Vice C hair Eli Broad, Vice C hair Lynda Resnic k, Vice C hair C hristopher V. Walker, Vice C hair William Hayden A hmanson William Howard A hmanson Wallis Annen berg William J. Bell, Jr. Suzanne Deal Boot h Donald L. Bren Mrs. Edward W. Carter Robert A. Day Janet Dreisen Jeremy G. Fair Andrew Gordon Andrew Hauptman Enrique Hernandez, Jr. Jo hn F. Hotc hkis Judit h G. Jones Robert A. Kotic k Mrs. Harry Lenart Abby J. Levy Robert Looker Robert F. Maguire III William A. Mingst Mrs. Wendy Stark Morrissey Jane Nat hanson Peter Norton Tony Ressler Edward P. Roski, Jr. Mic hael G. Smooke Donald Tang Sandra W. Terner James A. T homas Casey Wasserman
S ENIO R T RUST E ES Mrs. Lionel Bell Dr. George N. Boone Mrs. William M. Car penter Camilla C handler Frost Stanley Grinstein Mrs. Dwig ht M. Kendall LIF E T RUST E ES Robert H. A hmanson Robert O. Anderson Daniel N. Belin Julian Ganz, Jr. Eric Lidow Mrs. Lillian Apodaca Weiner Walter L. Weisman
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Founded in 1952, t he Art Museum Council is LACMA’s old est volunteer su ppo rt coun cil. T he C oun cil, comprised of more t han 260 active members, has contributed more t han $8 million to t he purc hase of 141 wide-ranging works of art, as well as funding important ex hibitions and educational programs. T hroug h its popular Art and Arc hitecture Tour eac h April, t he Council provides an opportunity for partici pants to view some of Los Angeles’ most important private collections and examples of artistically significant arc hitecture. In addition to a variety of ot her fundraising a ctivities, Council m emb ers o p erate t he successful Art Rental and Sales Gallery at t he museum, w hic h provides a forum for emerging Sout hern California artists and an opportunity for museum members to rent and purc hase art for t heir homes and businesses.
AM C BOA R D O F DI R ECT O RS 2005 - 2006
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1. Bracelet, 11t h century, Egy pt or Syria, Gold, set wit h rubies and emeralds, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Gift of t he Art Museum Council
Geri S herman C hairman Judy Ric hman Susan Savin LA Art S how Gala C hairmen
P hoto © 2006 Museum Associates/ LACMA, AC1997.58.1
E X ECU T IV E BOA R D Terry Bell Jill Fink Janine Lic hstein Rita Levin Dottie Lewis Bet h Rosen bloom Gloria S herwood Rut h Lynn Sobel
T hroug h t hese varied activities, Council members demonstrate t heir ongoing dedication to t he enric hment of LACMA and t he facilitation of its mission. All proceeds from t he Los Angeles Art S how O pening Nig ht Gala will benefit t he Art Museum Council of LACMA.
T he AM C has contributed 141 major art works to t he museum all departments - since it was founded in 1952, and t hese are t hree examples:
2. Jo hn Singer Sargent, Rose-Marie Ormond Reading in a Cas hmere S hawl, circa 1908-1912, Watercolor, gouac he, and c harcoal Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Partial Gift of t he Art Museum Council P hoto © 2006 Museum Associates/ LACMA, M.72.52
3. Mic hael C. McMillen, Central Meridian, T he Garage, 1981 Mixed media, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Art Museum Council Fund P hoto © Mic hael C. McMillen, M.2005.17
Top: T he Art Museum Council visits artist Lori Geller’s gallery in Venice, CA. Center: T he council visits artist William Tun berg’s studio and learns how he creates his marquetry. Bottom: Board members and longest-standing members listen to artist Mic hael McMillen ex plaining
his installation art (see Central Meridian to t he left) at a meeting and tea.
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BOA R D O F DI R ECT O RS Brenda Abramson Lana Bergstein Bette Ba ker Breen Ann Costello Carol Fainer Bunni Fisc her Edie Fisc her Nancy Freedman Brenda Fritz Carol Goldberg Florence Gorlin Alison Green berg Dorsey Griffey Judy Grus hcow Diana Gutman Laura Hein Lynne Hiller Barbara Iorillo Nancy Kaye S haryn K lein Ellen Korney Nancy Koven Patty Kraus Barbara Las henic k Carole Lazar Susie Levin Anita Levine Ann Martin Sue Meltzer Mic hele Paley Sandra Peters Beverly P hilli ps Felice Reston Ina Rogal Harriet Sc heir S herie Sc hneider Terri Smooke Dory Soffer Janey Sweet Meryl Wec ksler Jan Weimer Barbara Wo hl 97
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A RT MUS EUM COUNCIL O F LACMA Geri S herman, AM C C hairman Judy Ric hman, Gala Co-C hair Susan Savin, Gala Co-C hair D ESIGN / F LOW COMMIT T E E Brenda Abramson Ann-Rose Ka plan Susan Meal s Connie Nagler Joni Steier HOS P ITA LIT Y COMMIT T E E Lana Bergstein Bunni Fisc her FOO D COMMIT T E E Mitzie Cutler Amy Higgins Barbara Leiken Anita Levine PUB LICIT Y Barbara Iorillo A D D R ESSING/ MAILING COMMIT T E E Bobbi Nastro Gail Rac helefsky INFO RMAT ION LIN E Cristina Pa pada kis A DV ISO RS COMMIT T E E Judi Grusc how Mic hele Paley
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GA LA COMMIT T E E Gay Abrams Elaine Abramson Ann Adel son Lynne Al sc huler Gail Baril Miki Baumgarten Kate Baumann Barbara Bernstein Marilyn Blank Ellen Buc hanan Suzanne Ca bot Paula Carroll Marlene C havez P hyllis Colman S herree Colvin Ann Costello Linda Covette C heryl Crowe Marilyn Diamond Ric key Effron Harriet Eil ber Leslie Einstein Natalie Englekirk Marilyn Fidler Jill Fink Edie Fisc her Tracy Flatow Lois Forman Nancy Freedman Robyn Fuc hs Caryl Gerson Bonnie Gold stein Florence Gorlin Alison Green berg Dorsey Griffey Janis Hague Laura Hein Leona Horowitz Nona Horowitz Pam Ka han
Nancy Kaye Marti Koplin Ellen Korney Joy Kravitz Sydney Krel stein Barbara Las henic k Carole Lazar Marilyn Levin Dottie Lewis Gail Lovejoy Jan Magdovitz Ann Martin Nancy Mes hulam Karen Murray Beverly P hilli ps Nancy Ren berg Kitt Roberts Ma xine Rudoff Harriet Sc heir Rita Sc hwartz Judy S her Gloria S herwood Linda Silver Rut h Lynn Sobel Dory Soffer Marilyn Strumwasser Susan Temple Billie Ud ko Step hanie Va hn Marcia Vol pert Clare Wagner Julie Wa xman Jan Weimer Bobbie Wein hart Meryl Wec ksler Roberta W hite Lenore Winsberg Penni Wynne Leslie Zin berg
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Dear Los Angeles Art Show Patrons and Art Lovers: On behalf of Southwest Art Magazine, welcome to the 11th Annual Los Angeles Art Show, one of the country’s most prestigious annual art expositions. As a proud major media sponsor, Southwest Art salutes the Fine Art Dealers Association and organizers of this world-class event. Southwest Art is the definitive source of information and inspiration for fine art in and of the American West. With excellence as our standard, we champion today’s best emerging and established artists and their works, which vary from traditional representational to more modern styles in wide-ranging media. Our ever-expanding coverage is as colorful and vast as the western horizon. Now in our 35th year, we are a catalyst and forum for meaningful exchange between creators, purveyors, and patrons of fine art. We have made several exciting changes for 2006, including the debut of this year’s January issue as The Essential Guide to 2006 – a review and preview of many of the western American art world’s most important events, artists we think you should be watching during the year, and more. In May, we’ll celebrate our 35th Anniversary and highlight Modern & Contemporary Art. Given last year’s excellent response from our readers, advertisers, and artists, the June issue will feature Pastels & Watercolors. And finally, we’ll close the year with a new theme in December – The Fine Art of Craft. In addition to these new directions, Southwest Art will continue to cover landscapes, sculpture, traditional western art, still lifes, Native American, figurative, and wildlife/animal art and more. Art patrons, we hope you will enjoy a new concept launching exclusively by Southwest Art on January 14, 2006. Look for the first Virtual Gallery on our website at www.southwestart.com and hear select artists speak about themselves, their inspirations, their tools and techniques. In addition, you can view their entire bodies of work and learn more about each artist by accessing the editorial archives of Southwest Art. We invite you to stop by our booth to pick up our January issue, The Essential Guide to 2006, and we hope you enjoy the show. Sincerely,
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January 2006 Esteemed Art Enthusiasts, Venice Magazine is delighted to welcome you to the 11th Annual Los Angeles Art Show! We are happy to be a sponsor for the fifth year, and once again, it is a pleasure to work with LA Art Show producer Kim Martindale, the Fine Art Dealers Association, and the Art Museum Council of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. During our 17 years of publishing we have developed relationships with scores of wonderful restaurants and beverage purveyors, and many of them are participating this year to provide fine food and drink for the opening night gala. The funds raised from this event support the efforts of the Art Museum Council. This year’s show, “Five Centuries of Fine Art,” features thousands of works of art from the top galleries around the globe. From Old Masters to Impressionists, Abstract Expressionists to contemporary artists, the LA Art Show has something for every viewer. Art is the lifeblood of culture, and culture is the essence of humanity. Venice rejoices in its participation of the LA Artshow!
Nancy Bishop Editorial Director and Publisher
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Official Letter
Official Letter
Office of the Mayor City of Los Angeles
ANTONIO R. VILLARAIGOSA January 25, 2006 Los Angeles County Museum of Art 5905 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036 Dear Friends, On behalf of the City of Los Angeles, it is my pleasure to welcome and congratulate the members and guests attending Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s (LACMA) Opening Night Gala of the Los Angeles Art Show presented by the Fine Art Dealers Association. I am pleased to join with other members of our community in recognizing LACMA’s commitment to the cultural well-being of Los Angeles. The Museum is known for its collection of works from around the world and its history of art from ancient times to the present. LACMA also reflects the diverse cultural communities and heritages that make this great city so unique. I extend my best wishes for a memorable celebration for future success. Very truly yours,
Antonio R. Villaraigosa Mayor
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Dance
Music
DANC E AT T H E LOS ANGEL ES A RT SHOW 2006
MUSIC AT T H E LOS ANGEL ES A RT SHOW 2006
CA R LA LUBOW / MOV E RS & SHA K E RS, a Los Angeles based modern dance troupe founded in 1985, will perform at t he O pening Nig ht Gala and t hroug hout t he s how presenting eclectic c horeogra p hy and music. Lu bow has c horeog ra p hed and p erform ed in num erou s revues in t he United States, Sout h America, and Europe. Movers & S ha kers performs regularly t hroug hout sout hern California. Lubow currently teac hes dance at LA Valley College.
Musical performances of various styles will ta ke place t hroug hout t he opening nig ht gala and s how, including Susie Su h, Audra Mae, and Skylar T homson. AU D RA MA E Audra Mae performs regularly at several Los Angeles venues, including T he Cat Club, T he Blac k Box T heater, Molly Molone’s, and Geng his Co hen. S he al so works in television and film, and has done voice work in many national advertising campaigns. SUSI E SUH In Spring 2005, Susie Su h released an al bum in to wide critical acclaim. Su h, a Los Angeles native and graduate of Brown University has performed extensively in Los Angeles, New York City and Boston. S he is touring in support of her al bum t his Spring.
SK YLA R T HOMSON S k yl a r T h om s on i s a W o o d l a nd H ill s , C A b a s e d singer-songwriter. S he ha s p erfo rm ed t hroug hout California, wit h a ppearances at BB Kings, t he El Rey T heater, Cinegrill at t he Roosevelt Hotel, t he Mid-State Fair, and al so K IIS FM radio programs. After releasing an al bum in Summer 2005, T homson now working on a new al bum.
P hotogra p hy: Tammy Abott
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Lectures & Symposia
L ECT U R ES & SYM POSIA
P HOT OG RA P HIC NAT U RA LISM: T H E ACA D EMIC PAINT E RS AND T H E R EA LIST D EBAT E
Ga briel P. Weisberg, Professor of Art History, University of Minnesota
T H E FIN E A RT O F P ICT U R E F RAMING
Jerry Solomon, Owner, Jerry Solomon Custom Picture Framing
T hursday, January 26 at 2pm From 1870 onward, academic painters including Jean Leon Gerome and his students suc h as Dagnan-Bouveret, engaged in t he debate of how t hey s hould present via ble transcri ptions of reality t hat c hallenged t he increasing use of p hotogra p hy. How t hey did t his, w hile maintaining t heir own codes of creativity, provides t he bases for a detailed lecture based on new information and arc hival documentation.
Saturday, January 28 at 2pm Ex perience master artisans as t hey demonstrate t he art of wood carving and gilding as t hey prepare frames and put t heir talents on display wit h a 22-karat gold lea f gilding demonstration. Jerry Solomon Custom Picture Framing, a family-owned company based in Los Angeles, has been framing master pieces for nearly 100 years. T his lecture is presented by Jerry Solomon Custom Picture Framing.
T his lecture is presented by FA DA.
CO L L ECT ING MO D E RN AND CONT EM PO RA RY A RT: MA K ING T H E MOST O F A BU L LISH MA R K ET SIQU EI ROS: A RT O F T OMO R ROW
Jori Finkel, Contributor to t he New York Times, Art in America, and Artnews and former senior editor of Art + Auction
Gregorio Lu ke, Director, Museum of Latin American Art Friday, January 27 at 2pm Gregorio Lu ke presents a lecture on David Alfaro Siqueiros, a founder of t he Mexican Mural Movement and one of t he great artists of t his century. T his panoramic lecture will study t he life and work of t his controversial artist, w ho was often imprisoned and deported for his political beliefs. Siqueiros was al so a revolutionary in his art, creating mural s and painting of great originality and power, and c hampioned t he use of new material and tec hniques. He was al so a brilliant polemicist and art t heoretician and was profoundly influential in t he evolution of art in t his century. Siqueiros’ influence has excelled not only in Latin America, but al so in t he U.S. in movements suc h as t he C hicano muralist movement and a bstract ex pressionism. T his lecture is presented by t he Museum of Latin American Art.
Sunday, January 29 at 2pm T hese days, more collectors t han ever before are c hasing a fter t he same blue-c hi p modern master pieces--and t he same hot young t hings. In t his frenzied environment, how do you build a collection t hat stands a part? W hat new and lesser-known artists are wort h discovering or rediscovering? And how can you ma ke sure you’re not wasting your money? Jori Finkel leads a panel of hig h-profile collectors and dealers ex ploring t he great potential and pitfall s of collecting today. Leonard and Susan Nimoy, modern and contemporary art collectors Danny First, contemporary art collector Jonat han Nova k of Jonat han Nova k Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Julie Ba ker of Julie Ba ker Fine Art, Nevada City, California Louis Stern of Louis Stern Fine Arts, West Hollywood T his panel is presented by FA DA.
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T H E B R EW E RY A RT COLONY / P HA RMAKA / SANTA F E A RT COLONY
One of t he goal s of t he Los Angeles Art S how is to spotlig ht emerging artists in Los Angeles. Resident artists from t he Brewery Art Colony, Santa Fe Arts Colony, and P harma ka will ex hibit works t hroug hout t he S how. T he Brewery Art Colony and Santa Fe Art Colony are bot h in downtown Los Angeles, functioning as living and working spaces for emerging artists, as well as t hose esta blis hed in t heir careers. T he Santa Fe Art Colony houses 60 contemporary artists and invites t he public to t heir annual O pen Studio Weekend in May. T he Brewery Art Colony has over 300 studios occupying 18 acres. In addition to fine art, t here are al so studios devoted to arc hitecture and design. T he popular Arts Wal k Festival is held twice a year. Lillian Abel, Untitled, 2005, Oil and acrylic on birc h, 13 x 30 inc hes
P harma ka is a gallery in downtown Los Angeles t hat ex hibits t he paintings of artist members. T he group was founded in 2003 and is primarily focused on creating serious works, not its standing in t he commercial art world. How It Ha ppens is on view t hroug h January 2006.
Lu ke Rot hsc hild Lemon T hyme, 2004 Rust, ink, watercolor on birc h panel 18 x 12 inc hes
Elena P hilli ps, Standing Figure wit h Raised Arms, 1999, Painted plaster, c heeseclot h and c hic ken wire, 55 inc hes hig h
C hristop her Cousins, Mass Action Blue, 2005, Mixed media wit h oil s on canvas, 84 x 72 inc hes
Mike Pedersen, Lincoln Tras h, 2005, P hotogra p hy, 50 x 74 inc hes
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Benicia Gantner, Welcome Travelers, 2005 Vinyl on cell cast acrylic ( plexiglas), 48 x 48 inc hes
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T he Brewery Art Colony / P harma ka / Santa Fe Art Colony
T he artistic diversity of t he Los Angeles is tremendous, wit h world-class museums, numerous galleries, and a t hriving non-profit community. T he Los Angeles Art S how is pleased to assist in educating t he public a bout t he growing art world in t he City, and feel t hat it is important to s howcase t hese local emerging talents along wit h our ex hibiting galleries.
Linda Llundell, Rain Forest, 1991, Oil on canvas, 83 x 126 inc hes
Amy Runyen, Iris Lee, 2004, Mixed media, 21 1/2 x 28 1/2 inc hes
Jo hn Scane, Long Beac h (sea wall), 2003, Oil on canvas, 72 x 48 inc hes
P hoto credit: Ronald Dunla p
Guillermo Bert, T he Price of Justice, 2005, Mixed media on wood and blac k gesso, bronze and gold lea f, 18 x 32 inc hes
Gina Han, Hana III, 2005, Acrylic on panel, 27 x 10 inc hes
Dave Lefner 5t h Avenue, 2004 Reductive linocut 26 x 20 inc hes Maureen Ma ki, Alc hemy, 2005, Acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 36 x 48 inc hes
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LISA PAK D ESIGN
Lisa Pa k is delig hted to create t he vignette for t his year’s Los Angeles Art S how. Known for her residential design projects on t he east and t he west coasts, Pa k’s work has been featured in Interior Design and in t he December 2005 “Designer Look” section of Home magazine. Pa k creates rooms t hat reflect a classic al modernism sensibility, lending t hem bot h an educated pers pective and a balanced form. Using clean lines and a neutral palette, a mid-century dining ta ble mig ht be complemented wit h 1940’s Italian c hairs, Asian grass clot h wall s and a hand-blown Murano glass c handelier to create an eclectic, but sop histicated look. S he works closely wit h a client’s personal aest hetic and existing art collection, and t he result is a co hesive w hole t hat is bot h soot hing and beguiling. You can see more of her work at www.lisa pa kdesign.com
C LAIR E FA LK ENST EIN
Claire Fal kenstein was born in t he first decade of t he century and was still hard at work in t he last. Her life was precisely coincident wit h t he 20t h century, and s he was a full partici pant in t he tumultuous events in t he art world. Her work incor porated modern tec hnology, process, assemblage, c hance, lig ht, space, and w hat has been called “anti-form” as creative princi ples. Fal kenstein was a contemporary of t he Abstract Ex pressionists but, in fact, started sooner, lasted longer, and sur passed t hem in formal voca bulary, in t he va riety of m aterial s s he u sed and in her hig hly ex p erim ental tec hniques. Starting her career, (working, teac hing and ex hibiting} in San Francisco until 1950 w hen s he moved to Paris for a dozen years, Fal kenstein t hen relocated in Los Angeles. In ot her words, like a heat-seeking missile, s he found and partici pated in t he liveliest and most c hallenging art centers of t he time. Putting her in t he immediate milieu of many of t he century’s greatest artists, s he studied, worked, competed, colla borated and, in several cases, became close personal friends wit h several, including Alexander Arc hipenko, Clyffo rd Still, David Smit h, Hans Ar p, Ma r k Tob ey, Antoni Ta pies, and Al berto Giacometti. Many years later, s he said: “. . . t here were marvelous t hings, marvelous people, but I took it all in stride. I was completely engrossed in w hat I was doing. T here were people w ho were accustomed to being treated wit h deference and I guess I didn’t – and I guess t hat’s w hy t hey got interested.” ( Fal kenstein, Oral History, UC LA)
Paint as a Set N-10, circa 1965, Welded copper 34 inc hes in diameter Untitled (Sign of U ) circa 1979, Copper 22 inc hes in diameter
T hroug hout Fal kenstein’s career, s he created a prodigious amount and va riety of wo r k, well b eyond t he tradition al c atego ries of painting and scul pture. S he ex plored printma king, ceramic s, functional art, jewelry, and public monuments -- ranging from t he miniature (jewelry) to t he colossal (50’ fountains and 100’ stained glass windows). And in eac h of t hese a rea s, her a ccom plis hm ent ha s b een consistently and unmista ka bly of historical significance.
Topological, 1973 Fused Venetian Glass Copper, 41 x 33 x 16 inc hes 104.1 x 83.8 x 40.6 cm Never Ending Screen Copper wit h gold and silver paint 21 x 13.25 x 2 inc hes 53.3 x 33.7 x 5.1 cm
Maren Henderson, P h.D Professor, Art History, C SU Pomona
T he estate of Claire Fal kenstein is represented exclusively by Louis Stern Fine Arts.
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© Fal kenstein Foundation, courtesy of Louis Stern Fine Arts P hotogra p hy by Ed Glendinning
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H EN RI L EBASQU E ( Frenc h, 1865-1937)
IN EZ H EL EN S EIB E RT B ROOK S (1914-1988)
Hailed as t he painter of “joy and light” by t he critics and curators of t he Louvre during his lifetime, Lebasque’s primary concern was t he simple expression of sensuous surface. Lebasque began his studies wit h Bonnat at t he Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Wit hin a s hort time however he renounced the strictures of this formal training and joined Bonnard, Vuillard, Signac and Petitjean at gallery Le Barc de Boutteville. After t his he ex hibited at t he Salon de la Society National in 1896 and t hen at t he Independants and t he Salon D’Automne. Lebasque was a close friend of Matisse, Manguin and Roualt but unlike t hem did not s hare t heir preference for wild, violent color. He took inspiration instead from t he softer impressionist palette of Pissarro wit h w hom he al so studied. In his outdoor scenes as well as his intimate interiors he employed large free strokes wit h t he brus h to construct his compositions but in colors that were at once vaporous, delicate and harmonious. He spent muc h of his career in t he sout h of France painting along t he s hores of t he Mediterranean or in his home at Le Cannet. He was a neighbor and close friend of Pierre Bonnard and Henri Matisse and t he t hree men s hared many of t he same artistic ideals and aspirations.
Femme nue allongée Oil on canvas, 17 3/4 x 21 1/2 inc hes (27 x 30 inc hes framed ) Signed lower rig ht: Lebasque T he work is to be included in t he fort hcoming Henri Lebasque catalogue raisonne under preparation by Denise Bazetou x.
Femme nue allongee features one of Lebasque’s finest subjects, t he female nude. In t his composition, a woman reclining on her side wit h her face turned towards t he viewer evokes an air of bot h abandon and mystery. T he continuous line from her foot to curved hips and t hroug h t he softly angled arm, flows from lower rig ht to u pper left and creates a pleasing diagonal element uniting t he background and foreground of t he composition. T he subtle pastel wallpaper and luminous peac h and green coverlets create two distinct, pictorial zones united by t he languorous form of t he nude. Lebasque’s love of color and patterns, a la his peers Bonnard and Matisse, is displayed t hroughout t he painting: from t he vibrant pastel palette to t he decorative gra p hic designs and flattened pers pective in t he linens and wall pa per. T hroug hout he has conveyed t he individuality of t he body and his delight in forms and colors, rat her t han a slavis h portrayal of a beautiful woman. In Femme nue allongee, Lebasque invites t he viewer into his intimate and private world, laden wit h t he power of suggestion and seduction.
AN A RT IST’S R ES PONS E T O DOV E, P ICASSO, AND MOND RIAN An exemplary modernist, Helen Inez Seibert ( Brooks) was first inspired by Cezanne. For one fruitful year, 1936-1937, s he nestled under t he wing of Art hur Dove--his only stud ent. Helen and her hu sband, C ha rles Van Wyc k Brooks t hen ex plored t he European ex patriate scene from 1937 to late 1938, m eeting Gertrud e Stein, Pic a sso, Leger, and Hemingway. Seib ert n aturally associated in New York wit h An American Place, Alfred Steiglitz’s nexus of American modernism. By 1940, w hen t hey settled in Marin County, California, Seibert was becoming a successful and recognized painter, wit h a body of work uniquely her own. Two paintings, Composition, 1944, and Frenc h Vase and Italian Scarf, 1945, were s hown at t he Museum of Fine Arts, San Francisco, in 1946, registering t he “neoplastic” influence of Mondrian. Her palette is particularly remarkable: close tones—subtle variations of one color—rendered wit h meticulous control. In 1949, t he promising and productive years in California were cut s hort by a diagnosis of sc hizop hrenia. Helen was 35 years of age. S he remained institutionalized in New England until her deat h. Seibert’s work from 1932 to 1949 is a discovery in t he history of art in t he United States by virtue of its sop histicated aest hetic ac hievement. Hers is a fres h voice of ex ploration, synt hesis, a bstraction and figuration at t he very dawn of post-war America.
Frenc h vase and Italian Scarf 1945, Oil on canvas 20 1/8 x 16 1/8 inc hes lower left: Roc k by t he S hore 1944, Oil on canvas 30 x 26 inc hes lower rig ht: Composition 1944, Oil on canvas 30 x 36 inc hes
Museum collections include: Musee d’Orsay, Paris; Musee d’Art Moderne, Paris; Petit Palais, Geneva; Musee des Beaux-Arts, Lille; Musee Marmottan, Paris; T he Fine Arts Museums, San Francisco; Detroit Institute of Art, Detroit; Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University; Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas City. And erson Galleries, Bevery Hill s
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T he Seib ert Estate is represented by Den en b erg Fin e Arts, West Hollywood
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J EN GA R RIDO
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My work is inspired by t he idea of ma king c hoices. I paint, I paint over, I use a soupy mixture to I carve out s ha pes; I pay attention to how colors and forms touc h and how one color bleed s into t he next. As I do t his over and over, I set up arbitrary c hoices for myself. T hese c hoices serve as my guide during t he duration of t he painting. Icing-like layers emerge, as well as forms and r hyt hms t hat allude to t hose in nature. T he final painting is found by several t hings; a bstra ction, ind e cision, my p erson al sensibility, observed and idealized ideas of t he natural land sca pe, an instinctive attraction to t he consistency of t he paint, and a practiced sense of letting go. J EN GA R RIDO
Bo rn in Los Angeles, Ga r rido re ceived her ba c helo r’s degree in Fine Arts from Sonom a State University. S he s p ent a summ er studying painting at a wo r ks ho p in Flo ren ce, Italy, and re ceived her m a ster’s degree from Mill s C ollege in Oa kl and. Ga r rido ha s ex hibited her wo r k on bot h co a sts, and is currently an Affiliate Artist in Residence at t he Headlands Center for t he Arts in Marin. S he al so teac hes art to c hildren at Synergy Sc hool in San Francisco. Her work can be see at Julie Ba ker Fine Art, Boot h D54.
C HA D AT T I E
THE JULIET SUIT E Paintings, Drawings, and Objects Chad Attie’s paintings are a poem to the detritus of city life, to those neglected aspects of the world in whic h its poetic essence resides. His task is to initiate us into a love of what is unappreciated, that whic h in the course of our everyday lives we might overlook. Because of the speed of transit in Attie’s home city of Los Angeles, where life moves with bewildering speed, we can all too easily fail to see what is beautiful there. Attie opens our eyes to this beauty. Often a scratc h on a pane of glass or a piece of gum on a tree, a peeling and decrepit poster clinging to the wall of an underpass, is enough to provide inspiration for an entire pictorial world. Attie’s art is one of transformation. It is not, however, transformation of this commonplace stuff itself, but of our perception of it. His materials remain largely w hat t hey are; c hildren’s stickers, candy wrappers, arc hitectural floor plans, dirt, all simply ad here to the canvas. Yet through a variety of strategies, sometimes the repetition of a motif, sometimes merely its isolation, the subject is imbued with attraction; in short it becomes an object of reverence, meditation and joy. Frequently color is t he means used to ac hieve t his transformation. His subjects are infused with resonant color combinations, orc hestrated until they deliver an emotional force equal to Attie’s experience of the world. And yet this flotsam and jetsam is not the only subject, nor the starting point for Attie’s art. His first love is for the human figure, or more particularly the form and presence of the figure of a girl. T his is for him the origin of the beauty he sees in the world. W hat he often refers to as the ‘energy’ or ‘force’ emanating from this figure represents the profound connection between artist and his subject, the deep well of inspiration that it provides for him. Still, it is in the world that Attie looks to find a material expression of this boundless feeling, and so we find etc hed into his canvases an image of a girl. She is embedded in the material of the picture, interconnected with it, and inseparable from it – the spiritual subject finding its partial manifestation in the world.
Like an arm wit h an eye, 2005, oil on panel, 40 x 43 in Sexy Winter, 2005, oil on panel, 25 x 30in A Complicated Hug, 2005, oil on panel, 25 x 25 in.
Attie’s originality is so powerful and clear-cut that it is self-sufficient, and does not bother to look for approval. Yet his art has striking affinities with that of Degas who, likewise, sought a lifetime’s inspiration in t he human form. Like Degas, Attie is a great experimenter, trying out new procedures and gauging the effects they produce. Sharing the theme of ballet dancers, both Degas and Attie use the female form as a means of exploring the complex and shifting feelings conjured by the artist’s existence and relationships. Dr Jon Leaver, Lecturer in Art History at Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles
left: Lemondropgirl, 2004, Mixed media on canvas, 54 1/4 x 50 1/2 inc hes top rig ht: Ariadne, 1998, Mixed media on canvas, 76 x 70 inc hes bottom: Ja panese Peanut Girl, 2003, Mixed media on canvas, 68 x 60 inc hes
Chad Attie is represented by Wooster Projects, New York
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Special T hanks
CON RA D BU F F (1886-1975)
S P ECIA L T HANK S
Kim Martindale of K R Martindale S how Management would like to t hank t he following for t heir contributions:
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Green house Marketing Robert Nieto Jim Hampton
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FA DA Board Members Fine Art Dealers Association
Conrad Buff (1886-1975) Dead Horse Point, Uta h Oil on board, 36 x 54 inc hes
Conrad Buff broug ht his love for nature from his native Switzerland to California, w here he would become one of t he state’s most unique painters. Since his arrival in Los Angeles in 1907, t he mostly self-taug ht artist became engaged in t he desert landsca pe, soon working alongside California Impressionists Maynard Dixon and Edgar Payne. T hroug hout t his career, Buff’s interpretations of Californian and Sout hwestern landsca pes constantly stood on t he edge between American Im pressionism and Modernist a bstra ction. His early m et hod s of cross-hatc hing to delineate m esas and mountainou s terrain s hifted over t he decades toward color-saturated, hard-edged geometry. Buff briefly studied at t he Los Angeles Art Students League and was a member of t he California Art Club. He garnered numerous solo and grou p ex hibitions at t he Los Angeles County Museum of Art, as well as De Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco; Stenda hl Gallery, Los Angeles; Fine Arts Gallery, San Diego; and t he California Palace of t he Legion of Honor in San Francisco. Buff al so accepted mural commissions across Sout hern California including t he First National Bank in Covina, Sout hern California Edison C om pany, and Pa s ad en a YM CA. His wo r k c an b e found in t he colle ctions of t he Metro politan Mu seum of Art, LACMA, National Mu seum of Am eric an Art, and t he Britis h Mu seum, among ot her institutions. George Stern Fine Arts is proud to represent t he Conrad Buff Estate.
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