Art Brokerage: Park West Artist: Al Hirshfeld American Artist: b. 1903-2003. Al Hirschfeld was born in St. Louis, Missouri. In the early 1920s he traveled in Europe, studied the European movements, and came away with a love of simple, fluid composition. After he returned to New York he decided to devote his creative life to the graphic arts and for more than fifty years successfully translated the purity of his form to the etching and lithographic processes. Al Hirshfield's caricatures of the celebrated capture perfectly the essence of the subject with added touches of humor and warmth. Deceptively simple, they are the works of an extraordinarily skilled craftsman. As a prominent observer and social chronicler of the entertainment world, in the 1930s Hirschfeld began contributing his drawings to the Sunday edition of The New York Times. Al Hirshfeld's work appears in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Listings wanted.
'The White Chair ' by Robert Kipniss. It shows a chair, open window, flowing curtains and two trees and the moon outside the window. Limited Edition Print
Looking for Seuss secret art with any combination of 7's in the edition number. (#7, #77, #777) Cat Tracks, Fooling Nobody, Orient Cat are of particular interest. May sound odd, but I think that's appropriate to have an odd numbers fetish for an artist like Seuss. :)
Sculpture: Bronze, Estate Signed, From the Edition of 35
Size: 48x29x40 in | 122x74x102 cm
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Fabulous Huge Limited Edition Bronze Sculpture - 32 Watchers - Inquire - A SUPER Steal - MOTIVATED - BE SURPRISED - SUPER From the Exhibition at the Hotel Del Coronado
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