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"Sugar Smacks Unique Monotype 2010" by Leslie Lew - Mixed Media on Canvas Monotype
Sugar Smacks Unique Monotype  2010 Works on Paper (not prints) by Leslie Lew
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Sugar Smacks Unique Monotype 2010

Leslie Lew

Works on Paper (not prints) : Mixed Media on Canvas Monotype
Size : 18x14 in  |  46x36 cm

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Year2010

Hand SignedHand Signed Lower Right 

Condition Excellent 

Not Framed 

Purchased fromPublisher 2010 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

LID106293

Leslie Lew - United States

Art Brokerage: Leslie Lew American Artist: b. 1953. Born in New York City in 1953, Leslie Lew grew up in the suburbs of New Jersey and Chicago. Her father was a well-known advertising executive and her subject matter was influenced by the commercial ads and products that surrounded her. Her underlying theme deals with childhood memories, growing up in America. She examines American culture and how it reflects on our tastes historically – good and bad. Lew received her B.F.A. and M.F.A. from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. This is where her idea of "sculpted oils" first developed, manifested through her supermarket paintings. Inspired by her father's work in advertising, the product labels and aisles in the supermarkets were a wealth of inspiration for the artist. Pop-culture items like food packaging and comic books became the foundation of Lew's subject matter. Using icons like Wonder Woman or Dick and Jane, Lew reaches back through the pendulum of American culture, wringing out childlike moments that many have too-soon forgotten. While Lew became famous for her work in the East Village, being in Chicago prepared her for her future transplant to New York. While at the SAIC under the advisement of Ray Yoshida, Lew worked amidst the Hairy Who, a pop art styled collection of artists under the umbrella of the Chicago Imagists. Listings wanted.

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