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"Shard 2004 20x32" by Ned Evans - Acrylic on Fibreglass - California Artist
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Shard 2004 20x32

Ned Evans

Original Painting : Acrylic on Fiberglass
Size : 29x32 x4 in  |  74x81 x10 cm

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Year2004

Hand SignedOn back 

Condition Excellent 

Not Framed 

Story / Additional InfoOriginally created for the Hollywood Bowl Sphere Art Project the piece was purchased from Global Branding Group in 2004. It is a partial Frank Gehry Sphere. 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

LID36383

Ned Evans - United States

Art Brokerage: Ned Evans American Artist: b. 1950. Ned Evans was born in 1950. This means that he learned to read using a very particular first book. Dick and Jane was the chosen reading primer of the public school system at that time. The main activities of Dick and Jane were looking and seeing. How did it happen that the book chosen to teach reading to American children of the Fifties was coincidentally the perfect picture book for the development of optical perception? Perhaps it was no coincidence. After all, western visual tradition since the Renaissance has been concerned with using the eyes to grab and apprehend the world. America of the Fifties shared a similar ambition. It was poised to grab the international political and cultural spotlight from Europe. Listings wanted.

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