art works catalog #5

Part Four

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Thom De JongDe Jong was a Dutch artist who developed an unusual printmaking technique called relief printing in which each color on a print was cut out of Plexiglass and inked separately then the piece was reassembled and printed. This unique style gave his prints a unique style. He died in 1988.He was represented in New York and Holland his work is in the He was represented in New York and Holland his work is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam and the Norton Simon Museum, Pasedena.

For more information contact Richard Bolingbroke 415-640-1273 artsman@rbolingbroke.com

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Ocean ChaseRelief Print

22x30 1986Edition of 75

Mahoney WavesRelief Print22x30 1986Edition of 75

Tino ZagoTino Zago was born near Venice. and he grew up in Detroit. He work is mainly abstract expressionist and he has created many editions of his work. He was represented by the celebrated gallery OK Harris until it closed in 2011.

For more information contact Richard Bolingbroke 415-640-1273 info@openhouse-sf.org

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Variations of DoloresUnique Screenprintin 65 variations38x50 1989

Still Life after Carravaggio6 color Screenprint38x56 1989Edition of 28

Anna Mercedes HoyosHoyos is a celebrated Columbian artist born in 1942 in Bogota. She has been exhibiting extensively in Latin America since 1967, showing paintings, prints and sculpture and has won numerous awards for her work. Her subject matter varies from exquisite portraits to vibrant details of fruit and flowers from local markets.

For more information contact Richard Bolingbroke 415-640-1273 artsman@rbolingbroke.com

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Ashbury Park RedSilkcreen on paper

25x39 Edition of 75

Michael RubinAn abstract color field painter, Rubin has exhibited extensively in the U.S. He has returned to teaching at the Collegiate School, Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville, while stillmaintaining an active career as an artist.

Tony ShafraziIranian born Shafrazi is best known for his celebrated New York gallery where he was an early champion of Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. He gained notoriety for spray painting Picassos Guernica as an anti-war protest.

Fara DivaScreenprint on paper40x30Edition of 5

Mark Kostabi Kostabi was a leader in the revival of figurative painting. His featureless “everyman” figure quickly became a cultural icon of the era. In 1988, he founded Kostabi World, He lives and works in both New York and Rome.His works are in thcollections of the Museum of Modern Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Guggenheim, National The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Guggenheim, National Gallery of Art, Museum of Contemporary Art,L.A., and the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, NY

For more information contact Richard Bolingbroke 415-640-1273 info@openhouse-sf.org

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Give Leaves a ChanceScreenprint on paper48x36Edition of 3

Falling ManSceenprint on Paper

48x36Edition of 3