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Anton Misha (Michael Mlinaric)Anton Misha (Michael Mlinaric) Still-life Painting "Paint Brushes"1983
1983
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This still-life is an acrylic on canvas work that depicts a jar full of various paint brushes bunched together brushes up. In contrast to many still-lifes that depict the setting that the still-life occupies, this jar occupies a white space that brings the complete focus to the brushes and contrasts with the empty canvas, a kind of meta-painting that says that the canvas has yet to be painted. On verso the painting is signed with the name that Misha Anton used to go by, M. Mlinaric (Michael Mlinaric). This painting came from the estate of Jack Faxon.
Misha Anton, or Michael Mlinaric Anton, is a local Detroit artist whose painting of the late state senator of Michigan Jack Faxon, is currently hanging in the Detroit Institute of Arts. Michael Mlinaric Anton was born in Detroit in 1956. His education includes the College for Creative Studies and Phoenix College. After doing work as a painter as a young man, he moved into burgeoning field of three-dimensional design and animation, working in the field for three decades and doing work for the General Television Network, GSI Studios, and the Chrysler Group, as well as numerous freelance projects.
Unframed the piece is 30 x 20.63.
- Creator:Anton Misha (Michael Mlinaric)
- Creation Year:1983
- Dimensions:Height: 31.25 in (79.38 cm)Width: 22.94 in (58.27 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Detroit, MI
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU128618595472
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