Barton Lidice Benes Art
American, 1942-2012
Barton Lidice Benes is known for his provocative, symbolic mixed media assemblage made from materials such as paper currency, biological materials and celebrity ephemera, with significant pieces relating to the AIDS epidemic . In the introduction to “Curiosa: Celebrity Relics, Historical Fossils, & Other Metamorphic Rubbish,” John Berendt discusses Benes’ works of this nature. “With some of the relics, the best in my opinion, he goes one step further and creates a shape that symbolizes the relic itself in some way. He calls this series TRANSUBSTANTIATION” (Benes pg. 15).(Biography provided by Palm Beach Modern Gallery)
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Artist: Barton Lidice Benes
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Additional Information: Work is dedicated in pencil “For Howard”. Provenance: Gift from the artist │ The Collection of Dr. Howard Grossman, West Palm Beach, Florida. Barton Lidice Be...
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Barton Lidice Benes RIBBON Mixed Media Work
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Additional Information: Work is titled RIBBON. Provenance: Gift from the artist | The Collection of Dr. Howard Grossman, West Palm Beach, Florida.
Marking(s); notes: signed; 2001
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