Frank Scalise Art
Frank Scalise was an award-winning painter and designer from Palo Alto, California. He studied at the National Academy of Design in New York. By 1963, he had won 26 awards. Scalise’s work has been shown in the de Young Museum, Jack London Art Festivals, the Oakland Art Gallery, and the Pioneer Museum in Stockton, California, among many other places. He was a longtime participant in his local Boy Scouts and was honored for 50 years of membership.
Scalise exhibited at Gallery House, Menlo Park, 1963; “War Art Exhibit” National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.,1961–63; Selected to represent California at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Texas, 1959; First Place, “Amador City," Placer County Fair, 1957; Third Place, “The White Cloth," Placer County Fair, 1957; Third Place, “Desolation Valley," Placer County Fair, 1958; and Hillsdale Studio Room, San Mateo, California, 1962.
(Biography provided by Robert Azensky Fine Art)
1960s Post-Impressionist Frank Scalise Art
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1920s Post-Impressionist Frank Scalise Art
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20th Century Fauvist Frank Scalise Art
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1970s Pointillist Frank Scalise Art
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2010s Post-Impressionist Frank Scalise Art
Gesso, Fiberboard, Board, Acrylic, Oil, Mixed Media, Varnish, Paint
1960s Post-Impressionist Frank Scalise Art
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Late 20th Century Pointillist Frank Scalise Art
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1920s Fauvist Frank Scalise Art
Canvas, Oil
1940s Post-Impressionist Frank Scalise Art
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1970s Fauvist Frank Scalise Art
Canvas, Oil
Mid-20th Century Post-Impressionist Frank Scalise Art
Canvas, Oil
2010s Pointillist Frank Scalise Art
Oil, Board
Mid-20th Century Post-Impressionist Frank Scalise Art
Oil, Canvas