Ray J. Browne

Ray J. Browne - Contemporary Mixed Media, Sonata IV

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An engaging collage composition by the British artist Susan Paine. The materials used include magazine cutouts and watercolour. Signed to the lower right-hand corner of the mount. We...

A dreamlike, surreal mixed media piece, using collage, pen and ink and ink wash, showing a woman, her hair floating around her and her hands elegantly outstretched, floating through ...

Newspaper, tarpaulin, cloth, and plastic are layered to create an intriguing relief which has been sparingly coated with white emulsion, creating a rustic abstract piece full of subtle colour and depth. The artwork has been signed in Cyrillic...

Will Maclean (b.1941) - Navigation Lesson I, mixed media on canvas. Signed and inscribed in pencil to the lower edge. Date '05. Exhibited at Art First, London, 2005. Signed, inscribe...

Jim’s of Lambertville is proud to offer this artwork by: Dwinell Grant (1912 – 1991) Non-objective artist, Dwinell Grant, was born in Springfield, Ohio in 1912. His interest in the...

This artwork "Untitled" c.1990 is a cast paper bas relief by noted American artist Richard Benjamin Royce, born 1941. It is signed at the lower right ...

"Cameron’s “Collage Paintings,” 2021–22, which he has been assembling in parts ever since relocating to Berlin from the United States in 2015. The source materials are photographs that Cameron has been taking as he perambulates through the city, their compositional logic derived from African American quilting...

This artwork titled "Too Far" 2004 is an original mixed media (color monotype and pencil drawing) by noted Swiss artist Francois Burland b.1958. It is hand signed, dated, numbered 1/1 and dedicated in pencil by the artist. The subject size is 7.75 x 10.5, including the pencil drawing is 9.5 x 13.5 inches, sheet size is 13 x 19.75 inches, framed size is 21 x 28 inches. Custom framed in a wooden black frame, with white matting. It is in excellent condition. About the artist: François Burland (1958) was born in Lausanne (Switzerland). He began drawing in self-taught fashion at the end of his adolescence. He undertook a first trip to Egypt's Sinai Peninsula at the age of twenty. A few years later, he encountered the Tuaregs in the Sahara Desert. Enthused by their nomadic lifestyle, he began returning to the region regularly over some thirty years. During his long stays with the Tuaregs, he shared their daily life, including their dromedaries and witchcraft, but also their 4x4s, mobiles and kalachnikovs. This creator has produced an abundant and varied oeuvre. Depending on each series and on his inspiration of the day, he avails himself of a number of techniques and materials. For his drawings, he prefers to use wrapping paper as a support: he applies pastels, colored pencil and white chalk to very large surfaces. His creations bring to mind shamanic art...