Barbara d' Antuono

Sacrifice experience, Barbara d'Antuono, 21st Century Contemporary textile art

2017

Textile painting hand sewn Unique art work Signed by the artist

Textile painting hand sewn Unique piece Signed and dated by the artist

Hand sewn textile painting Unique piece Signed and dated lower left by the artist

Hand sewn textile painting Unique piece Signed and dated lower right by the artist

Hand sewn textile painting Unique piece Signed and dated lower right by the artist

hand sewn textile painting Unique piece Signed and dated lower left by the artist

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From the artist's ongoing series of dress paintings, this contemporary, impressionistic style painting features applied, three-dimensional tulle and lace. From the artist's ongoing...

This delicate slip dress painting features an interplay of paint and textile with an outcome both expressive and refined. The combination of intricate detail and intuitive mark-makin...

The artwork is dated, signed and inscribed verso. Franka Lechner was born in Vienna in 1944. The woven tapestrie-artworks constitute an important part of her oeuvre. The boundaries...

"Heads Will Roll" Textile Fiber Art, Discarded Clothing This piece is unique, signed on recto and verso, and includes a certificate of authenticity Linda Friedman Schmidt is a German-born American artist known for her emotional narrative portraits created from discarded clothing. She was born stateless in a displaced persons camp, the first child of Holocaust survivors who discouraged her interest in art. Her artwork depicts a reality informed by social, political, and feminist issues as well as a traumatic family history. Through a process of unmaking and remaking, she explores the potential of art to mend, transform, and heal the self and society. Her earlier artworks continue to endure today as they address inequality, violence against women, and the general sense of unease and vulnerability that has been heightened by the pandemic. Her artwork has been exhibited extensively in the USA in group shows at venues such as the American Folk Art Museum, Allentown Art Museum, Montclair Art Museum, Morris Museum, and many others. It has been selected for exhibition by prestigious curators such as Judy Chicago, Faith Ringgold, and renowned art critic Donald Kuspit. Her work has been shown internationally in Japan...