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Frank Monaco
Untitled Blue Abstract Work On Paper
2012

$3,000

£2,303.87

€2,640.21

CA$4,223.26

A$4,730.98

CHF 2,460.70

MX$57,708.23

NOK 31,327.97

SEK 29,540.05

DKK 19,705.79

About the Item

Untitled Blue Abstract Abstract watercolor on French Arches rag paper artist signed, it can be frame before shipping or ship rolled up. Frank Monaco American artist born in 1944. Studied and worked with Marilyn Stiles of The Art Institute of Chicago/ Art History Painting, Museum Restoration and Preservation, 1972 – 1976 New York University Fine Arts Studies, 1977 – 1978 Licensed Art School, Hollywood, FL, St Augustine, FL Faculty member of South Florida Institute Co-Founder “Artist Foundation”, Hollywood, Florida Boca Raton Museum Guild, FL Museum of Art and History, Palm Beach County, FL Solo Exhibition: 2012 “Pieces” 233 West King Gallery, St. Augustine, Florida 2005 “Caught Up in Colors”, Opening Reception, Frank Monaco Studio, Flagler Healthcare Foundation Benefit, St. Augustine, Florida 2004 Sanmar Gallery, St. Augustine, Florida 2001 Art & Culture Center, Hollywood, Florida 1997 Art & Cullture Center, Hollywood, Florida 1992 Artist Foundation of Broward, Fifteen Years, 1977 – 1992 1991 Lane Gallery, Key West, Florida 1991 Gallery Des Artistes, West Palm Beach, FL 1991 Philip Janes, Art Exclusive Gallery, Connecticut, One Artist, Two Shows 1990 Philip Matheson Janes Museum Exhibition, Fisher Gallery, Avon, CT 1990 Ballet Passions of Light, Collaboration with Karen Whitley Three Women in Dance, Torrington, Connecticut 1989 Boca Raton Museum, Florida Artist Series #9 1987 Steiner Gallery, Bal Harbour, Florida 1987 Matthew Scott Gallery, Miami 1986 Broward Community College Gallery, Davie Campus, Florida 1985 Walker Gallery Chicago, Illinois 1982 Hollywood Art and Culture Centr, Hollywood, Florida 1981 Medici – Berenson Gallery, Bay Harbour Island, Florida 1980 Carol Hooberman Gallery, Michigan 1976 Kottler Gallery, New Your, New York Group Exhibits 1992 Boca Raton Museum – All Florida Exhibition 1990 Making Waves Exhibition, Hollywood Art & Culture Center, Florida 1989 Hartford Council for the Arts Award – Excellence in Painting Purchase Simsbury Library 1987 World Bank Award for Watercolor – New York City Exhibition 1986 Visual Arts Center, InterAmerican Relations New York City 1985 21st Century Gallery, Denver, Colorado Two Artists and Their Works 1985 Election – Theme Exhibition at Group Material, New York City East Village 1984 Best in Painting, “Outstanding Artists and Their Most Recent Works” at Art and Cultural Center, Hollywood, Florida 1983 Painting Award by Deborah Jordy, Denver Art Museum, Colorado Exhibition at PBS TV Studios, Miami, Florida 1983 Painting Award by Harry lowe, assistant director National Collection of Fine Art, Smithsonian Institute on PBS TV, Miami, Florida 1982 Best in Painting “Outstanding Artists and Their Most Recent Works” at Art and Cultural Center, Hollywood, Florida 1982 First Prize in Painting by Dr Glenn Long, Director at the Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, Coral Gables, Florida 1980 Best in Show – Hollywood Creates Tri-County Competition, Art and Cultural Center of Hollywood, South Florida 1978 First Place – All Broward Show, Gold Coast Watercolor Society, South FL 1977 Bruce Stevens Memorial Award, Salmagundi, New York City 1977 First Place – Prudential Savings Bank Award Purchase, Salmagundi Exhibit, New York City 1977 First Place – Tri-County Watercolor Show, Broward Art Guild 1976 First Place – Watercolor Award, FT Lauderdale Museum Promenade Judge: George Bolge, Director of Museum 1976 First Place – Third Century Abstractionist Show, Broward Art Guild Judge: Mat Carone of Carone Gallery, FT Lauderdale, FL 1976 First Place – Oil Painting, Salmagundi, New York City 1976 Hollywood Art and Cultural Center, “Outstanding Artists and Their Most Recent Works” 1975 First Place – Realism, Oil, “Florida Impressions”, Broward Art Guild 1975 Second Place – Watercolor,Salmagundi award, Salmagundi Building, 5th Avenue, New York City 1975 Third Place – Oil Painting,Salmagundi Award, Salmagundi Building, 5th Avenue, New York City 1975 First Place – All Media Show, Wataercolor Award, Broward Art Guild 1975 Second Place – Tri-County Waataercolor Exhibit, Broward Art Guild 1974 First Place – Watercolor, National Slide Competition, New York City 1974 First Place – Watercolor, All Media Show, Broward Art Guild 1973 First Place – Oil Painting, Realism Show Seven Lively Arts Exhibition 1972 First Place – Painting, Seven Arts, South Florida Exhibition

Creator:

Frank Monaco (American)

Creation Year:

2012

Dimensions:

Height: 60 in (152.4 cm)Width: 40 in (101.6 cm)

Medium:

Vinyl,Watercolor,Archival Paper

Movement & Style:

Abstract

Period:

2010-

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Materials

Vinyl, Watercolor, Archival Paper

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