Name: Hawthorne Place
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Hawthorne Place Digital and polymer gravure on chine collé (Kitakata Japanese paper mounted to Somerset paper), 2014 Signed and dated in pencil lower right (see photo) Chop stamp of the publisher, The Print Club of Cleveland, lower left corner recto Published by the Print Club of Cleveland, Publication No. 93, 2015 Edition 270 Printed in 2014 by Cordelia Blanchard assisted by Britney Madalone and Jolene Salcido at Flatbed Press, Austin, Texas. Condition: Excellent, soft handle issues in the bottom margin, not effecting the image or matted presentation. Dan Rizzie was born in Poughkeepsie, New York in 1951. His father, an airman in World War II, became a cultural officer in the State Department. Rizzie spent his youth traveling the world from a French kindergarten in Cairo, Egypt to Jordan, to the West Indies, culminating with three years of high school in New Delhi, India. This international childhood explains Rizzie’s imagery. When he returned to India recently, he was surprised to see the sawtooth edges of tile borders and the curves of Islamic arches. He recognized them from his own art where flowers have curved stems and tulips have sawtooth edges. Rizzie went to Hendrix College, a private liberal arts school in Conway, Arkansas where he studied art. He attended graduate school at the Meadows School of Art at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. The pressure towards abstraction was strong in art schools at the time, but Rizzie wanted to make figurative art that would locate his work firmly in the world of realistic images. In his drawings, Rizzie combines delicate contours and silhouettes with collage and areas of strong color. His fondness for collage may stem from his interest in the paintings of twentieth-century synthetic cubists like Georges Braque. He adores Matisse, particularly the late paper cutouts. In 1980 Rizzie was invited to have an exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. It consisted of 30 small collages and one large paper work. Rizzie explains, “I titled the show Jazz in homage to Matisse.” Rizzie’s imagery is connected to the natural world. His symbols display a range of associations from microscopic views of single cells to floral portraits influenced by the tradition of English botanical illustration. Although he was trained as a painter and continues to produce oils and mixed media collages, Rizzie truly enjoys printmaking. He began printmaking in the late 1970s at Tamarind Institute in Albuquerque. He found that it freed him creatively, allowing him to explore new ideas and expand his creative process through collaborations with professional printers. Dan moved from New York City to Sag Harbor about 20 years ago. After the hard edges and repeated squares and rectangles of the urban streetscape, Dan was suddenly waking up to deer in his yard. The title of the publication print Hawthorne Place is a reference to the street where Dan lives, but more specifically to nature. Sag Harbor is an area with much to offer visually. According to Katherine Brimberry of Flatbed Press, where Hawthorne Place was printed, HawthornePlaceThe 1994 print Aqua Fria became the inspiration for the Cleveland print. One of the print club members saw it and fell in love with it. Dan was asked not to recreate it but to create a work inspired by it. To compose a color background, Rizzie made a watercolor which was scanned into a computer and printed digitally onto Japanese Kitakata paper. He also made an ink drawing on mylar which was laid over a polymer plate coated with a light sensitive substance. When exposed to light, the plate was etched with the design. The polymer plate was then inked in black and printed over the color background. The black image reflects Flatbed since, if you look closely, you will see the nearby train tracks. Tulips are one of Dan’s favorite motifs. It was important to Dan that Hawthorne Place not look like a print with hard edges. He wanted each of his prints to be a gem, to show the hand of the artist. According to Brimberry, When the color printed Kitakata paper was dampened for the chine collé process (mounting it onto the heavier sheet of Somerset paper), the printing ink bled just a bit. Dan loved this effect because it is similar to the blurriness of a watercolor. Education 1975 M.F.A., Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas 1973 B.F.A., Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas Awards 2005 Distinguished Alumnus Award, Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas Solo Exhibitions 2014 Dan Rizzie: Works, Harmon Meek Gallery, Naples, Florida 2013 A Taste of Rizzie, Sylvester & Co., Sag Harbor, NY Dan Rizzie: NEW WORKS, Dallas Art Fair, Dallas, Texas Dan Rizzie, Peter Marcelle Gallery, Bridgehampton, NY 2012 Dan Rizzie: WORKS, Peter Marcelle Gallery, Bridgehampton, New York Speed & Rizzie: In One Room, Gerald Peters Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico 2011 Dan Rizzie: Monotypes, Gallery at Amagansett Square, Amagansett, NY Dan Rizzie Works, Christies Art Center, Sag Harbor, NY 2010 Dan Rizzie, Gerald Peters Gallery, New York, New York Dan Rizzie, Peter Marcelle Contemporary, Southampton, New York Dan Rizzie, Anne Reed Gallery, Ketchum, Idaho Dan Rizzie: The Flatbed Years, Galveston Art Center, Galveston, Texas 2009 Dan Rizzie: Selected Works, Hampton Road Gallery, Southampton, New York 2008 Dan Rizzie: Selected Works, Peter Marcelle Contemporary, Southampton, New York Dan Rizzie – Islandia, Anne Reed Gallery, Ketchum, Idaho Dan Rizzie, Spanierman Modern, New York, New York 2007 Dan Rizzie: Selected Works on Paper 1995-2007, Anne Reed Gallery, Ketchum, Idaho Dan Rizzie: Paintings, Drawings and Collages, Gerald Peters Gallery Dallas, Texas Dan Rizzie: Small Works, Christies Gallery, Sag Harbor, New York 2006 Dan Rizzie: New Work, Hampton Road Gallery, Southampton, New York Allene Lapides Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico 2005 Monotipos, Gallery Aurora, San Miguel, Mexico Dan Rizzie: Postcards from Italy, Armory Art Center, Palm Beach, Florida Dan Rizzie: New Work, Hampton Road Gallery, Southampton, New York 2004 Dan Rizzie: Ten for Hendrix, Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas Dan Rizzie: New Paintings, Gerald Peters Gallery, Dallas, Texas Seductive Surfaces, The Ross Institute, East Hampton, New York By Margaret Dobbins Selected Collections Acorns Children's Hospice, Birmingham, England American Airlines, Dallas, Texas American Embassy, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia ARCO, Dallas, Texas Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri AT&T Corporate Center, Chicago, Illinois Blanton Museum of Art, Austin, Texas Cadillac Fairview, Dallas, Texas Cigna Investment, Inc., Dallas, Texas City of Phoenix, Arizona Cleveland Browns Football Club, Cleveland, Ohio The Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio Crescent Hotel, Dallas, Texas Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Delta Airlines, Washington, DC El Paso Museum of Art, Texas Enron Corporation, Houston, Texas Fidelity Investments, New Haven, Connecticut Frito-Lay, Plano, Texas Guild Hall, East Hampton, New York Hendrix College, Conway Arkansas Hyatt Hotels, Washington, DC Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, Indiana LTV Center, Dallas, Texas Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota MBNA America, Hunt Valley, Maryland Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, Arizona Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Mobil Oil, Dallas, Texas Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas Museum of Modern Art, New York Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas New York Public Library, New York Nona & Richard Barrett Collection, Texas Northern Trust Bank of Texas, Houston, Texas Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, New York San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio, Texas Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale, Arizona Sprint Telephone, Dallas, Texas Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans, Louisiana United States Department of State, Washington, D.C. University of New Mexico, Art Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico Witte Museum, San Antonio, Texas

Creator:
Dan Rizzie (1951, American)
Dimensions:
Height: 11.75 in (29.85 cm)Width: 9 in (22.86 cm)
Medium:
Photogravure
Movement & Style:
Contemporary
Period:
2010-
Condition:
Gallery Location:
Fairlawn, OH
Reference Number:
Seller: FA123651stDibs: LU14011992432

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