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Artist: Fran Bull (1938)
Title: Two Storks
Year: 1980
Edition: 250/250, plus proofs.
Medium: Silkscreen on Rives BFK White Paper
Size: 22 x 30 inches
Condition: Good
Inscription: Signed and numbered by the artist.
FRAN BULL (1938- ) An American artist known for her photorealism paintings. Her earlier works were influence by her mentor and ex-husband, Malcolm Morley, and by the Pop spirit of photorealism. Later on in her career, she adjourned to abstract expressionism feeling compelled to “capture the teeming, yet unseen forces [of the world].” Furthermore, she was extremely prolific in the areas of print-making. Bull’s talent allowed her to produce many diverse series of works which are now exhibited worldwide.
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Fran Bull (1938-Present) Fran Bull is an American artist who divides her time between the U.S. and Barcelona, Spain. She was known originally for her Photorealism paintings during the 1970s and 80s. Bull began her art studies at The Newark Musuem in New Jersey, going on to study painting at Bennington College. Eventually earning an M.A. degree from New York University in Fine Art and Education. Since the mid 1990s, she began to explore other media. This included performance art, sculpture, mixed media, and printmaking. Working in collaboration with master printer Virgili Barbara at Taller 46, has created numerous bodies of work. Picasso, Tapies, Miro, and Saura also worked at Taller 46 with the founder and father of Virgili, Joan Barbara. Bull on what her influences and inspirations are: “The whole world, everything I see, read, learn, hear, all the art ever made, all the music, poetry and literature – what James Hillman calls the Gloria Duplex – the glorious, amazing, and paradoxical array of everything.” In 2005 she founded Gallery in-the-Field. A fine art gallery and performance space. The mission is to present the work of provocative, innovative living artists.
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