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Goshun, Matsumura (Japaner, 1752-1811). ROLLBILD - PAAR STOCKENTEN. Mit farbigen Tuschen auf Seide gemalt. Signiert auf Japanisch, unten rechts. Nicht datiert, aber wahrscheinlich En...

Reed, Robert (American, 1938-2014). SAN ROMANO: BLACK NINE. Mixed media, collage, assemblage. painted and colored papers and office staples, not dated, but 1980s. 30 x 30 inches, framed to 36 1/2 x 36 1/2 inches inches (image), Provenance, private collection, White Plains, NY. In ausgezeichnetem Zustand. ROBERT JAMES REED (1938-2014) earned his BFA (1960) and MFA (1962) at the Yale School of Art where in 1969 he became professor of painting and printmaking at Yale School of Art. He taught there until his death in 2014. As a student he assisted the influential Josef Albers in the technical production of color plates for Albers’s iconic work, Interaction of Color published in 1963. Reed became tenured in 1987, as the school’s first and only African American professor. In an interview, he said that he did not seek to distinguish himself through his racial identity but preferred to see himself as an artist who was African American. It is this self identification that could account for the fact that he is rarely grouped with other African American artists of his time like Jacob Lawrence, Romare Bearden, David Driscoll and Faith Ringgold. Nonetheless, the symbols, colors and forms of his work draw upon his experience as a African American man.He produced works that are largely grouped by decades. In the 1970’s he developed the Plum Nellie series, exploring the Interaction of Color in his own terms. The meaning of Plum Nelly is not clear, although it may mean ‘you’re nearly there’. In the 1980’s, the San Romano series Reed regarded the gorgeous Paulo Uccello’s 15th Century...

Reed, Robert (American, 1938-2014). PLUM NELLIE, BEAR HUG. Mixed media on paper, 1979. Titled, signed, dated, and further inscribed in the margin below the image. 22 1/2 x 34 1/2 inc...

O'Higgins, Paul oder Pablo (Mexikaner, geboren in den USA, 1904-1983). ZEICHNUNG OHNE TITEL (ZWEI MÄNNER). Aquarell auf Papier, nicht datiert. Signiert "Paul O'Higgins", unten recht...

Anhänger von Zacharias Wagener (1614-1688) Tamanuâguasû (Riesiger Ameisenbär) Auf italienischem Papier aus dem 17. oder 18. Jahrhundert, H. 28 x B. 43,5 cm Das vorliegende Gemä...

Aquarell und Tinte auf Papier Einzigartige Arbeit Vom Künstler handsigniert und unten links betitelt

Walter Spies war einer der ersten Europäer, die sich nach einem Aufenthalt auf Java auf Bali niederließen. Er trug wesentlich zur Entdeckung und Popula...

Diese Aquarellzeichnung zeigt eine edle Jagdgesellschaft. Der Herzog (?) zu Pferd und mehrere adlige Damen begleiten die Gesellschaft. Der Herzog (?) gestikuliert in Richtung einer G...