Pasadena - Art

Through singular facial analysis, the artist dissolves the traditional concept of perspective, presenting the central figure with a multiplication of contours. The main subject, like...

Abstraction offers a unique opportunity to delve into the space between the visible and the invisible. Acting as a conduit connecting the tangible and the intangible, it encourages u...

Nestled in the red earth of what could be a desert and reminiscent of the arid expanses of New Mexico or the sunny terrain of Sierra Leone emerges a scene of a fragmented village whe...

Step into the marvelous world of Jonathan Winters, the incomparable American actor whose artistry transcended the stage and screen. Like outsider artists, Winters didn't adhere to fo...

This semi-abstract lithograph numbered x/y, and entitled “Whispers of Eternity”, invites us to immerse in a scene where the boundaries between the tangible and the ethereal blend unt...

Acquired by the gallerydirectly from the artist UNFRAMED: 12" x 16" FRAMED : 18.5" x 22.5" x 1.5" Exhibited The Diverse Environments of the Arroyo Seco: Paintings from the Califor...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 12" x 9" FRAMED: 18.5" x 15.5" x 1.5" Exhibited The Diverse Environments of the Arroyo Seco: Paintings from the Californ...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist. UNFRAMED: 24" x 30" FRAMED: 33.25" x 39.25" x 1.75" “As an artist, my work serves as a profound exploration of the deep connectio...

This reproduction of Duchamp's "Nude Descending a Staircase" by artist N. Schultz is intriguing due to the depth of the required study and the various stages of refinement that preceded its creation. This is a work using a variety of media. Appearing as a painting, it is almost a sculpture, using pieces of straw and thin wood grouped together and then painted. Studying the painting, beyond the immense amount of research that must have gone into it, reveals another captivating aspect: the subject itself. It is one of Marcel Duchamp's most emblematic works, embodying elements of two crucial movements in the history of art. This was best expressed by Duchamp himself in 1912 when he declared: "I felt more Cubist than Futurist in this abstraction of a nude descending a staircase: the general aspect and the brownish chromatism of the painting are Cubist, even if the treatment of the movement has some Futurist overtones." The nude has always served as a coded representation meeting precise criteria. However, in this context, it is not posed statically but represents almost repeated movements like an open fan, and in relief, thus departing from the classical code of the nude where everything is immediate and requires no keys to interpret the scene. The main silhouette can be seen on the right-hand edge of the figure. And on the left, a multiplication of the same figure descending the staircase. It's extraordinary that the artist has succeeded in imitating this painting, creating a field of observation that rises into a third dimension. Duchamp said of his initial painting...

Marilyn Manson is an icon, a figure synonymous with controversy within heavy metal music, embroiled in numerous contentious moments throughout his storied career. This signed poster, numbered 158/500, is likely part of the series promoting his 1994 concerts at the Houston International Ballroom. It embodies the vibrant creativity of its era, a time when independent artists infused their unique flair into promotional materials for punk rock and heavy metal gigs. With its captivating blend of colors, specific typography, and arrangement reminiscent of Russian Constructivism and horror movie posters...

This gouache reveals a butterfly tree with wings covered in multiple eyes towards the observer. In this primitive kaleidoscope playing with perspectives, the artist Rupert Picott leads us into a dance of forms, half-animal, half-vegetal. Here, we can breathe a nature distanced from civilization, a shattered, psychedelic dimension that opens the doors of a hallucinated perception. This gouache transcends its physical form. Like a dream woven into reality, it beckons viewers to question the boundaries of their consciousness. Each brushstroke becomes a portal to a realm where the mundane and the mystical intertwine, blurring the lines between what is seen and felt. In this dialogue between forms and colors, Rupert Picott offers us not just a painting but a glimpse into the infinite expanse of the human experience, echoing William Blake’s timeless wisdom: ‘If the doors of perception...

In this abstract expressionist painting by Shant, the tension between black and white creates an immediate, palpable sense of unease, which could recall the chaos and turmoil often associated with Lebanon's complex history. Indeed, Shank was born in Lebanon in Beirut in '71. From 1975 to 1992, Lebanon was the scene of a multifaceted war. Very deadly for the civilian population, it involved various protagonists, and a civil war broke out in 1975-1976, then again in 1983-1985. Whether consciously or unconsciously distancing from these events, having been exposed to them directly or through the tragic experiences of families who remained in the country, the bold brushstrokes and swirling circular shapes evoke a sense of urgency, reflecting the inner turmoil and external conflicts that may have shaped the artist's experience. Abstract expressionism is a free universe where everyone can interpret a painting according to its history, its current events, whatever the resonance may be between the personal history of the spectator and that of the artist. The chaotic composition of this piece invites us to explore our inner worlds as we navigate through the painting's complex layers of meaning. Shant fills space with dynamic energy, creating an organization of forms, a dialogue that challenges traditional notions of order and structure. It is impossible to separate Shant's artistic expression from the socio-political context of Lebanon. The artist's education undoubtedly influences his point of view, infusing the work with a questioning that resonates on a profoundly universal level. Ultimately, Shant's abstract expressionism in this painting transcends mere representation, inviting viewers to confront the complexities of the human condition and the lasting impact of conflict on the individual and collective psyche. He was born in 1971 in Beirut, Lebanon, where Shant Beudjekian’s art practice was discovered at 14, after gaining recognition from the Swiss national youth soccer team and winning many trophies and medals then. In 1995, after moving to California, San Diego, he completed a 4 year Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts with a minor in Ceramics at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. He also attended a one-year internship in landscape architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design. He returned to Southern California in 2004, where he practiced as a full-time Artist in the Local Art Communities of Southern California. He has been painting for 25 years while receiving appreciative acceptances from curators and Gallery Directors from the East Coast. He exhibited in several cities on the East Coast of the United States, along with exhibitions in the Chelsea District of Manhattan, New York. Now living on the West Coast, Beudjekian has been notable for exhibiting Art and selling on numerous occasions at the San Diego Art Institute of the Living Artists, Del Mar Art Center, San Diego Hospice and Palliative Care, and Forest and Ocean Gallery...

Beautiful and rare Book of Francisco Zuñiga Artist Monograph, 1st Misrachi Art Gallery Edition, 1980 Text in Spanish and English. 317 pages with 355 plates. Hardcover with slipcase. ...

Nicolas DE STAEL, Oeuvre gravé, Bibliotheque Nationale Exhibition, 1979 Original print poster, size is framed Excellent condition

The painting "Military Joy" offers a poignant testimonial into a moment in history, capturing the spirit of celebration and camaraderie among soldiers of the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavo...

With this colorful and minimalist watercolor by the artist Jae Carmichael, we are immersed in the vibrant world of Fauvism, as championed by Henri Matisse. Color above all, and perh...

"Two Villages" is a black and white landscape ink drawing by Joan Carl Strauss that unfolds a narrative of hidden rivalry within a picturesque valley. In the heart of a flat-floore...

David Hockney, Original print, A Retrospective Exhibition 1988, small poster. David Hockney ( B. 1937 ) is an English painter, draftsman, printmaker, stage designer, and photographer...

Hu Yongkai, born in Beijing in 1945, is currently a member of the Chinese Artists Association. He previously taught at the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts and...

Pierre Soulages is considered a major figure of post-war European abstraction, alongside Hans Hartung, Georges Mathieu, Serge Poliakoff, and Jean-Paul Riopelle. He’s particularly ren...

This sculpture by Natalie Krol is made of plaster with a beautiful bronze color finish. It is the cast for the bronze. It shows a nude, pregnant woman resting. The expression on her ...

"Swinging Harmony," is an oil painting on canvas by Edgar O'Kiechle. It transports viewers into a lively dance scene featuring a couple of black dancers swinging at the heart of the...

This poster was edited in 1964 by Galerie Berggruen in collaboration with Felix Klee, the artist's son. The dark yellow matte covers the lower part of the poster where the Bergrruen...

Designed by Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893 – 1983) Untitled,not signed and not numbered Lithograph offset on paper, printed and edited by Mourlot, Paris, 1972 Joan Miro was a Catalan pai...

The contemporary artwork titled "Marsden Spilling " (October 1969), attributed to an artist with an unfortunately illegible signature, serves as a homage to Marsden Hartley's 1937 pa...

Lithograph " Still life with Plums "numbered 195/275 and signed by Agostini Tony Agostini was a French painter who was born in 1916. Tony Agostini's work has been offered at aucti...

Designed by Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893 – 1983) Untitled, not signed and not numbered. Published in 1978 by Gallery Maegh for Derriere Le Miroir. Offset Lithograph Joan Miro was a Catal...

Serge POLIAKOFF - Composition gouache 1969 Edition lithograph in colours on Arches paper after the gouache artwork from 1969. Signed in the plate at the lower right. Published at the...

Serigraphy in color on paper, signed in the plate, Stamp of the editor in bottom on the right. Numbered 36 to 89 ex. in the back The certificate of the publisher is attached to the...

This Mac Mechem's drawing features a seated nude man draped in a small loincloth. Sitting in a wood-crafted chair, his gaze fixed downward as though he were brooding over some bad news. Despite the defeatist posture, his physique radiates a stark contrast—the sculpted body exudes strength and athleticism through pronounced abdominal lines, robust thighs, and defined biceps. Both hands rest passively on his knees, amplifying the sense of resignation portrayed in the artwork. The artist signed in the lower right part of the artwork. Mac Mechem, a figurative contemporary painter...

David Hockney, "Ian Swimming in Los Angeles, 11 Mars 1987." Exhibition print poster. Size is framed with a a custom white frame and whitemat. Note : This is not an original print. ...

This blue monochrome painting by contemporary artist Mitchel Wright transports us to distant worlds beyond our comprehension. Within his seemingly infinite networks of lines, dots, and crosses, he decodes the recognizable to create something unfamiliar. Wright crosses shades of blue and grey lines, reconstructing a sense of regularity obtained by the arrangement of different triangles sizes. The triangular forms used for the painting contrast with the perfect square shape of the artwork. It sits in a grey metal frame. Mitchell Wright...

The representation of twins in art has always been fascinating due to their embodiment of the concept of duality and symmetry. They often evoke themes of identity, mirroring, and parallel existence. This oil painting on thick paper by Christopher Mark Brennan...

With "Yellow Popsicle", Brennan creates a visually striking acrylic painting that elevates an everyday object to a new singular level of precision and questioning paying homage to Ph...

The oil painting features a family at the fairground stopping by the ice cream stand. An elegant mother hands a treat to one of her three children, while another holds his ice cream, and the last one a red balloon. A couple with a child stands on the left part of the painting, while in the background, men sitting on stools face a cook at a counter. The latter looks down and focuses on preparing food for his clients. The overall impression is joyful and lively, though it looks more like the end of the day because of the dark warm colors used by the artist to depict the scene. Edgar O. Kiechle was born in 1911. He was a movie illustrator and a painter. Edgar studied landscape painting with Jean Mannheim, and architecture, and became an excellent watercolorist. After studying at the Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles, he interned with leading architects and designers in the area. He worked at most major studios but his career as an illustrator saw him primarily at the Universal Studio Art department. In 1933, Edgar joined Lwerks as a background artist and worked on many films produced by Animated Picture Corporation through 1935. In the summer of 1941, Edgar Kiechle...

This is a semi-abstract watercolor mixed-media piece by MF Camilleri, dated 1964. Against a dark, grey background reminiscent of outer space from within a space shuttle, a long blend...

Dave Fox, a perceptive life observer, effortlessly translated his experiences into art, a journey that began amidst the Austrian countryside, where nature served as his early canvas....

This drawing by Radoczy features a delicate and minimalist portrayal of a nude figure rendered in a profile stance. The figure emerges effortlessly from the subdued lines as if each ...

The lithograph print Pop Art exhibition poster is published by the famous Gagosian Gallery New York, printed in 1997 in an unnumbered limited edition on the occasion of the exhibitio...

Oil on Canvas, signed on the lower right. Size is framed Very Good Condition Roberta De La Vega (late 20th century) was active/lived in California,...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 12" x 16" FRAMED: 19.125" x 23.125" x 2" Artist Statement “In this painting I was fascinated by the expansive green vall...

In this composition, Californian artist Wesley Johnson invites us to contemplative stillness. The abstract essence of this work flourishes into a living entity, enriched by a blend o...

Pierre Giraud's "Embankment of the Seine River" Parisian cityscape, portraying the iconic Pont au Change bridge, offers a mesmerizing scene at dusk. A m...

After Keith Haring, Limited Edition of 95/150 Artwork lithograph prints by Keith Haring Foundation, numbered with embossed stamp. The image features the world famous American Pop art...

After Drawings and paintings from Africa. Executed during the Citroën Center Africa Expedition. Second Haardt mission, Audoin-Dubreuil.Paris, Jules Meynial, [1927]. Folio (380 x 27...

Gerard Ramon recognizes the influence of the great sculptors, such as Auguste Rodin (1840-1917), and that of his master at the Beaux-Arts, Marcel Gimond. ...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 15.75" x 11" FRAMED: 23.375" x 18.5" x 1.125" Artist Statement “‘Tinker Bell’ is one of my series of pictures for a fort...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 12" x 16" FRAMED: 18.125" x 22.125" x 1.75" Artist Statement “’Clocks and Peonies’ explores the intricate balance between the passage of time and the ephemeral beauty of nature. At the heart of the composition rests a delicate vase, cradling a lavish bouquet of peonies in full bloom. Their petals unfurl in a graceful display of pinks and creams. Beside the peonies, an array of antique clocks stands...

After Drawings and paintings from Africa. Executed during the Citroën Center Africa Expedition. Second Haardt mission, Audoin-Dubreuil.Paris, Jules Meynial, [1927]. Folio (380 x 27...

Andy Warhol Greta Garbo Mata Hari Large Poster first expo Italy. Vintage 1995 Pop Art Poster. Framed . Exhibition Poster lithograph print custom framed , is an incredibly sp...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 26" x 32" FRAMED: 34.5" x 40.5" x 2.375" Artist Statement “Every year I am fascinated by the bloom that California spring...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 9" x 12" FRAMED: 15.5" x 18.5" x 1.375" Artist Statement "With all of the snow in our local mountains this past Winter a...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 16" x 20" FRAMED: 19.75" x 23.75" x 1.5" Artist Statement "'Autumn Roses' encapsulates a haunting narrative, merging nature's poignant cycle. Within a softly lit room, where a glass pitcher, once filled with life, cradles a bouquet of withered roses. Amidst this tableau, a dance of warm candlelight weaves an intimate and reflective ambiance. I invite the viewer to discover solace within the delicate harmony of life and decay, symbolized through a visual tapestry of contrasts: a vibrant peach beside faded roses, radiant candles amidst subtle decay, and the whispered promise of untold stories held within a closed book." — Alex Tabet

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist UNFRAMED: 18" x 24" FRAMED: 25.5" x 31.75" x 1.75" Artist Statement “I love sunrises. I love the life-affirming sensation of the inevitable coming of light despite the temporary rule of darkness. I try to catch it every time I can. Sunrises are particularly spectacular in the mountains. Camping with our twin boys sets opportunities to witness those awesome moments, such as with this magical sunrise at Lake Arrowhead...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist Artist Statement “By exploring the forms in this piece, and given the simplicity of the gesture, I can directly address the concept ...

Acquired by the gallery directly from the artist Artist Statement “I like to think of the jaguar as the welterweight of big cats. Even though this sculpture is small my aim was to c...

James Grant's "Large Blue and Pink Still-Life" oil painting delves into the timeless genre of still life, a tradition that has evolved over centuries. While early still-life painting...

The identity of the artist who created this excellent charcoal study remains unknown. The model's outfit and the arrangement of her hair suggest a bygone era, possibly a study for a ...