Richard Mock Painting "A Mad Sea Captain Charts a Course..." Richard Mock is familiar to the public through his marvelous linocuts whose topical sting enlivened the op-ed pages of the New York Times during the 1980's. Mock's major focus is as an abstract painter and art printmaker. While Mock revels in be autiful surfaces, he claims an affinity to astronomers and physicists is acknowledging the importance of order & structure in his compositions. This large painting is entitled "A Mad Sea Captain Charts a Course Up the Amazon"; it exhibits a tightlyo rganized structure as well as gloriously worked layers of paint. Please scroll down the page to see a detail of the painting. Higher resolution details are available via email. Richard Mock is represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Muse um of Art (New York), Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), Chase Manhattan Bank, Bank of America and many more public and private collections. Visit Richard Mock's Red Hook, Brooklyn studio. Buyer pays shipping and insurance costs. View more Richard Mock abstract paintings. [501591]
Price: $15,000
Richard Mock Mixed-Media Print "Disception" Richard Mock is most familiar to the public through his marvelous linocuts whose topical sting enlivened the op-ed pages of the New York Times during the 1980's. Mock's major focus is as an abstract painter and art printmaker. This hand-colored aq uatint with applied collage of metal caps, glitter and road paint combines wry commentary with beautiful surface treatment. This work is from an edition of 30. Richard Mock is represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New Yo rk), Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), Chase Manhattan Bank, Bank of America and many more public and private collections. See Biddington's Auction Galleries to view more of Mock' s prints. Please email for a close-up of the lizard. Buyer pays shipping and insurance costs. Visit Richard Mock's Red Hook (Brooklyn) studio. [501590]
Price: $2,000
Richard Mock Painting "East River" Richard Mock is most familiar to the public through his marvelous linocuts whose topical sting enlivened the Op-Ed pages of the New York Times during the 1980's. Mock's major focus is as an abstract painter and art printmaker. This shimmering abst ract work shows Mock's interest in painting in front of the picture plane. He acknowledges the obvious connection to the Impressionists. Mock's compositions are structured & orderly and keep the surface from floating away. Richard Mock is represe nted in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), Chase Manhattan Bank, Bank of America and many more public and private collections. Vi sit Richard Mock's Red Hook (Brooklyn) studio. View Richard Mock's linocut prints. Buyer pays shipping and insurance costs. View more Rich ard Mock abstract paintings. [501589]
Price: $10,000
Scott KAHN Large Painting Breath The imagery in Scott Kahn's paintings draws heavily from dreams and Jungian psychology. In Breath, Kahn makes the world come to life. Kahn's very subtle color sense and precise painting technique show wonderfully in this large painting--detailed pho tos are availabe via email. Kahn has shown with the Perlow Gallery (New York), Rivington Gallery, Jason & Rhodes Gallery and Picadilly Gallery (London). Many of Kahn's works are held in major corporate art collections including: AT&T, Dow Jones &C o., Sherman& Sterling, Davis Polk, Chase Manhattan, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Philip Morris Corp. In 1995, Kahn was honored with a grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation. Buyer pays shipping and insurance costs .Visit Scott Kahn's studio. [501499]
Price: $14,000
Scott KAHN Painting "London Fog" The imagery in Scott Kahn's paintings draws heavily from dreams and Jungian psychology. This work, London Fog, has a dreamlike sense. It is, in fact, a depiction of London rooftops viewed from a friend's terrace on a particularly soupy day. Someti mes a cigar... Kahn has shown with the Perlow Gallery (New York), Rivington Gallery, Jason & Rhodes Gallery and Picadilly Gallery (London). Many of Kahn's works are held in many corporate art collections including: AT&T, Dow Jones & Co., Sherman& Sterling, Davis Polk, Chase Manhattan, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Philip Morris Corp. In 1995, Kahn was honored with a grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation. Detailed photos of this work are available via email . Buyer pays shipping and insurance costs. Visit Scott Kahn's studio. [501497]
Price: $5,000
John Clem CLARKE Maquettes Zooming Airplanes Two maquettes (studies) for the diptych Zooming Airplanes. John Clem Clarke plans his paintings using an overlay process similar to that used by animation artists. The top layer of the overlay is the linear structure and the layer beneath the colorc omposition. By the time the work is projected onto a large canvas, it becomes a much more refined object. These studies, called maquettes, are raw--sometimes slightly messy--oftimes gorgeously painted. If you enjoy the process of making art, the maquettes are perfect for you. Clarke uses illustration-type techniques to give motion to these delightfully diving airplanes. Clarke is well-represented in major museum collections such as the Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Artand Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York) and has exhibited at galleries such as OK Harris & Meisel (NYC) and Wasserman Galeries (Munich & Cologne.) The artist also has a extensive auction price history; recent prices range from $2000-$18,000. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Visit John Clem Clarke's Soho studio. [501490]
Price: $5,000
John Clem CLARKE Cola Billboard Maquette In the 1990's POP artist John Clem Clarke planned his paintings using an overlay process similar to that used by animation artists. The top layer of the overlay was the linear structure and the layer beneath it was the color composition. When thew ork was projected onto a large canvas, it became a much more refined object. These studies, called maquettes, are raw--sometimes slightly messy--oftimes gorgeously painted. If you enjoy the process of making art, the maquettes are perfect for yo u. This one, entitled Cola Billboard, uses the nostalgic imagery that Clarke so often employs. Clarke is represented in major museum collections such as the Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Art and Metropolitan Museum of Art (New Yo rk). The artist also has an extensive auction price history. (Recent prices range from $2000-$18,000.) Buyer pays shipping and insurance costs. Visit John Clem Clarke's Soho studio . [501489]
Price: $1,800
John Clem CLARKE Painting Rifle/TV Pentimenti POP artist John Clem Clarke uses familiar and nostalgic objects as subjects for his paintings. In Rifle over TV Pentimenti, Clarke has fiddled around with the elements "showing" us his compositional thought processes. Clarke has an extensive muse um collection & public commissions pedigree. The Museum of Modern Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art , Whitney Museum of American Art (New York) and the Los Angeles County Museum all have examples of his work. His recent auction prices range from $2,00 0-$18,000. Detailed photos of this painting are available via email. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Visit John Clem Clarke's Soho studio. [501487]
Price: $13,000
James Burnett Watercolor "Lost Cities #37" Lost Cities #37 is a small watercolor by New York artist James Burnett. These "journeys throught he landscape of the mind" represent a return to non-objective painting for Burnett who is known for his fine spatial organization. Burnett's most recen t exhibitions were with Beatrice Conde Gallery (New York's Chelsea) and Jo Rain Gallery (Dublin). Burnett has shown in California and New York since the late 60's. Visit Burnett's Tr ibeca (NYC) studio. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. [501374]
Price: $300
James Burnett Gouache Lost Cities #41 This is a very recent piece in the non-objective Soho painter James Burnett's "Lost Cities" series. These works represent a return to abstract painting by this artist after many years of figurative work. Burnett has exhibited regularly in San Franci sco and New York for the past 30 years. His most recent one-person show was with Beatrice Conde Gallery in Manhattan's Chelsea. Visit James Burnett's Tribeca (NYC) studio. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. [501369]
Price: $650
James Burnett Gouache Lost Cities #20 James Burnett "Lost Cities" series of work deals with idealized places--civilizations of the mind. This early gouache in the series, "Lost Cities #20", is more pictorial than the later works in this group which become increasingly painterly. Pleasee mail of phone Biddington's (212 838 3572 Mon-Fri 9-5ET) for more information about this work or about the artist. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Visit James Burnett 's studio. [501368]
Price: $650