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Jo Cain PAINTING ANTIQUE WPA HISTORIC NEW YORK RARE REGIONALISM MURAL STUDY RARE

Samuel CollectionSAVE ME AS YOUR FAVORITE ART AND ANTIQUES DEALER. NEW ITEMS ADDED DAILY. MUSEUM QUALITY ESTATE ITEMS. Overview: ORIGINAL PAINTING ON ILLUSTRATION BOARD. GOOD CONDITON. AN IMPORTANT WORK OF ART BY FAMOUS WPA MURALIST. PRICE IS BASED ON AGE, QUALITY, CONDITION AND WHAT I PAID TO OWN IT. Measurements: BOARD SIZE 5.5 BY 15.5 INCHES (CF DSR2) JOSEPH LAMBERT CAIN (1904-2003)Born and raised in New Orleans, Joseph Cain studied at the Chicago Academy of Art and at the Art Students League in New York. Through the years he painted a variety of subjects, but one of his favorites was the street life of his native city. Representations of New Orleans provide the subject for many of his earliest paintings, as well as late works like Miss Willie’s Revisited, which shows the “parlor” of one of the city’s more famous bordellos. Other memories of New Orleans include two views of St. Louis #3, one of its historic cemeteries; House with Cornstalk Fence; Queen of the Mardi Gras; and Peep Show.In the 1930s, Cain’s work became increasingly abstract. The apparent flatness of his compositions, together with the sense of movement achieved by the manipulation of overlapping color planes and perspective, are characteristics of a style described in 1939 as “decorative expressionism.”Cain’s paint is usually thickly applied, and while his dancers, harlequins and ladies of the evening owe their inspiration to Matisse and other modernists, as one critic observed, his work “has a fresh vision that cannot be clearly traced either to contemporary American or French schools. His world is never dirty, mean or gray, but it is always bright and luminous” (Stanley Lothrop, Boyer Galleries, New York, 1939). Thank you for viBiography from The Johnson CollectionJOSEPH LAMBERT CAIN (1904–2003)A painter, muralist, and art educator, Joseph Cain’s work was consistently infused by the color and vibrancy of his native New Orleans, even as he pursued a career that took him far from home. Beginning at the age of sixteen, his educational journey led him first to the Art Institute of Chicago and then to the Art Students League in New York, where he was instructed by Kenneth Hayes Miller and Kimon Nicolaides. He later studied under the Abstract Expressionist Hans Hoffman. A 1929 Carnegie Fellowship funded a year’s enrollment at the Sorbonne in Paris and travel throughout Europe; Cain also received multiple Tiffany Foundation Fellowships.Using thickly applied paint, layered color planes, and multiple perspectives, Cain created paintings, including streetscapes, marine scenes, and landscapes, which were sometimes categorized as “decorative expressionism” beginning in the late 1930s. In 1932, Cain’s entry to the First Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting at the Whitney Museum of American Art hung in the exhibition’s entry way; other works were shown at such prestigious venues as the Museum of Modern Art, American Art, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, National Academy of Design, and Carnegie Institute. He also executed a monumental mural at New York State Training School where he was employed as a teacher. While living in New York during this period, Cain was an integral member of a contemporary art collective known as “The Group,” whose participants included Milton Avery, George Biddle, Robert Gwathmey, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, and many other important modernists.In 1944, Cain joined the faculty at the University of Rhode Island, establishing and chairing the art department for over two decades. Cain continued to paint long past his retirement from teaching, often returning to New Orleans subject matter in canvases that capture the bright color and festive energy of his birthplace. Payment:· BUY IT NOW payment is DUE IMMEDIATELYCalifornia residents add 8% state sales tax WHEN BIDDING ON ANY ITEM, THE BUYER AGREES TO THESE TERMS.

Custom Pet Portrait Original horse Animal ink drawing From Photo

This listing is for a custom ink portrait from a photo of your pet, featuring a realistic portrayal of your furry friend. Created by artist breelav.art in the United States, the small unframed piece measures 8.5 inches in length and 5.5 inches in width. The artwork is personalized and signed by the artist, making it a unique and one-of-a-kind piece. Ideal for pet lovers looking to capture the essence of their beloved companions in a beautiful and artistic manner.

Original Male Portrait Figure Drawing 3/20 Print Signed Artist Proof

Male portrait figure drawing 13 x 19 Artist Proof Douglas Simonson is a licensed reproduction on paper, featuring a medium size unframed Drawing of a Model. The realism style artwork captures studies of people in a classical sense, making it a unique and artistic piece for any art collection. Signed by the artist, this one-of-a-kind item is a great addition for those who appreciate drawings and portraits in their artwork.

Original Mixed Media Female Portrait Figure Drawing Collectors Size (5.5×8.5)

This original mixed media female portrait figure drawing by Andrew Moreno is a small collectors size piece of art measuring 5.5×8.5 inches. Signed by the artist, this one of a kind drawing features a realistic style of the subject, a woman model, in a classical setting. Created on paper in Arizona, USA in 2026, this unique artwork captures the essence of studies and figures in art, making it a valuable addition to any art collection.

Original Mixed Media Male Portrait Figure Drawing Toned Paper Size (5.5×8.5)

The product is an original mixed media portrait figure drawing on toned paper, measuring 5.5×8.5 inches. Created by artist Andrew Moreno in Arizona, USA, the artwork features a small unframed painting of a woman or model, utilizing realism style and featuring one of a kind characteristics. The drawing is signed by the artist and falls under the themes of studies, art, people, portrait, classical, and figures, making it a unique and original piece for art collectors and enthusiasts.