This is only the second year for the Palm Beach Modern and Contemporary Art show.
But it is excellent; This is the view out the front, with a Gino Miles twisted stainless
steel sculpture. It is perfectly balanced and rotates on a small bolt.
Andy Warhol. "Bald Eagle" silkscreen 1983.
From the "Endangered Species" series.
Manolo Valdes. "Caballero." Carved wood. Spain.
Manolo Valdes. "Queen Mariana" and "Infanta Margarita." Bronze. Spain.
Both figures are based on images in paintings by Diego Velasquez.
This is the booth of Opera Gallery, a very fine dealer.
Manolo Valdes. "Blue Butterflies." Steel. Spain.
Amadeo Modigliani. "Head." Italian. c. 1920
Pino Manos. "Orange Synchromy." Pleated canvas. 2017
Light and shadows play across the surface and change constantly.
Light and shadows play across the surface and change constantly.
Pino Manos. "Cobalt Blue Synchromy." Pleated Canvas 2009.
Tom Wesselmann. "Bedroom Series #37." U.S. Pop Art
Mauro Corda. "Contortionist in a Ring." "Nickled Bronze." 2017
Robert Longo. "Lucas." U.S. photo
Georg Baselitz. "Peasant Petitioners Meeting Lenin." 1999 German
John Helton. "Dynamic Rhythm." 2017 Bronze.
Keith Haring. "Untitled." U.S. Marker on fiberboard. Graffiti Art.
Marc Chagall. "Quai de la Tournelle." 1960 litho Franco-Russian
Alexander Calder. "Yellow Shock Absorber." U.S.
Pablo Picasso. "Head of a Young Woman." litho 1947 French/Spanish
Joan Miro. "The Convict. Litho on fabric. 1960 Spanish
Lucien Freud. "Naked Man on a Bed." Etching 1987. English
Gugger Petter. "Female Head." Strips of newspaper tied with hemp. Danish.
Roy Lichtenstein. "The Red Lamp." U.S. Pop Art
Marc Chagall. "Bouquet of Paris." 1954 litho Franco-Russian
Sheryl Zacharia. "Ceramic Piece." Santa Fe, NM
Sheryl Zacharia. "Ceramic Piece." Santa Fe, NM.
Avital Sheffer. "Sentinel V" and "Sentinel VI." Israeli-Australian.
She creates hand built vessels with calligraphic decoration informed by her
Middle-Eastern and Jewish heritage.
She creates hand built vessels with calligraphic decoration informed by her
Middle-Eastern and Jewish heritage.
Clare Belfrage. "Quiet Shifting." Blown glass.
Dain. "Woman with Roses." Graffiti Art.
He has a large mural in Wynwood, Miami, with a similar image.
John Giorno. "We Gave a Party . . ." U.S. Poet and Graffiti Artist.
John Giorno. "Life is a Killer." U.S. Poet and Graffiti Artist.
Keizo Sugitani. "Untitled." Ceramic Japan 2017
This is one of the pieces from the Yufugu Gallery in Tokyo.
Sophie Ryder. "Rising." 2016 Resin. English.
Boaz Vaadia. "Shaalom." Bronze. Israeli-American.
Boaz worked in stone creating images which look as if they have been weathered by
centuries of water and wind, and then cast them in bronze. He died last year.
He worked in Brooklyn.
Boaz worked in stone creating images which look as if they have been weathered by
centuries of water and wind, and then cast them in bronze. He died last year.
He worked in Brooklyn.
Sachi Fujikake. "Untitled." Blown White Glass." Japan.
Ms Fujikake is another of the exceptional Japanese craftspeople who work with the
Fujuku Gallery in Japan. She began with sheets of glass, which she fused into
containers and then blew into and expanded.
Robert Mapplethorpe. "Jack in the Pulpit." U.S. Photo.
Jeff Koons. "Blue Balloon Dog." Porcelain. $14,000.
Koons first created the balloon dog out of stainless steel and twelve feet high, in
five different colors. It was so popular that he has reproduced the image on a small
scale in porcelain. One of the original dogs has sold for $15 million at auction.
It is made in Limoges, France, in a limited edition of 2,300.
It is made in Limoges, France, in a limited edition of 2,300.
Jeff Koons. "Balloon Swan." Porcelain. U.S. It comes in five colors.
Made in Limoges, France, in a limited edition of 2300. Some sell for $29,000.
Made in Limoges, France, in a limited edition of 2300. Some sell for $29,000.
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