Palm Beach Modern 2019

The Palm Beach Modern and Contemporary Art Show was very fine.

It is smaller than Art Miami and Art Basel, and you can walk around and see

all the booths and have time to go back to your favorites within a four hour span.

Glass piece by Lino Tagliapietro.

Robert Longo.  "Tiger / The Mystery."  Photo.  U.S.

Three Warhols and Three Boteros.
"Superman,"  "Ingrid Bergman," "Lifesavers."

Andy Warhol.  "Life Savers Ad."  U.S. Pop Art Print.

Juan Miro.  "Visage."  Spain.  Print.

Manolo Valdes.  "Portrait."  Spain.

Robert Indiana.  "L O V E."  Aluminum.  U.S.

David Yarrow.  "Africa II."  Photo.  4 x 6 feet.

David Yarrow.  "The Breakfast Club."  Photo.  6 x 8 feet.

Banksy.  "Stop and Search."  Print.  England.

Banksy is the most famous street artist in the world.

Damien Hirst.  "All You Need is Love."  England.

Fernando Botero.  "Little Ballerina."  Bronze.  Colombia.

"The Saint" and "Society Matron."

Fernanco Botero.  "Society Matron."  Colombia.

Fernando Botero.  "The Saint."  Colombia.

Tom Wesselmann.  "Reclining Nude."  U.S. Pop Art.  Laser cut steel drawing.

This time I met the dealer, who said she had met the model, Monica, who is an artist

and musician active in New York.

Damien Hirst.  "The Psalm."  British.

Print and Hand painted.  The original was made of actual butterflies.

Damien Hirst.  Detail.  This is all painted or a print; diamond dust is then sprinkled

on the surface.

Damien Hirst.  "Dots."  British.

This is painted by assistants according to a plan.

Julio LeParc.  "Horizontal Mobile."  Argentina.

Jorge Enrique.  "The Box."  Steel.

Stevens Doussou-Yovo.  "White #68."  French.

Retna.  "Untitled."  Los Angeles Street Artist.
This is a calligraphy he invents from a mixture of Greek, Arabic, and Hebrew.

Shepard Fairey.  "Obama Hope."  Print.  U.S.  Street Artist.
Shepard Fairey is perhaps the most famous Street Artist in the U.S.

Central aisle and booths at show.   Warhol and RETNA.

Aisle and booths at show.

KAWS.   "OOmph."  Street Artist/

Elaine De Kooning.  "Horse."

She used horses in prehistoric paintings at the Cave at Pech Merle as a theme

for a number of studies.

Retna.  "Painting."  Los Angeles Street Artist.  Invented Calliraphy.

Jaildo Marinho marble sculpture, Edgar Negret white steel sculpture,

painting by Omar Rayo of Colombia on far right.

Durban Segnini Gallery.  From left: Pedro Figari, 2 paintings by Manuel Felgueres,

two paintings by Fernando de Szyslo of Peru, red sculpture by William Barbosa of Colombia,

white marble sculpture by Pablo Atchugarry of Uruguay.

Manuel Felgueres.  "Untitled."  Mexican.

Felgueres is the most famous living Mexican artist today.

T.M. Glass.  "White Hydrangeas in Vase."  Digital Photo.

Ms Glass takes individual pictures of the flowers, leaves, and vase,

and then she combines them digitally.  This actual "scene" never existed.

It is large, four feet square.  "It is "digitally painted."

Sabine Wiedenhofer.  "Blue Tulips."  Austrian.  6x12 ft.  It's huge.
It began as a photo, was enlarged, painted on, photographed again and enlarged, and
then painted some more.

Arnaldo Pomodoro.  "Disco."  Bronze with Gold.  1977.  Italy.

Frank Stella.  "Empress of India."  Silkscreen.  U.S.

Andy Warhol.  "Munch's The Scream."  U.S. Pop Art.

Edgar Negret.  "Blue and Red."  Colombia.

Marc Lipp.  "French Poodle."  Painted Bronze.

Marc Lipp.  "French Bulldogs."  Painted Bronze.  "Epitome of Elegance."

Marc Lipp.  "French Bulldog."  Painted Bronze.

James Austin Murray.  "Texture Painting."  Perfectly flat.

This is made with several wallpaper paste brushes nailed to a stick.

Donald Martigny.  "Blue Brushstroke."  Jules Olitski. "Fist Painting."  James
Austin Murray.  "Texture Painting."




Boaz Vaadia.  "Three Figures."  Israel.

Alex Katz.  "Ada with Hat."  U.S. Pop Art.

Russell Young.  "Three Grenades."  Hiro Ando.  "Two Pandas."  Bronze.
Ruth Bloch.  "Swaying."  Bronze Figures.


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