Patrick Rubinstein is a French Pop artist born in 1960. He currently works and lives in Paris. Through an innovative process, the artist creates his pieces in three dimensions, to see several works in one. Three different points of view depend on the angle of the viewer. Opt Art (or optical art) genre that plays […]
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We are happy to now have access to this exceptional original painting on canvas and wood panel by Street/Pop Art icon Mr. Brainwash, “Work Well Together”. Please find the full listing below… Mr. Brainwash, (French, b. 1966) We WorkWellTogether (2019) Stencil, mixed media and spray paint on fiberglass and street signs. Unique, Signed front and verso. 64 x 36 inches (104cm x 168cm
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Meet Reed Horth | Art Advisor and Curator March 31, 2021 We had the good fortune of connecting with Reed Horth and we’ve shared our conversation below. Hi Reed, what is the most important factor behind your success?In a word, flexibility. When I was just starting in art sales in the mid-1990’s, email was nascent,
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Keith Miller (b. 1949) was born and educated in Toronto, Canada, but has spent most of his life abroad- at first in Europe, later in Asia, now in Latin America. His work reflects an interest in travel and other cultures, including a hyper realistic view of florals, landscapes and birds. His work been exhibited and
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Mr. Brainwash comes out with some REALLY unique works which reminisce things we are intimately familiar with. His newest creation, “Silver Beagle” in chrome-painted fiberglass and features iconic comic strip characters in a completely unique way. “Beagle” is 90.2cm tall sculpture is an edition of 8 examples worldwide each slightly unique to the next. These sculptures obviously reminisce
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The photo below encapsulates several things for me. First, the painting is a museum-worthy 1950 oil on canvas from Cuban master Wifredo Lam (1902-1982). It is a sublime hybridization of surrealist visions, taught to him in Paris by Pablo Picasso and Andre Breton, with traditional Caribbean religious iconography from his youth. It evokes power, but also stunningly subtle detail and deliberation. We
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By Reed V. Horth for RRFA I didn’t set out to become an entrepreneur. I don’t come from a long line of entrepreneurial people. Or a family with an arts pedigree. Nor did I have a mentor who could guide me through the pitfalls of building a business, particularly not in 2008 when the economy
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By Reed V. Horth, for Robin Rile Fine Art. Scarcely in Art History does a symbol emerge which is more internationally recognized than the “Soft Watch”. The mere sight of a melted object is often enough to evoke thoughts of Spanish master Salvador Dali’s transcendent masterpiece “Persistence of Memory” (1931- Museum of Modern Art,
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If you’ve been to a major Art Show like Art Miami or TEFAF Maastricht in the past 20 years, you’ve probably seen the works on American conceptual artist Mel Bochner (b. 1940). (Above, you see our own Kat Barrow-Horth with his “Blah Blah Blah” effectively summing up her mood!) Bochner’s oversized and somewhat subversive, text-based
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Find out what angels, crowns, and pianos meant to the Spanish Surrealist. artnet Galleries Team, July 26, 2019. Melting clocks, grasshoppers, lobsters, and chests of drawers—Salvador Dalí had an extensive lexicon of favored symbols. This summer, Robin Rile Fine Art is presenting a range works by the outlandish Spanish artist, each a window into Dalí’s unique world of symbols. Below,
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