Frank Kleinholz 'The Nest' cool tones

Frank Kleinholz 'The Nest' cool tonesThe Brooklyn born Frank Kleinholz had pursued a career in law before focusing on art full time. Apart from a brief infatuation with Abstract Expressionism, Kleinholz had remained a deeply rooted proponent of Social Realism in art. The present lithograph illustrates his favourite subject matter of family bonds and relationship between adults and children against the backdrop of New York, Brooklyn, and Coney Island. Son of a blind father and a hard

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including at the National Gallery of Australia

'Seed Pod + Shadow #2' 2013

Signed: Signed Auguste Blackman top left

Charles met the model muses who inspired the series during his residency at the Cite des Artes

(c) Peter Kingston / Copyright Agency

Signed: Lower right Looby

The infinite horizon of Central Australia is suffused in soft European light — Leveson is uninterested in the specificities of place

For collectors of abstract and landscape art

a new day arrives

titled and numbered in pencil in margin below image: 34/80 WILLI WILLI DINNY

Kipenzi struggled with her first calf who represented the first white rhino to be born at the Zoo in almost a decade