Jerry Carniglia Self-Portrait (Diptych)

Anthony Whishaw (English, b.1930) studied at the Chelsea School of Art (1948–52), graduated with honors from the Royal College of Art-London (1952–55) and was made a member of the pr...

Darryl Hughto, (American, b.1943) had his first one man show at the prestigious Tibor de Nagy gallery in NYC in 1971. Vibrant color and energetic brushwork characterize Hughto's pai...

Beautiful diptych oil painting by Jan Valentin Saether (1944-2018) The piece shows 2 open boxes, one is empty and the second one shows a portrait of a man with long curly hair and a beard. The painting shows great attention to detail and is very realistic. Measurements: 59.50 inches wide x 37.75 inches high x 1.50 inches projection from the wall. Each paitning is 26 inches high x 22 inches wide. Jan Valentin Saether (1944-2018) Fine artist Jan Isak Valentin Ben Abram Saether was born in Oslo, Norway in 1944. A student at both the National College of Applied Arts and at the National Academy of Fine Art in the 1960s and early 70s he received training in both sculpture and painting. In 1973 Saether moved to Los Angeles, California with his first wife and two young daughters. He built a career as an artist there and established several schools; first in 1977 at the old firehouse in Venice together with Alan Katz...

Over 7 feet tall and 20 feet wide, this colorful acrylic on canvas abstract expressionist painting is by Mexican-born Juan Carlos Macias, who resides in Chicago. Photographs do not do justice to this early work by Macias. Each 88" H x 80" W canvas is stretched over an internal wood frame. The sides are painted black. Measures: 88" H x 240" W. Maci´as was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco - Mexico in 1961, studied Architecture and Plastic Arts at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico and Technical Graphic Arts and Painting at Los Angeles Valley College and presently resides in Chicago. His more recent gallery work has been figurative, but his roots are in abstract expressionism. His most recent work is also feature in Chicago's the New Irving Park Station House...