“Heavenly Jerusalem” Acrylic on Canvas by Yankel Ginzburg, 1971

Mixed-media acrylic and paper collage on canvas (circa 1971) entitled “Heavenly Jerusalem” by Yankel Ginzburg. Surrealist in style, with the Wailing Wall and Old City of Jerusalem serving as the central image. There are collage elements (pieces of a musical composition cut and pasted to the canvas and painted over) along with painted Hebrew script. Important painting featured on the cover of the May 1971 issue of “Hadassah Magazine.” Artist signed.
Edge wear to the frame, painting itself is in fine, vintage condition.
H 22″ x W 19″ x D 2.5″

Yankel Ginzburg (b. 1945, Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan Republic)
Awards and Honors
1994 Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC: unveiling of sculpture collection Gondolas
1992 Art Academy, Moscow, Russia: one-man exhibition
1992 Humanitarian Honor First Class, awarded by President Boris Yeltsin and the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation
1991 King’s College, Wilkes-Barre, PA: commissioned artwork
1991 President George Bush: commissioned artwork to present to Russian President Boris Yeltsin
1985 Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution: commissioned graphics
1983 Air & Space Museum Bicentennial: official poster, commissioned by President Ronald Reagan, Washington, D.C.
1979 “Hands and Hearts,” monumental mural commission, downtown, Washington D.C
1978 Modern Masters of Israel, Philadelphia Museum of Art, PA; Skirball Museum, Los Angeles: Works on Paper, one-man show, CA
1976 U.S. Bicentennial Celebration: commissioned to create monumental tapestry “Freedom Road,” Washington, D.C.
1975 International Art Fair, participant, Cologne, Germany
1977 Admitted to Who’s Who in American Art, and Who’s Who in America
1967 Marc Chagall Museum, one-man show, Haifa, Israel
1962 Rome Biennale, “Silver Medal,” Italy

Mixed Media on Paper by Giuseppe Napoli

$1,200.00

Giuseppe Napoli (1929 – 1967) mixed media on paper (collage / watercolor). An integral part of the 1950s – ’60s Greenwich Village artist community and New York School, Napoli was an experimental water colorist, sculptor, and painter, adopting both Modernist-Representational and Abstract Expressionist styles.
This work (circa early 1960s) invokes a postmodernist style with a pop art sensibility in relation to form and palette.
Minor ‘waves’ to the paper from the collage work and slight color bleeding. Additionally, the frame shows wear consistent with age. Overall, fine, vintage condition.

H 11.5″ x W 15.5″ x D 1″

Modernist Figural Op Art Mixed Media on Canvas by Silverman

$1,200.00

Op art mixed-media collage and oil painting featuring three abstract figures composed of geometric patterns including concentric circles, squares, and spirals (ca. early 1960s, USA).
The frame shows peeling to the edges, and there is some wrinkling where the paper was applied to the canvas, as shown.
Signed: Silverman
Framed: H: 30.75″ x L: 24.63″ x D: 1.25″.

Ralph de Burgos Mixed-Media Abstract Collage

$1,600.00
Ralph de Burgos (b. Shanghai, China 1906 d. Washington DC, US 1979) mixed-media collage and oil abstract on paper, circa early 1960s. Burgos was known largely as a painter, with a leaning toward modernist landscape and still-life. This example is a departure from his standard style, incorporating collage (primarily newspaper clippings), oil paint, and marker. Education: National Academy of Design, the Art Students League, the School of Industrial Arts, and the Arthur Schweider School of Modern Painting.
Titles / Honors: Faculty at the Washington Workshop President of the Society of Washington Artists and of the American Art League Founder of two schools (de Burgos School of Art in Georgetown and de Burgos School of Art in Falls Church)
Works featured in the Capitol, various U.S. embassies, as well as a mural in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Washington. He restored and refinished the portraits of 32 presidents of Georgetown University.
H: 21.5″ x W: 29.5″ x D: .07″