Greg Klein (N/A) Contemporary,
Medium: Oil on board
Image Size: 18” x 24”
Frame Size: 26” x 32”
Signature: Signed lower left
Price: $1800
Biography/Statement
Hailing from Nebraska and the high country of Colorado, I’ve spent most of my life out West chasing rodents and tinkering with beakers full of dangerous potions. I’m now located in the Adirondack Mountains, a land rich with mysterious landscapes and teaming with wildlife. I am attracted to the light, textures, colors and patterns of the subjects I paint. My interpretations are not always literal and my goal is to provoke a deep emotion while creating a powerful composition.Hailing from Nebraska and the high country of Colorado, I’ve spent most of my life out West chasing rodents and tinkering with beakers full of dangerous potions. I’m now located in the Adirondack Mountains, a land rich with mysterious landscapes and teaming with wildlife. I am attracted to the light, textures, colors and patterns of the subjects I paint. My interpretations are not always literal and my goal is to provoke a deep emotion while creating a powerful composition.
Artist Profile Page: Klein, Greg / Categories: Abstract
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Greg Klein (N/A) Contemporary,
Cosmic Inferno
Medium: Oil on board
Image Size: 6” x 8”
Frame Size: 12” x 14”
Signature: Signed lower left
Price: $1200
Biography/Statement
Hailing from Nebraska and the high country of Colorado, I’ve spent most of my life out West chasing rodents and tinkering with beakers full of dangerous potions. I’m now located in the Adirondack Mountains, a land rich with mysterious landscapes and teaming with wildlife. I am attracted to the light, textures, colors and patterns of the subjects I paint. My interpretations are not always literal and my goal is to provoke a deep emotion while creating a powerful composition.Hailing from Nebraska and the high country of Colorado, I’ve spent most of my life out West chasing rodents and tinkering with beakers full of dangerous potions. I’m now located in the Adirondack Mountains, a land rich with mysterious landscapes and teaming with wildlife. I am attracted to the light, textures, colors and patterns of the subjects I paint. My interpretations are not always literal and my goal is to provoke a deep emotion while creating a powerful composition.
Artist Profile Page: Klein, Greg / Categories: Abstract
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Greg Klein (N/A) Contemporary,
Medium: Oil on board
Image Size: 9” x 12”
Frame Size: 17” x 20”
Signature: Lower left
Price: $1600
Biography/Statement
Hailing from Nebraska and the high country of Colorado, I’ve spent most of my life out West chasing rodents and tinkering with beakers full of dangerous potions. I’m now located in the Adirondack Mountains, a land rich with mysterious landscapes and teaming with wildlife. I am attracted to the light, textures, colors and patterns of the subjects I paint. My interpretations are not always literal and my goal is to provoke a deep emotion while creating a powerful composition.Hailing from Nebraska and the high country of Colorado, I’ve spent most of my life out West chasing rodents and tinkering with beakers full of dangerous potions. I’m now located in the Adirondack Mountains, a land rich with mysterious landscapes and teaming with wildlife. I am attracted to the light, textures, colors and patterns of the subjects I paint. My interpretations are not always literal and my goal is to provoke a deep emotion while creating a powerful composition.
Artist Profile Page: Klein, Greg / Categories: Abstract
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Audrey Code (1985-)
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Image Size: 48” x 68”
Frame Size: 56” x 76”
Signature: Signed verso
Price: $6500
Biography/Statement
Audrey Code was born in a suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Italian and Irish second generation parents. Audrey was copying comics at age 6 and went to art school at age 10, taking Saturday classes at the Carnegie Museum. Memories of the blast furnaces’ flaming reflections in the river at night made a huge impression on her.
Later in her formative years, Code studied with Balcomb Greene and Samuel Rosenburg at Carnegie Mellon University while gaining her BFA in Painting. She went on to study painting with Leo Manso and Victor Candel at a Provincetown workshop in 1961. There she met many artists including Alan Kleiman, who later became her husband in 1963. The following year, Code moved to New York City to be with Kleiman and further her artistic career.
During the 70’s and 80’s, much of her work was influenced by natural phenomena (Carl Sagan’s Nova Programs on PBS specifically) as well as paintings from the Renaissance era.
Some notable accomplishments include the following…. In 1981 Audrey was awarded the CAPS award by the New York Council of the Arts. In the 1990’s, Code appeared on PBS with Neil Grayson discussing her work featured at the Dactyl Foundation in Soho, NYC.
Recent exhibits of Code’s include Women: Diverse Interludes at Andre Zarre Gallery in Chelsea in August 2009 and Grand Gestures at the Broome Street Gallery in October 2009.
Artist Profile Page: Code, Audrey / Categories: Abstract
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Abel Ramirez (1971-) American
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 14” x 18”
Frame Size: 18” x 22”
Signature: Signed verso and dated 2001
Price: $850
Biography/Statement
Artist Profile Page: Ramirez, Abel / Categories: Abstract
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Alfred McNamara (1911-1994) American
Medium: Oil on Masonite
Image Size: 30” x 40”
Frame Size: 36” x 46”
Signature: Signed lower right
Price: $4800
Biography/Statement
Alfred McNamara was born in Tompkinsville, Staten Island and lived most of his life in Staten Island. He was heavily influenced by John Sloane, Edward Hopper, and others of the Ash Can School in the 1920’s and 1930’s. During the 1930’s, he received his basic art training under Walter Drewes, through a program sponsored by the WPA (Works Projects Administration) at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Later McNamara also studied with Bernie Klonis at the New York Industrial School of Art. He then worked professionally as a costume and scene designer for James P. Balderson, who designed for the stage of the old Roxy Theater in Manhattan. He also illustrated in part several popular pulp magazines of the pre-war period. During World War II, he served in the United States Air Force for four years, spending most of that time overseas. In 1944, he won second prize in an Eighth Air Force Show in England. In the 1960’s, he took several prizes in various group shows of museum members of the Staten Island Museum in St. George, including the Julius Weissglass Art Award, first prize in 1967. In 1970, he won the silver medal at the American Veterans Society of Artists for the best figure composition with his picture entitled Two Women.
Artist Profile Page: McNamara, Alfred / Categories: Abstract, Ash Can School
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