SELF PORTRAIT
KEITH HARING
Silkscreen Print
Signed in pencil K Haring 85
6" X 6"
Framed 11" x 9" two-sided
Rare print by Keith Haring that is entitled Self Portrait. There were only 25 prints in this limited edition. This was the personal invitation to a dinner honoring Keith Haring at the Michael Todd Room Palladium in New York City. (See back side image below.) Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Like item for sale on EBay for $14,595. ebay.com/itm/223485827739
masterworksfineart.com/artists/keith-haring
$6,000
SKETCH FOR THE "DRIFTERS" SERIES
Otto Duecker
Signed in pencil Otto
Framed 20.5” x 20.5”
Otto Duecker has received national attention in the 1970s for his “Drifters” series of life-size cutouts of street people. This is a sketch for one of those drifters.
$3,000
FROM THE "LOVED AND LOST" SERIES
Lavada Nicholls
Hand-colored digtal photography
Signed Lavada Nicholls
Framed 30” x 35”
Lavada Nicholls shot the "Loved and Lost" digital series over the course of a couple of years. Nicholls had gathered cast-off dolls in Belgium, France, England and Tulsa for a show at Aberson Exhibits after a ten year absence from the local scene.
$2,800
DANCING IN THE SUN
Diane Salamon
Acrylic
12” x 12”
Diane Salamon, an abstract painter and advocate for the arts has spent time in Santa Fe, Oklahoma City and Taos, taking extended classes with artists she admires. Her colorful, lyrical paintings are included in many collections including the State Collection of Oklahoma.
$400
VAN GOGH’S CROWS TRY ON LIPSTICK
JIM POLAN
Oil and graphite on stretched canvas
His iconic thumb print in purple on the front and
Bottom: 36" x 42"
$2,000
UNTITLED
Taylor Young
Signed in pencil
Framed 19" x 19"
Commission graphite on paper by Tulsa and Okc artist, Taylor Young.
$300
SANTA FE MARKS
Teresa Wilber
Print 1/4
Signed Teresa Wilber 2014
Framed 18" x 22"
Teresa Wilber is a lettering artist who took her traditional works of calligraphy in a new direction. Giving new purpose to calligraphic elements, her art can be experienced rather than read.
SOLD
ANCIENT WALLS 1987
Richard Coones
Acrylic
21.5” x 25”
Richard Coones has retired in 2001 after 36 years of teaching two-dimensional art courses in the Art Department of Northeastern State University. Richard credits his time spent in Europe as providing the greatest influence on his work.
SOLD
ODE TO OTTO
PATRICK S GORDON
OLOriginal oil on stretched canvas
Two companion pieces complete with hanging instructions on the back
Signed on the back Patrick S Gordon
Top: 16" x 20"
Bottom: 20" x 16"
A Tribute to Otto Duecker. "I had used some black electrical tape in a stillife and the piece remained stuck to the painted canvas and all of a sudden I thought I see it as Otto sees tape. His iconography has affected my cultural point of view in the scope of tape images."
Born in 1953, in Claremore, Oklahoma, Patrick S. Gordon gained national attention with a series of solo exhibitions, beginning in 1982, at the Fischbach Gallery in New York City, and Joseph Gierek Fine Art in his then-adopted hometown of Tulsa. Since then, he has continually exhibited at numerous, prominent galleries around the country, featured in notable museum shows and competitions, and his works can be found in important private, corporate and museum collections throughout the United States. Print editions of Patrick’s work are widely popular with collectors throughout the world.
"My job as an artist is to improve the quality of your life~as painting has improved the quality of my life."
SOLD
MARYLIN
Serigraph Silkscreen Print on paper
36" x 36"
Framed 45.5” x 45.5”
Presumed to be a Sunday B Morning Andy Warhol which would be stamped on the back in blue ink.
sundaybmorning.com/about-our-prints
SOLD
UNTITLED
KATE WALLACE
Silkscreen Print
Signed
Framed 31" x 58"
SOLD
MAN ON ORANGE
KERRY WALSH
Original oil on stretched canvas
Signed K Walsh 65
20" x 40"
This is a one-of-a-kind painting produced in 1965 while Kerry studied Fine Art and Journalism at Northeastern State University. The late Kerry Walsh was a graphic designer and principal of Walsh Branding. He liked to say he sought to turn “brands into landmarks.” Not surprising, given that he was a landmark in the Tulsa community. He particularly loved championing the arts in our community and played a prominent role in the Tulsa Arts District. His decades of work in environmental graphics and brand messaging can be seen throughout the city from private firms to parks and from hospitals to hot dog stands. Walsh Branding received many awards from such sources as Communications Arts and Print magazines as well as Art Directors Clubs of New York, Dallas, Los Angeles and Tulsa. Kerry was chosen to be one of only 50 designers to be in the prestigious “World Graphic Design” publication.
SOLD
UNTITLED
CHRIS MANTLE
Acrylic on stretched canvas
Signed with his iconic "man" signature
34” x 85”
Early Chris Mantle one-of-kind painting. Mantle has become a legend in Tulsa for his abstract works and his buffalos have taken the world by storm. “When I’m painting, it’s like God saying, ‘Look what I can do through this person.’ That’s why I have the squiggle line signature on my paintings. It spells MAN frontwards and backwards. I try not to be vain. All of mankind has let me create this art. We all take part.”
instagram.com/christophermantle
SOLD