Nissan Engel Vintage Original Signed and Numbered Hand Printed Stone Lithograph

Description: Nissan Engel Vintage Original Hand signed and numbered 135/150 Item Measures 19 3/4in x 15in Item is in Near Mint Condition(C9) We grade our items according to the Iguide Universal 10-Point Grading Scale.C10 Mint - Investment quality. No perceptible flaws of any kind.C9 Near Mint - Investment quality. Minor flaw on an otherwise unused Item . C8 Excellent - Investment quality. A few minor defects. Pin holes, small tears,etc.C7 Very Good to Excellent - Fine. Several defects. Still a very nicely preserved item.C6 Very Good - The typical used item in average condition. Several defectsC5 Good to Very Good - A heavily-worn item.C4 Good - Below average but still suitable for display.C3 Fair - Heavily worn, but yet still complete.C2 Poor to Fair - An extremely worn, possibly even incomplete item.C1 Poor - The lowest grade, representing items in the lowest possible condition. Kept Flat, in a Smoke, Dust, and UV Light Free storage facility for over 50 years that has allowed the Image to retain its brilliancy without any fading. Item is Not Reprint ,Giclee Print Nor Ink Jet Print it is Artists Original Hand Printed Stone Lithograph Item will be shipped double tubed (the item is wrapped around one tube in order to avoid kinks and any damage that might happen in handling; the second tube is on the outside for extra protection during shipping). Double tubing would cost extra, but we provide it free for our customers. Customer comments have shown they truly appreciate this free extra care. Following your purchase, please take a moment to leave us your feedback-Your Business is Truly Appreciated-Thanks Artist, craftsman, innovator, technician, poet, musician; all of these terms are needed to describe Nissan Engel. In a prolific career spanning nearly four decades, Engel has developed a unique form of expression - rich, complex, highly personal - that defies easy classification. An artist of international stature, he is perhaps best known for his work in mixed media, in which he manipulates dispatate elements to create harmonious, lyrical compositions. His body of work reflects a continual evolution, a constant seeking of new arenas in which to play out his ideas - painting, drawing, collage, printmaking. As he masters each new technique, he incorporates it into his work to achieve his ultimate artistic goals: harmony and equilibrium. Born is Israel in 1931, Engel graduated from the renowned Beaux-Arts Bezalel in Jerusalem and later recieved a diploma in theater design from the Centre dramatique de l'Est in Strasbourg, France. He moved to Paris in the mid-1950s, where he painted and also worked on a variety of stage designs and costume projects; he had the first of many successful painting exhibits starting in 1960 at the Galerie Weil. In 1965 he moved to New York City. During his days in Paris and throughout his ten-year stay in the United States, Engel worked almost exclusively in the painting medium. The subjects of his early works - landscapes, still lifes, and equestrian figures often presented in horse racing and circus scenes - were rendered in a style that was predominantly figural and representationnal, reflecting his academic training. The paintings from this period are strongly graphic and characterized by a bold and direct use of color. Engel's early influences include Picasso, Klee, Marini, Kandinsky, and other European expressionists, as well as the conceptual artists Oppenheim and Beuys. He also was influenced by the abstract expressionnists of the New York School, many of whom he knew and befriended while living in New York City.Engel has exhibited widely, throughout the United States and abroad. Among them:Los Robles Gallery, California, USA (1966);Riebenfield Gallery, Israel (1970);Lim Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel (1972); International Art Fair, Basel, Switzerland (1975); Vinciana Gallery, Italy (1977); Art Expo New York (1981); Lincoln Center, New York (1985); Meissner Gallery, Hamburg (1989), Nahan Galleries, New York (1990); Glerie l’Estampe, Strasbourg, France (1995); John Davies Gallery, London (1996).Nissan Engel's works are held in numerous collections worldwide, including the following: Abright-Knox Museum, Buffalo, New York Bridgeston Museum, Tokyo, Japan The Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan << Elf Atochem Corporation, Paris Fresno Art Museum, Fresno, California The Jewish Museum, New York City Muscarelle Museum of Art, Williamsburg, Virginia Neuberger Museum of Art, State University of New York at Purchase Schlumberger Foundation, Paris Weizman Institute, Rehovot, Israel Niagara Falls Museum, USA When You receive your item,There will be an inner tube inside the outer tube.Please unwrap the outer wrapping on the inner tube. The Item is rolled onto the inner tube NOT inside the inner tube. The Reason for that is so the Item does not get any kinks during shipping.

Price: 395 USD

Location: Pelham, New York

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