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Jay Wolf Schlossberg-Cohen records a moment in our life not just as a single occurrence, but as the moments of our journeys through time and space. |
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Country:
UNITED STATES
Education:
New York University
Notable Awards:
Portrait of President Bill Clinton, 1995
2005-2006 Open Society Fellow
Achievements:
Collectors include: Johns Hopkins University, The Aids Project - HERO; The Baltimore Opera, Evergreen Resources Inc., 118th Preakness Celebration; Founding artist of the National Park Service Artist in Residence Program - "PASTA".
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| Work Surface: Canvas |
Certificate: Yes |
Subject: US National Parks - Death Valley |
| Signed: Yes |
Original: Yes |
Image Size: 4.5 x 13.0 |
| Condition: Pristine |
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The Infinite documents the long history of America's Western deserts and paradises - Lake Mead,
Joshua Tree, Palm Springs and even the Sonoran mountains that surround this great land. Layered canvas cut-outs reveal early settlers
with their farms and windmills to the gondolas and modern wind farms that greet vacationers to Palm Springs and Palm Desert today. The painting measures 4 1/2 ft. x 13 1/2 ft. Contact a GALLERY M consultant today at 303.331.8400 or online |
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