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A collection of drawings, paintings, prints, photographs, sculpture, literature and film from established, obscure artists to the masters.

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Joel Rosenburg Flowers in a Cup Screenprint 2019

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Spring Corn Teen, 2020

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Self-Portrait, 2019

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Joel Rosenburg Animal frieze mural in a waiting room of a WIC clinic in east Athens, GA. Done for the Clarke County Health Department via the Georgia Department of Public Health 2018 Acrylic on drywall 2′ x 55′

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Suzuki Hiroo 鈴木博雄 (1986 - ).

Source : https://hiroo-suzuki.tumblr.com/

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Nude, study to “Harem”, 1906

Pablo Picasso

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Joel Rosenburg, design for Quest Giver 2017

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Joel Rosenburg (2017), 18″ X 24″, charcoal on paper

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Joel Rosenburg: Illustration for Trash Panda.

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Joel Rosenburg (2017) charcoal and pastel on paper

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Jacques Jules Joussay (French, 1821-1889) 

Study of grapes, N/D

Oil on canvas, 24 x 19 cm

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Max Beckmann, The Beginning. 1949. Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Georges Dorignac (French, 1879 - 1925) 

Portrait of Georgette, 1913

Pastel and charcoal on paper, 52 x 39.7 cm

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Joel Rosenburg: Big Business (2016)

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Joel Rosenburg: New Town (2016) acrylic on canvas, 30″ x 40″

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Episode No. 257 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features SFMOMA curator Janet Bishop and independent scholar Jill Lloyd.

Along with Baltimore Museum of Art curator Katherine Rothkopf, Janet Bishop is the co-curator of “Matisse/Diebenkorn.” The exhibition, which is at the BMA through Jan. 29, 2017, is a suggestion of how Henri Matisse’s painting and drawing influenced Richard Diebenkorn. It will travel to San Francisco next year. The exhibition’s catalogue was published by the BMA and SFMOMA in association with DelMonico Books Prestel. Amazon offers it for $50.

On the second segment, Jill Lloyd discusses “Klimt and the Women of Vienna’s Golden Age, 1900-1918,” which is at New York’s Neue Galerie through Jan. 16, 2017. Lloyd contributed an essay to the catalogue titled “The Viennese Woman: A Community of Strength.” Amazon offers it for $54.

Lloyd is a former lecturer in twentieth-century art at University College, London University and the former editor of Art International magazine. She has curated or co-curated exhibitions at the Neue Galerie, the National Gallery of Art, the Van Gogh Museum and more.

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Joel Rosenburg: Saint Udio (2014) enamel, acrylic latex and urethane on cinderblock, 14’ X 28’ 1321 Oconee St, Athens, GA.    Email: [email protected] Tumblr Instagram