75% off Sat at 12! Off most! Blue Waters University City Sale Art and everything

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Many items are priced below! 

ART 

Kirk Kilgour Poem - art watercolor A Ferraro - face like Folon $125 

Andy Rice Photograph of two Girls at the seashores $125 

Peter Barger Framed Bicycle signed and numbered $ 125

Caitlin McGauley - New York Sumi ink fashion illustrator 7/300 $125

Abstract Black and White with color vertical - purchased from The Art Collector 

12 X12 Boys Original Price $495 ASKING $200

Original Lithograph by Marc Chagall The Lovers Heaven - Martin Lawrence Galleries with certificate of Ownership $4950  (No signature or number) Asking $1100

'There is no such thing as progress, there is nothing to regret. There is only your life, which you put into your work'. - Marc Chagall When Souvenirs was executed in 1976, Chagall was happily settled in the south of France, enjoying the peaceful rhythms of life in the Mediterranean. The artist described his years in this part of the world, starting in 1950, as a 'bouquet of roses' (S. Alexander, Marc Chagall: A Biography, New York, 1978, p. 492), and this halcyon existence was certainly a fitting capstone to a long career which was defined by periods of suffering. From the sudden death of his first love Bella Rosenfeld in 1944, to his years of exile in America during the Holocaust, Chagall's identity was inevitably shaped by the tragic years of the Second World War. For Chagall, his life and his art were always inextricably linked, with different moments and experiences leaving an indelible mark on his creative vision. In his last years, his creative output did not waver, and in the retrospection of his old age, he looked back at his cosmopolitan life and painted the compendium of memories and images that filled his mind. Having re-married in 1952 to Valentine 'Vava' Brodsky, his life was full of recognition and riches, unimaginable to a boy who came from a poor Jewish family, whose father had hauled barrels in a herring warehouse for a living. In 1977, a year after the present work was painted, the French state awarded Chagall the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour. Chagall planted various roots throughout his life. Born and raised in Vitebsk, in Russia, he first went to Paris in 1910 where he was introduced to the artistic circles of the Parisian avant-garde. After a period in Russia during the First World War, he returned to the French capital in 1923, before escaping to America during World War II. Most enduringly, he spent the latter part of his life in the south of France, which served as a wonderful source of creative inspiration.

Steven Brigidi - Hakuhee Pt Photo MuraL ⅘ $ PURCHASED AT THE ART COLLECTOR $3521 

FOR SALE $1100

Stephan Brigidi was born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1951, and is a widely published artist whose work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Europe. Brigidi received his MFA at RI School of Design in 1976, studying with Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind. He received a Fulbright-Hays Fellowship to Italy from 1977-78 and a Photographer’s Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts 1978. He has also received artist grants for his photography from, the Universities of Hawaii and Connecticut, the Unicolor Corp., the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts, and the Rhode Island Committee for the Humanities. Brigidi has been an invited artist resident at MacDowell, Yaddo, and MASS/MoCA. He holds dual citizenship from Italy and the United States.

Brigidi serves on the Board of two social justice organizations: Bristol Middle Passage Port Marker Project, and Rhode Island Slave History Medallions. He also represents the town of Bristol serving on the Board of Discover Newport, an organization about tourism and hospitality.

In 1991 Brigidi collaborated with the poet, Robert Bly, on Angels of Pompeii, an artist portfolio and book published by Ballantine Books, New York. Remarkable People is Brigidi’s second book published in 1995 by the Sunningdale Foundation, RI. Afraid of the Dark: A Venetian Story, was published in 2015 by BVT Publishing, Reading, California. The Fire of Rome is Brigidi’s fourth book, completed in 2017 by Bristol Workshops editions. Brigidi has also completed his fifth book, Portrait as an Artist’s Limited Edition. Daylight Books has published Brigidi’s newest title,ROME 1970s in 2019. He is currently working on a new book project called, SIMPLY HUMAN: Finding Common Ground. 

Brigidi has taught photography, painting, and aesthetics since 1979 at such places as the Universities of Hawaii & Connecticut, Rhode Island College, Roger Williams University, and for many years at Rhode Island School of Design. Currently, Brigidi is a Visiting Critic in Visual Arts in the Graduate Program at Anna Maria College.

Stephan Brigidi and his wife, Julie—also an artist-photographer, have a son, Gian-Stefano, who is a Neuroscientist. The Brigidi’s are also the proud parents of two cats, a dog—all rescues. They continue to support animal rights causes, assist in animal rescues whenever possible, and continue to pursue a greener environment while defending civil liberties and racial equity as needed. Their home and studio are in Bristol, Rhode Island.

Dan Sayles Commissioned work Purchased at the Art Collector  $1800 For Sale $450 

Art work by Gregg Robinson - 3 works untitled and framed - purchased at the Art Collector 

RBSM 28  $594 FOR SALE $250

RBSM 30 $594 FOR SALE $250

RBSM 31 $594 FOR SALE $250 

Gregg Robinson

Gango Editions, Inc. Artist

In the summer of 2000 Gregg Robinson and his wife left Seattle aboard their 43 foot sailboat. In their three year voyage down the Pacific coast, through the Panama Canal and into the Caribbean they visited a total of 18 countries and experienced a wealth of indigenous cultures. From the painted woodcarvings of Oaxaca to the intricately embroidered molas of the Kuna Indians in Panama, to the sequined banners sewn by Haitian Voodoo priests, the native art was rich in primitive patterns and pure saturated color; two of the foundational elements of his current work.

"For me as an artist, taking extended time to step back, see, rest, dream and experience the diversity of human culture is both a privilege and a necessity. The reward is clarity of vision and the energy to execute." As of June 2003, he has returned to the Northwest and is busily building a new studio and settling into his house on Bainbridge Island.

Bartram Gallery: David Fokos 

Eight Rocks and A Stone Photography 36” Sq orig price $5400 $1350

David Fokos Breakwater Photography  36” Sq $5400 $1350

The images I make today are the result of over 30 years of exploration and discovery in my quest to understand how we are affected by the world around us and how we perceive our environment.  It is my desire to express to the viewer the essence of my experience in these places – to evoke within them the same emotion I felt at the time of the exposure. Rather than show what these places look like, I want to show how they feel.

Drawing upon my scientific background in engineering and a decades-long interest in Japanese aesthetic traditions, I came to understand that, because our emotional responses are based in time, if I want to express the emotion I felt (as opposed to the emotion felt by the subject, or a generalized abstract emotion) at the time the photograph was made, then I must also encode the element of time within the image.

Through the use of long-exposures I have been able to encode the element of time into what would otherwise be a static image.  This process has the effect of stripping away the “visual noise” to reveal a world that, while very real, is not experienced visually.  We feel it.  We sense it.  But in general, we don’t sKiss of the Horizon 34/150 35” $1200 $300

Jason Christensen “Subway” 30 x 40 with Museum Glass $2305 FOr SAle $600

An established professional outdoor photographer from Salt Lake City, Utah, Jason Christensen specializes in Outdoor Scenic Landscape Photography. He is a published artist with images distributed in a variety of venues and formats.

Specialties: Professional Outdoor Photographer, Fine Art Prints, Custom Picture Framing, Art, Sales, Customer Service, Marketing, Interior Design

Dan McCaw “Heading Home” Jones Gallery $1900 2.90 - 13.31 per sq inch - need to measure to get price (I AM NOT SURE WHICH PIECE THIS IS) ! 

Gwen Marcus “Raincatcher” purchased at Reflections Gallery $550 - I CANNOT FIND THIS PIECE 

Art work purchased at Martin Lawrence Galleries 

Chagall CH The Lovers Heaven  $4207 Original Lithograph by Marc Chagall The Lovers Heaven - Martin Lawrence Galleries with certificate of Ownership $4950 - NO SIGNATURE OR NUMBER ASKING $1230

Picasso Le Celestine B1728 (L.248) With certificate of ownership  $3975 ASKING $1100

Certificate of ownership
    Salvador Dali Heaven Canto 8 Original Woodcut $1775 

Artist: Salvador Dali. Medium: Original Color Woodcut on B.F.K. Rives Paper. Title: Heaven Canto 8. Size (Unframed): 13" x 10". Size (Framed): 19.5" x 16.5". Certificate of Authenticity: Is included. Additional: Custom framed. Referenced in both the Albert Field guide (pages 189 - 202) and in Michler/Lopsinger (pages 102 - 114). ASKING $443

Certificate of Ownership Salvador Dali Hell Canto 4 Original Woodcut $1875 asking $500

Marc Chagall Before the Picture Certificate of ownership, original Lithograph  $2150 $600 

Homage to Elsa Triolet - Hand signed Marc Chagall Lithographic Poster. Mourlot Paris Printer - Edition of 200 With Certificate of Authenticity 1972  $11,850 Marc Chagall (1887-1985) homage to elsa triolet (m.642)lithographic poster printed in colours, 1972, signed and inscribed in pencil, from the edition of 200, on Arches paper, with full margins, in good condition, 615 x 430mm selling for $3250

Marc Chagall Original Lithograph Le Coq Rouge, with certificate of ownership  $3950 $1300

Marc Chagall Original Lithograph Le Poisson Bleu (M.198) $4250 Sold $1500 

Untitled Original Lithograph Joan Miro (M.1041) $2875

Becky Cohen Grand Allee near the Apollo Fountain Versaille 24” x 24” framed 36” x 36 $700 

The works of photographer and filmmaker Becky Cohen have been collected, exhibited, and published internationally. With her photography, Cohen has focused on historically significant gardens as well as artist portraits, nudes, and views of the sky. Cohen photographed the Gardens of Versailles as well as other gardens in the Ile de France by Le Notre. This project culminated in her photographic suite entitled, "The Gardens of Le Notre" which was published in Architectural Record, 1999, and also led to earning the Alfred Eisenstaedt Award (2000) bestowed by Life Magazine and the Columbia University School of Journalism. In addition, Cohen photographed Robert Irwin's Central Garden at the J. Paul Getty Center in Los Angeles as well as numerous gardens in England and the US.

Becky Cohen's work has been exhibited at the Berkeley Art Museum, University of California, Berkeley; Bibliotheque Nationale, Cabinet Des Estampes, Paris, France; International Center for Photography, New York, New York; Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles, California; The Stanford University Museum, Stanford, California; The Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; The Photographer's Gallery, London, England; Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, California, just to name a few.

A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany 

FURNITURE 

Console Table - slate or travertine top  Formations - I believe $700

Large Entry Mirror - $400

Samick Baby Grand $1200

Pair of Upholstered chairs $150 each 

Sofa $500 

Dining Table and 

SMALLS 

Porcelain St Francis $50

VIntage 1981 Austin sculpture of child holding a newborn $40 

YARD 

Dog Sculpture $45

Rock Wood Chime $50 each - unless it is one unit $100 

Desert ROse mineral specimen $250

Persian Rugs 

Great Kitchengear 

Waterford crystal glasses

Art Supplies

Needlepoint supplies 

Stamps 

Paints 

Topiary $75

Brass Branch and leaf CHime $50

HUGE TEDDY BEAR COLLECTION INCLUDES STEIFF 

Hand made bears from the 1990’s 

Brands designers include 

Kimbeary Bear 

cat $15 

Campania Cat  sculpture $25

Camera Kodak No 3a Folding camera $45

Kodak Duraflex IV Firm Camera $30

Kodak Mini shot 3 instant camera and phot printer  with refills $85

Brownie Holiday camera $10

WUSH ear wax cleaner $10

Antique Herati Hunting rug $250 

VIntage match moxes $2.50 each 

Cat Plate $25

• Artisans Handmade in Japan

• Ceramic

• Acne Pottering Studio, operated by the gifted Japanese artist Sachiyo Moriyasu, specializes in crafting unique ceramic figures and home goods. Each piece, meticulously hand-painted with watercolors, reflects Sachiyo's deep admiration for animals and nature. Her creations are designed to infuse daily life with joy and peace. This year, we are privileged to feature her exquisite works in our holiday gift collection, offering a chance for these artful pieces to find new homes where they will be cherished for a lifetime.

Miniature teddy bear collection $200 

Ditz Polar Bear $150 

GOrgeous Collection of wreaths $10-100

Santa Clause collection 

Kurt Adler Black Santa $45 

Drift wood Kalalou Nativity $50

Heintz Lorenz 1 tier Nativity German $50

Harbear Folding Exercise Bike Stationary Bike $50

CHristmas Pillows $25 each 

Tegu Blocks $50 

Atenti Backpack $50

Bagallini Backpack $50 

Raggedy Ann and Andy $20 pair 

Florentine jewelry box $25

Regular bears $5-10

Artist made original bears