FROM THE ESTATE OF DR. EDMUND P. PILLSBURY. FABIAN MARCACCIO (Argentine, b. 1963). Janeila's March (7 parts), 2002. Pi... (Total: 7 Items)

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FROM THE ESTATE OF DR. EDMUND P. PILLSBURY

FABIAN MARCACCIO (Argentine, b. 1963)
Janeila's March (7 parts), 2002
Pigment based ink, oil, acrylic and silicone on canvas
12 x 16 inches (30.5 x 40.6 cm) each
Each signed and dated on the reverse and titled on first panel lower right

PROVENANCE:
Gorney, Bravin + Lee, New York, October 2002

EXHIBITED:
New York, Gorney, Bravin + Lee, Fabian Marcaccio: Janeila's 5 Moves, October 17 - November 12, 2002

NOTED:
Multimedia artist Fabian Marcaccio has lived and worked in New York City since the late 1980s. His life and career take him all over the world, and he works on a scale to match. As Katy Siegel wrote in ArtForum (November 2003): "Some painters continue to think intently about the history and meaning of painting within its traditional limits. Others leave painting to work in other media. Marcaccio does both. While his fans include many devotees of painting proper--to whom the artist represents its future and continued health--Marcaccio fully incorporates digital techniques into a painterly practice. His content is decidedly "impure" as well, including, as it does, subjects such as protesting crowds, environmental disasters, and pornographic pinups amid the paint puddles."

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