1990s Vintage Surreal Cut Steel Floor Sculpture “The Blood of Lino Gamacho” by James Drake

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Large Torch-Cut Steel Floor Sculpture by James Drake.

We are pleased to present a remarkable large torch-cut steel floor sculpture … Read more Large Torch-Cut Steel Floor Sculpture by James Drake.

We are pleased to present a remarkable large torch-cut steel floor sculpture by the renowned artist James Drake. Originally from Texas and now based in Santa Fe, Drake is celebrated for his profound and powerful works, many of which are held in major collections and prominent galleries worldwide.

The piece, titled *"The Blood of Lino Gamacho,"* is an extraordinary example of Drake's artistic mastery. The sculpture features a compelling figure that appears to be bleeding gold, a striking visual metaphor that embodies both strength and vulnerability.

Provenance:
This sculpture comes with its original purchase receipt, dated 1994, from the esteemed Arthur Roger Gallery, located at 432 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA 70130. This provenance further enhances the sculpture’s significance and authenticity.

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a significant work by James Drake, a piece that not only captures the essence of his artistic vision but also stands as a testament to his enduring influence in the art world.

American

Artist, James Drake

Period: 1994

Dimensions:
Length 60”
Width 34”
Height 26”

Artist Bio:
JAMES DRAKE
James Drake is a remarkably versatile artist who is a superb draftsman, an expert sculptor specializing in welded-steel installations, and a penetrating photographer and video artist. In all of those media James Drake has deployed a consistent vocabulary of images relating to art history, weaponry, the fine line between savagery and civilization and life in the densely populated bilingual Juarez-El Paso border. James Drake’s work is allegorical, visceral, exquisitely crafted and visually seductive. As a draftsman his hand can be exacting or gestural. As a sculptor James Drake can render delicate, naturalistic detail. As a video artist and photographer he can generate a sense of intimacy as with his photographs of poor Mexican transvestite prostitutes.

James Drake has been honored with inclusion in both the Venice Biennale and the Whitney Biennial.

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