"Spotty 'C' Shadowbox Collage", Mixed Media Abstract Assemblage W Leopard Print by Marc Foster Grant

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Abstract assemblage titled "Spotty C Shadowbox Collage" by Marc Foster Grant (American, b. 1947), 2006. This mixed media piece is … Read more Abstract assemblage titled "Spotty C Shadowbox Collage" by Marc Foster Grant (American, b. 1947), 2006. This mixed media piece is composed with acrylic, hemp, and metal on handmade paper. Metallic gold paint is used to create the leopard print background and again employed for the gold triangle that's layered on top of the hemp. All of these various materials combine to create a unique abstract with texture and dimension.

Signed and dated "Grant 2006" in the lower right corner. Acquired with a collection of other Grant pieces.
Tag on verso with title and other info.
Presented wood frame with plexiglass. Image size: 19.25"H x 19.25"W.


Marc Foster Grant (American, b. 1947) is an artist from San Diego, CA who began showing his art at 13 years old. This led to becoming San Diego Museum’s Art Guild’s youngest member. He attended San Francisco State University in 1965 to study printmaking under John Ihle and Dennis Beal. Throughout college, Marc taught silk screening classes in his Potero Hill painting studio and worked at Museum West—an arm of New York Museum of Contemporary Crafts. Later he became the Display Director at Design Research International. He later attended the Brighton School of Art and Design in England for graduate work in printmaking.

In 1973 Marc joined his wife Jeanne’s fledging dress business. The couple moved the enterprise from England, back to San Francisco where they opened their first shop, “Jeanne-Marc”, in North Beach. Under the same label they sold their small sportswear collection to high-end specialty stores including I. Magnin, Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman as well as to stores in Europe and Japan. In 1991 both Marc and Jeanne were elected to the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America)

Exhibitions and Awards:
1969, First Prize - the James D. Phelan Award for Graphics
1970, First Prize - New Paltz Intercollegiate Print Exhibition
“Haircut? Yes, Please” - Victoria and Albert Museum (permanent collection)
1992 - Absolute Vodka’s Golden Shears Award for Fashion Design See less