Phyllis Sloane "The Daydream" Signed Fine Art Serigraph

Details

Description

Unframed limited edition serigraph art print on paper by American artist Phyllis Sloane. Mounted and matted, not framed. Hand signed, … Read more Unframed limited edition serigraph art print on paper by American artist Phyllis Sloane. Mounted and matted, not framed. Hand signed, titled, dated and numbered by the artist in pencil. Mat Size: 33" x 26", Image Size: 24" x 18". Edition Number: Proof. Dated 1977. Excellent. Certificate of Authenticity is included. Make an offer.

Bio:

Phyllis Sloane

"The thing that challenges and excites me most in my work is the placing of objects on a given surface. There are wonderful shapes wherever one looks, they only need selecting, combining and organizing. I find a great deal of satisfaction in a balanced composition and in a strong, clear, well-defined image. My tendency has been towards the precisionists and the Japanese printmakers for the total clarity of their vision. I also admire Toulouse Lautrec, Picasso and Lucian Freud for the insights they so ably communicate in their work. I have tried to find a balance between the two in my own work. It may go more in one direction than the other depending upon the variables in my own life.

It can also bend according to the medium that I am using at a given time. My drawings and monoprints being more spontaneous are closer to my emotional core. It takes an effort to maintain that core the longer it takes to complete a work. Matisse wrote that it was difficult to maintain the same frame of mind from one day to the next. I find it exhilarating when I get close. "

Phyllis Sloane of Cleveland was listed in the 1978 Who's Who in American Art. She has earned many other honors including graphics awards in the NOVA Print and Drawing Exhibition in 1976 and the Cleveland Jewish Community Center in 1974. In 1977 she received purchase awards from the Hunterdon National Print Exhibition and the Print Club of Philadelphia. Her 1978 graphics honor was one of eight
awards she has won in the Cleveland Museum of Art May Show.

The artist's most recent major group shows include the NOVA "Printmakers Work" Invitational, and "Six Women", Bonfoey on the Square both in 1978. She has had one women shows at Ross Widen Gallery; the Women's City Club; Cleveland Play House Gallery; Sloane O'Sickey Gallery; Gallery 200, Columbus; JohNorman Roberts Gallery in Albuquerque; Washington Gallery of Art in Washington DC; Mansfield Art
Center; and Wooster College Art Museum.

Sloane's work appears in the collections of the Cleveland Museum of Art, The Cleveland Art Association, Park Synagogue, Case Western Reserve University, Ohio Edison Company in Akron, Murray State University, Kentucky Hunterdon Art Center and the Philadelphia Art Museum.

A graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, Phyllis Sloan worked as a designer for four years. Part of that time she did free-lance product design in New York and later she opened a design studio in Cleveland. She worked in ceramics and printmaking for several years, but has devoted her talent totally to painting and printmaking since the mid-sixties. See less