1970s Original Signed 47" Tom Graboski "Long Patch Rainbow" Watercolor Paper Sculpture, Framed

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Original Signed Tom Graboski "Long Patch Rainbow" Watercolor Paper Sculpture, Framed.
Tom Graboski (American, b. 1950s)
“Long Patch Rainbow”
Original … Read more Original Signed Tom Graboski "Long Patch Rainbow" Watercolor Paper Sculpture, Framed.
Tom Graboski (American, b. 1950s)
“Long Patch Rainbow”
Original Watercolor on Paper, Signed

A striking and highly saturated watercolor by American artist Tom Graboski, Long Patch Rainbow presents a rhythmic composition of prismatic color bands that bleed and diffuse across the paper. The work captures a full chromatic spectrum—rich reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and violets—rendered with a fluid, atmospheric softness.

Distinctively, the sheet has been intentionally divided horizontally, creating two parallel panels that echo one another while introducing spatial tension. The paper’s natural crinkling and undulation enhance the work’s dimensionality, allowing light to catch the surface and produce a subtle sculptural presence. This interplay between color, form, and texture gives the piece a dynamic, almost installation-like quality. Signed lower left.

Condition: Excellent overall with artist-intended separation and surface undulation. Minor handling wear consistent with medium.
Float-mounted in a shadowbox frame to emphasize dimensionality.
Please note: some reflections in the glass appear in some photos.

About The Artist
Tom Graboski received his BFA from the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, and was awarded his Masters Degree in Urban Design from the University of Miami School of Architecture in 1977. In 1980, he founded Tom Graboski Associates, specializing in wayfinding, environmental graphics, and signage design.

Tom’s unique background in architecture, interior design, urban planning and graphic design blends talents that are essential to any project.

A member of the Society for Environmental Graphic Design, the Industrial Design Society of America, and the American Institute of Graphic Arts, he has been the recipient of many local and national awards. Tom has taught, lectured, and been a visiting critic at the University of Miami, Florida International University, Miami Dade Community College, the Miami International University of Art and Design, and Miami Ad School. His work has been published extensively, both nationally and internationally. See less