Paul Tamanian Contemporary Abstract Diptych Mixed Media Indoor/Outdoor Painting

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This is just a great original piece. I actually acquired two works by important Contemporary artist Paul Tamanian. I didnt … Read more This is just a great original piece. I actually acquired two works by important Contemporary artist Paul Tamanian. I didnt know who the artist is but I thought the work was superior. Once I did the research I thought the pieces were even better. Tamanian is an innovative artist creating these incredible paintings that can be hung indoors or even outdoors. For those not familiar with the artist, I have included his biography below. This is a wonderful mixed media of automotive paint, pigment dyes, and automotive clear coat covering on Aluminum. This composition allows the work to be exhibited outside and not show the effects of the weather. It displays incredibly indoors (hanging in my office) as the crispness of the colors from the medium come through very strong. The L piece of the painting measures 57 x 46 inches and the rectangle piece measures 25 1/2 x 36 1/2 inches. It can be hung either direction, as a rectangle together or even separately. It also has an aluminum frame around the outsides. Both signed and dated in marker verso. Really a stunning piece of contemporary art. Do your own research on the artist and his work. This one is priced at a massive discount to what his works sell for in galleries. Pickup will also be available if interested. Please reach out if you have any questions.

For those not familiar with the artist his biography from a gallery that sells the artist's work reads:"Paul Tamanian has forged a remarkable visual vocabulary in painted and shaped metal. From great sculptural forms to small, intimate 3-dimensional works, to large, multi-panel wall paintings, the astounding breadth of his work has won Tamanian wide recognition here and abroad. Born in New York, Paul Tamanian has lived in north Florida since receiving a degree in design from Florida State University in Tallahassee. His artistic career began completely by accident: discovered an affinity for clay after reluctantly attending a pottery class at a local community center. Intrigued, moved rapidly from basic skills to technical innovation, and then from clay to aluminum, never looking back and ceaselessly experimenting and innovating. In the decades since, has gone on to exhibit across the United States and has been invited to show his works in the company of some of America's foremost craftsmen and artists, including William Morris, Jun Kaneko, and Richard Jolley, and in a two-man show with legendary painter/printmaker Jim Dine. " See less