Hero of the room

Salt Note Suite

Using two small brushes held in the same hand, Brown explored forms that are both abstract and figurative.

Composition

Rising to fame in the 1980s East Village art scene, Brown was a painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist. He has been exhibited in institutions like Centre de Pompidou, MoMA, Art Institute of Chicago.

Recognition

The variety of shape in this series of black and white images provides a small symphony of form that can fill a room.

Intent

Jumpstart a collection with these eight coveted lithographs.

Ceres Take

Medium sized

Salt Note Suite I

The antique Swedish Lessebo paper helps to generate light from Brown's' majestic ink.

The Cardinal red is punctuated by the vertically linear form of the page –&nbsp;here he connects painting to etching through sugarlift and spitbite techniques.

This series is not only visually sublime, but a single collection by a critically acclaimed artist.

Salt Note Suite II

These forms of black ink etched onto hand-made paper exemplify the synthesis of simple materials and the human hand.

This bold series unfolds like a dance in its succession of six images.

Truly captivating collection made by a highly acclaimed artist.

Salt Note Black I

The length of an adult, this vertical form stands boldly on an airy atmosphere of dots.

If every vertical form suggests a human presence, Brown experiments with the personality and assertion of the abstract form.

Its grand size and prominence set this work apart from others. Brown has strong six figure auction records.

Salt Note Black II

Brown created a base of lithographic forms by stamping ink with a fingerprint-like trace, varying the rhythm of the composition.

Using an antique hand-made paper intended for schools, Brown suggests that both the making and viewing of art is a process of learning.

Brown's strong six figure auction records only amplifies this stunning Hero work.

Small accents

Salt Notes

This book uses rich papers and and extravagantly complex techniques to make the simple profound.

"Salt" as a symbol of permanence, while "Notes" evoke both music and marks. Both these words are about essence as&nbsp;they penetrate and extract from whatever they encounter.

Brown has strong six figure auction records and this book calls to art collectors.

Salt Notes Red

Brown experiments with two mediums –&nbsp;lithography and etching, using the same ink of Cardinal red and varying the rhythm of the composition.

This work is anchored in a rhythmic record of color and form –&nbsp;simple yet with complexity of small variations.

Brown has a strong six figure auction record.

Salt Note Brown

Brown uses painting and an etching technique to foil abstraction and linearity on hand-made Whatman paper.

In this work, Brown contemplates the relationship between abstraction and descriptive representation.

I Am For That

Blue ink on blue handmade paper, Brown's drawings probe the mystery of scale in which forms press against their constraining boundaries.

Each of these drawings have the sense of missives, sent by a traveler in an exotic land--in this case, Morocco-- to record his impressions of the place

Folio of five beautiful works saturated wtih color and boldness.

Diptych VII

Each hand-painted print begins with a printed matrix from which Brown responds –&nbsp;dramatically painting on the plate creating a unique composition.

These two works were created with the intent to be the authority of painting — singular, unique, indelible.

This one-of-a-kind pair by a six figure auction artist is a coveted collectible.

Diptych VIII

These two works were created with the intent to be the authority of paintings – singular, unique, indelible.

Diptych IX

These two works were created with the intent to be the authority of paintings –&nbsp; singular, unique, indelible.

Richard Anuszkiewicz

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Burt Barr

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Georg Baselitz

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Joseph Beuys

Sebastiaan Bremer

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James Brown

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Alexander Calder

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Squeak Carnwath

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John Chamberlain

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Sandro Chia

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Elisabeth Condon

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Bruce Conner

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Gordon Cook

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Jim Dine

Peter Drake

Charles Farr

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Harry Fonseca

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Günther Förg

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Gunther Gerzso

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Morris Graves

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Iva Gueorguieva

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Arturo Herrera

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Hank Hine

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Alex Katz

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Mel Kendrick

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Frank La Pena

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Catherine Lee

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Leslie Lerner

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Ellen Lupton & J Abbott Miller

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Josiah McElheny

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Jason Middlebrook

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Joan Mitchell

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Andrea Modica

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Jürgen Partenheimer

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Susan Rothenberg

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Ed Ruscha

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David Salle

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Janaina Tschäpe

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Richard Tuttle

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Blue Chip

NFTs

Ascending

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Orange

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Pink

Acrylic Monoprint

Aquatint

Block Print

Blockprint

"Block printing, an ancient technique originating in China, involves carving a design into a block of material like linoleum or wood, which is then inked and pressed onto paper or fabric. The carved areas remain uncolored, while the raised portions transfer the ink, resulting in a printed image. This method allows for the reproduction of intricate patterns and designs with remarkable precision.Block printing offers artists a versatile means of creating bold, graphic imagery characterized by crisp lines and vibrant colors. It has been widely used across cultures for textile decoration, book illustration, and fine art prints. The process demands both technical skill and creative vision, as artists must carefully plan their designs and execute precise carving to achieve the desired effect.With its rich history and enduring appeal, block printing continues to captivate artists seeking to infuse their work with the timeless beauty and tactile allure of handcrafted prints."

Charcoal

Cyanotype

Direct gravure

Drypoint

Etching

Hand painted blockprint

Hand painted etching

Hand painting

Intaglio Aquatint

Linoleum Print

Lithograph

Monoprint

Monotype

Monotype is a form of printmaking distinguished by its singular, spontaneous nature. Unlike traditional printmaking methods where multiple copies are produced, monotype results in a single, unique print. The process involves applying ink or paint onto a smooth surface, such as glass or metal, and then transferring the image onto paper through pressure using "light-field," additive ink applied directly, or in the subtractibve, "dark-field," the plate is covered wtih ink and the image is made by removing paint. Artists have considerable freedom in creating monotypes, as they can manipulate the ink or paint directly on the printing surface, allowing for experimentation with color, texture, and mark-making, resulting in diverse and unpredictable outcomes.

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