Ellen Lanyon
Drawings Valerie Carberry Gallery
Contributors:
- Vavlav Vytlacil
- Sidney Gordin
- Seymour Rosofsky
- Philip Guston
- Michael Tropea
- Jose De Rivera
- John Storrs
- John Marin
- Jim Lutes
- Ilya Bolotowsky
- Hans Hofmann
- Hananiah Harari
- H.C. Westermann
- Frederick Kann
- Evelyn Statsinger
- Emil Bisstram
- Ellen Lanyon
- Charles Howard
- Byron Browne
- Burgoyne Diller
- Alexander Corazzo
- Abraham Walkowitz
Keywords:
Date: 2006
- Nude
- Harbor View
- Cyanotic IV
- Circles in Brown and Gold Field
- Artists and Model
- All Night Cafe
- abstract
- #155
Abstract: An exhibition catalog for the exhibition "Drawings" at the Valerie Carberry Gallery. Includes a collection of drawings from the exhibit and a list of artist chronologies.
Language:
EnglishISSN/ISBN: 0-9777686-1-9
Catalog Number: Book Carberry, Valerie
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Ellen Lanyon: Paintings From the 1960s
Contributors:
Date: 2005
- Ruyell Ho
- Original Smith Printing
- Michael Tropea
- JNL Graphic Design
- Franz Schulze
- Ellen Lanyon
- Aimee Dolby
Abstract: Exhibition book for a show of paintings by Chicago/New York artist Ellen Lanyon at Valerie Carberry Gallery, April 29-July 2, 2005. Lanyon's 1960s paintings are distinctive for being based on photographs, contradicting the abstract expressionist movement of the post-WWII era. Introductory essay is by art historian Franz Schulze.
Language:
EnglishISSN/ISBN: 0972483772
Catalog Number: Book Lanyon
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I Read It For the Art: Chicago, Creativity, and Playboy
Contributors:
Date: 2004
- Seymour Rosofsky
- Roy Schnackenberg
- Roger Brown
- Robert Lostutter
- Richard Hunt
- Phyllis Bramson
- Parviz Sadighian
- Misch Kohn
- Mike Medow
- Leroy Neiman
- Kerig Pope
- Karl Wirsum
- John Kurtz
- JNL Graphic Design
- James R. Peterson
- Herb Davidson
- Harry Bouras
- George Waite
- Ellen Lanyon
- Edvins Strautmanis
- Ed Paschke
- Don Baum
- Chuck Thurow
- Art Paul
Abstract: Catalog for an exhibition of works by predominantly Chicago artists that appeared in Playboy Magazine from its founding onward. Exhibition took place at Hyde Park Art Center from March 7 to April 24, 2004. Includes an essay by Playboy writer and History Channel contributor James R. Petersen, exploring not only the art and the artists but also Playboy's contributions to American pop culture.
Language:
EnglishWebsite:
Catalog Number: Book Hyde Park Art Center
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