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VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25


VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25

VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25   VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25
VINTAGE Signed MICHAEL MAZUR "The Sleeper" 1959 RARE 19/25. Acquired from an Antique Collector in Upper West Side, Museum Mile, NYC. Very Good Vintage condition, art is 64 years old. Minor flaws : chips on frame, stain on canvas border. See all photos AS IS.

Mazur's work is widely owned by museums including Smithsonian, MOMA, the Chicago Art Institute, the British Museum, The Fogg Museum, the Philadelphia Museum, Whitney Museum, Yale Art Gallery, The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University, and many others. He was long active as a teacher and supporter at the Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, Massachusetts. A humanist concerned with social and environmental issues, Mazur has experimented with nonrepresentational imagery, but has consistently remained apart from avant-garde movements.

He studied at Amherst and with Leonard Baskin in Northampton, Massachusetts, and did graduate work with Gabor Peterdi and Bernard Chaet at Yale. Following three years as a teacher at the Rhode Island School of Design he joined the faculty at Brandeis University in 1965. From 1961 to 1966 he worked on a series of prints based on visits to a mental facility in Providence-many of which comment on humanity robbed of history, age, clothes, and social standing. The influence of Rembrandt, Goya, Daumier, Munch, and Kollwitz can be discerned in Mazur's early work, although during the late 1960s thematic concerns gave way to experimentation with graphic media.

Mecklenburg Modern American Realism: The Sara Roby Foundation Collection Washington, D. Smithsonian Institution Press for the National Museum of American Art, 1987. This item is in the category "Art\Art Prints". The seller is "emmg97" and is located in this country: US.

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  1. Artist: Michael Mazur
  2. Unit of Sale: Single Piece
  3. Signed By: Michael Mazur
  4. Size: Small
  5. Date of Creation: Unknown
  6. Item Length: 11 in
  7. Region of Origin: New York, USA
  8. Framing: Framed
  9. Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
  10. Year of Production: 1959
  11. Width (Inches): 30
  12. Item Height: 13 in
  13. Style: Expressionism
  14. Features: Signed
  15. Item Width: 1.5
  16. Time Period Produced: 1950-1959
  17. Image Orientation: Portrait
  18. Signed: Yes
  19. Title: The Sleeper
  20. Material: Lithograph
  21. Certificate of Authenticity (COA): No
  22. Original/Licensed Reprint: Limited Edition Print
  23. Print Surface: Paper
  24. Subject: Human
  25. Type: Print
  26. Height (Inches): 13
  27. Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  28. Production Technique: Lithography

VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25   VTG Signed MICHAEL MAZUR The Sleeper 1959 RARE 19/25