JOANNE TOD "MORNING AT THE MET" PAINTING, 2007Joanne Tod (b. 1953) is a renowned Canadian painter acclaimed for her unwavering approach to realism, technical precision, and critical wit. She is also one of the country's most celebrated living portrait artists. Tod's images of museum owned objects stem from her interest in the paradoxes surrounding collecting antiquities, whether privately or institutionally. She cites the often quoted statistic that the British Museum holds over 100,000 objects

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He is collected internationally and renowned for his signature hypnotic shapes realized in bold saturated colors

Miró’s passionate rejection of traditional painting led him to reference and experiment with multiple styles including Cubism

"Adam and Eve"

brush-like marks printed in black are overlaid by a frame-like veil of cadmium red

1931) is an influential British abstract painter who came to prominence in the 1960's as the Op Art movement emerged

Scherman has captured Bardot's iconic beauty

His auction record was set in 2018 at $12

Brushstrokes and Ceramics

Reference: Sabatier 24

12"H 36"W (work)

Though the figures seem caught mid-motion