Framed Art Ready to Hang

2 artworks


  • Bloodscape Original Blood Mixed Media Painting by Richard Hambleton Bloodscape Original Blood Mixed Media Painting by Richard Hambleton

    Richard Hambleton Bloodscape Original Blood Mixed Media Painting by Richard Hambleton

    Bloodscape Original Blood Mixed Media Painting by Richard Hambleton One of, a Kind Artwork on Fine Art Paper by Street Art Pop Artist. 1995 Signed Human Blood Painting Original Artwork Size 16x12 Framed 23.5x19.5 In good condition, as shown, with a soft handling crease at the top left. The Provocative Essence of Richard Hambleton's Artistry Richard Hambleton, a Canadian artist who passed away in 2017, stands as an enigmatic figure in street pop art. His 'Bloodscape' painting, an original blood-mixed media work, exemplifies the visceral impact and raw intimacy that his art is known for. Completed in 1995, the artwork showcases Hambleton's unconventional use of human blood, adding a layer of personal and literal life force to the canvas. This piece, measuring 16x12 inches and framed at 23.5x19.5 inches, embodies a bold statement in the crossover space where fine art meets street art, as it did for Hambleton throughout his groundbreaking career. Richard Hambleton: A Pioneer of Street Pop Art Hambleton's contributions to street pop art were as much about the medium as the message. His decision to use blood as a medium was not merely for shock value; it connected the human condition with the urban landscape in a profoundly intimate manner. The 'Bloodscape' carries within it not only the physical essence of the artist but also the emotional and psychological resonance of his life experiences. With this work, Hambleton continued his exploration of mortality and vulnerability, themes prevalent in his street art, notably his renowned 'Shadowman' series that haunted the streets of New York in the 1980s. The condition of 'Bloodscape,' noted as being in good shape aside from a soft handling crease at the top left, reflects the inherent imperfections that come with the territory of street art. In this world, the pristine is less valued than the expressive. It is a silent testament to the passing of time and the enduring nature of Hambleton's vision. The piece's provenance traces back to the collection of Robert Murphy, ensuring its lineage within the sphere of esteemed contemporary art. Authenticity and Legacy in Hambleton's Work The piece's authenticity is validated by a handwritten Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from Robert Murphy and an additional COA from Dirtypilot. This gesture underscores the significance of provenance in art, particularly for works as unconventional as 'Bloodscape.' The art world's acknowledgment of such unorthodox methods and media reflects an evolved understanding of what constitutes art materials and the evolving parameters of pop and street art. As with much of Hambleton's oeuvre, 'Bloodscape' does not simply exist for aesthetic appreciation; it is a dialogic tool, an invitation to contemplate the ephemeral nature of life and the permanence of art. The use of blood, a fluid synonymous with life, as a medium in this mixed-media painting asks the viewer to consider the artist's vitality embedded in the work. Each brushstroke and splatter is a genetic signature, a part of Hambleton himself, frozen in time. This painting, a singular work within the ambit of street pop art and graffiti artwork, continues to evoke dialogue, challenge perceptions, and elicit strong emotional responses, fulfilling the potential of art to stir the human spirit. The legacy of Richard Hambleton and works like 'Bloodscape' lie in their fearless embrace of uncharted territories of artistic expression and the undiminished power to provoke thought long after the artist's life has ended.

    $10,000.00

  • Night of the Falling Flowers Untitled Serigraph Print by Yaacov Agam Night of the Falling Flowers Untitled Serigraph Print by Yaacov Agam

    Yaacov Agam Night of the Falling Flowers Untitled Serigraph Print by Yaacov Agam

    Night of the Falling Flowers- Untitled Limited Edition Hand Pulled Serigraph Print on Fine Art Paper by Artist Yaacov Agam Neo Modern Pop Art. 1990 Signed & Numbered Framed Limited Edition of 200 Artwork Size 23.5x24.5 Not examined out of frame. Matted and framed under acrylic. Framed Dimensions 36.25 X 35 Inches

    $1,545.00

Framed Art Ready to Hang Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork

The Significance of Framing in Art Presentation

Framed art ready to hang represents a significant facet of the art market, particularly in the distribution and consumption of pop art, street art, and graffiti artwork. The convenience of acquiring a piece that requires no additional setup for display has made 'ready to hang' artworks increasingly popular among collectors and enthusiasts. This approach to art presentation not only streamlines the art purchase and display process but also preserves the work's integrity, offering a complete package that enhances the viewer's experience. Framing is critical in art presentation, serving both a protective and aesthetic function. It delineates the artwork from its surrounding environment and often complements or contrasts with the piece to enhance its visual impact. In pop art, street art, and graffiti artwork, framing can also provide a new dimension to the work, juxtaposing these art forms' often raw and spontaneous nature with a refined and deliberate presentation style. Ready-to-hang framed art ensures that the framing process has been thoughtfully executed to match the artist's vision and the artwork's intended effect.

Accessibility and Convenience of Ready-to-Hang Artworks

The accessibility and convenience of ready-to-har framed artworks cannot be overstated. Collectors can immediately integrate their new acquisitions into their personal or gallery spaces without additional services. This ease of installation ensures that the art can be enjoyed without delay, a significant advantage in today's fast-paced world. For those new to art collecting, the intimidation factor is also reduced as the decision-making process around framing is removed from the equation. The availability of ready-to-hang options has bolstered the popularity of street pop art and graffiti artwork. Traditionally seen in public spaces and on unconventional canvases, these art forms are now more easily transitioned into private collections and indoor displays. The ready-to-hang format has also facilitated the art market's growth, enabling artists to reach a wider audience and for that audience to access and purchase art more readily.

Considerations in the Craftsmanship of Framed Artworks

In the production of framed art ready to hang, craftsmanship is paramount. The frame must protect and preserve the artwork and respect and reflect the art's original environment. For graffiti and street art, which often engage directly with the urban landscape, the choice of frame material, style, and color is critical. It should encapsulate the essence of the street and enhance the art without overwhelming it. Proper framing can extend the lifespan of the artwork, safeguarding it against environmental factors and the wear and tear of time. Framed art ready to hang has become an essential part of the ecosystem of pop art, street art, and graffiti artwork. It represents a symbiosis between art creation and consumption, enabling a smoother transition from the artist's hands to the collector's wall. This format respects street pop art's impulsive and dynamic nature while providing a level of sophistication and care that these artworks deserve. As street art and graffiti continue to be integrated into the fine art world, the role of ready-to-hang framed pieces will likely become increasingly central, ensuring that these vibrant art forms are preserved and celebrated in homes, offices, and galleries worldwide.

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