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RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7
RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7

RARE WALTER PASHKO (USA/1930-2016) MODERN LG PENCIL SIGNED FIG WOODBLOCK #3/7

$ 246.83

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Print Surface: Paper
  • 100% original vintage condition: Unopened
  • Features: Framed
  • Subject: Figures
  • Artist: Walter Pashko (American, 1930-2016)
  • Size: Medium (up to 36in.)
  • Condition: Very Good-Excellent overall vint cond: Offered is this wonderful, pencil signed lg format abstract, fig color woodblock print of a covered nude woman sleeping or in repose, by the well-listed American Modernist painter & artist Walter Pashko, who for many yrs, was a professor of fine art at Tufts Universities' Museum School for art. In his early yrs, he studied painting in Hartford, CT & then traveled to Mexico, where he studied w/some of the internationally known & celebrated Mexican muralist painters & their 1st gen proteges, wanting to learn the art of mural painting (fresco painting on wet plaster.) He then moved back to the US after becoming quite adept at printmaking, which he pursued while he was in Mexico. He landed an assistant position in the printmaking dept at Tufts Universities' Museum School. He remained at the school for over 30 yrs, taking over the printmaking dept. He cont'd to produce fresh, relevant, timely Modernist works into his 70's. A gorgeous color woodblock.
  • Medium: Woodcut & Block
  • Width (Inches): 37 ½" Width (frame)
  • American: Vintage
  • Style: Modern
  • Color: Multi-Color
  • Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
  • Year: Circa 1958-1966
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Printing Technique: Color Woodblock Printing
  • Date of Creation: 1950-1969
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Modernist American printmaking: Original gold gilt period wooden frame
  • Pencil signed w/edition number: Matted & under glass
  • Quantity Type: Single-Piece Work
  • Mid-20th century: Vintage
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Color woodblock ink on cotton rag paper: Untouched & undisturbed
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Originality: Original
  • Height (Inches): 23" Height (frame)

    Description

    RARE
    WALTER PASHKO
    (AME
    RI
    CAN,
    1930-2016)
    MODERNIST PENCIL SIGNED ABSTRACT
    FIGURATIVE
    LARGE COLOR WOODBLOCK
    PRINT, EDITION NUMBER #3/7,
    IN ORIGINAL
    GOLD GILT WOODEN FRAME
    LISTED BOSTON AREA ARTIST
    (Circa 1958-1966)
    Mid-20th century vintage
    Ame
    ri
    can
    printmaking
    DIMENSIONS:
    23" Height x 37
    ½" Width
    (Frame)
    17
    ¼" Height x 32" Width
    (Image)
    DESCRIPTION:
    Offered is this wonderful
    Modernist,
    pencil signed, large format, abstract, figurative color woodblock print of a covered nude woman sleeping or in repose, by the well-listed
    Ame
    ri
    can
    Modernist
    painter and artist
    Walter Pashko,
    who for many years, was a professor of fine art at Tufts Universities' Museum School for fine art studies. In his early years, he studied painting in Hartford, CT and then traveled all the way to Mexico, where he studied with some of the internationally known and celebrated Mexican muralist painters and their first generation proteges, wanting to learn the art of mural making (fresco painting on wet plaster.) He then moved back to the
    Unit
    ed St
    ates
    after having become quite adept at the art of printmaking, which he pursued while he was in Mexico. He landed an assistant position in the printmaking department at Tufts Universities' Museum School. He remained at the Boston, MA art school for over thirty years, taking over the printmaking department under his wing after his initial supervisor had retired. Though
    Pashko
    taught and was principally involved with the craft and discipline of fine art printmaking, he still considered himself principally to be a painter. He retired in the 1990's and continued to produce relevant and fresh Modernist images well into his seventies. He used pattern, broken and fractured, deconstructed and reassembled pictorial fields and strong, undiluted, non-representational color, to create surprise, visual excitement and to render the oft recognized, new and fresh once again to the viewer's eye, as is the case with this exciting and marvelous color figurative woodblock print. It's pencil signed by the artist in the lower right and is from a very small edition, being print number three of seven (3/7) making it a scarce and quite rare work by the now late
    Ame
    ri
    can
    artist indeed. A gorgeous color woodblock print. Really wonderful and in absolutely terrific, well-preserved condition. Beautiful.
    CONDITION:
    Very Good to Excellent overall vintage condition.