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Anatole Krasnyansky Seriagraph
Limited Edition Seriagraph 57/350 by Ukrainian Anatole Krasnyansky. Anatole Krasnyansky pioneered new techniques in watercolor by experimenting with texture. His artistic output centers on dualities: old and new, history and imagination, structure and surrealism. Through two distinct approaches to his art, Krasnyansky depicts expressive architecture and surreal figures to remind us to never forget the accomplishments of the world’s cultures and traditions. The artist’s modern, surreal style developed due to the information overload and experiences of his new life in the United States. In 1981, while working for ABC-TV, Krasnyansky worked on a set for the rock band KISS. The band’s live performance incorporated outlandish outfits, loud music, and harsh, flashing lights. The performance shocked the classically-educated artist and architect. Krasnyansky was compelled to exorcize the emotions caused by the experience. It was then that the artist began incorporating surreal, masked characters into his paintings. 33 x 38. Anatole Krasnyansky seriagraphs similar to this typically sell for nearly $500 anywhere else. Fred's Price: $275
