Bidspirit auction | Ronald Slowinski (Missouri, 1932-2023)
Ronald Slowinski (Missouri, 1932-2023) - RONALD SLOWINSKI (1932-2023) ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. Ronald Slowinski (Missouri, 1932-2023) Untitled (Hopi Flower Series) 1975 Signed verso on the canvas and titled with a artist's label on the stretcher. Exhibited at Canfield Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Throughout his career, Ronald Slowinski produced several distinct series of works. Each shared a similar narrative through various progressions. This canvas from the Hopi Flower series colorfully abstracts and plays on Native American motifs, including Hopi pottery decoration, within a spirited play of architectural motifs. Biographies cite Frank Lloyd Wright as influencing Ron's work. Ron earned a certificate in painting from the Art Institute of Chicago in 1954 and had his first one person show in 1957 at the famed Wells St. Gallery. This newly established avant-garde exhibition space was founded by, and showcased the works of, some of the city's youngest and most advanced abstractionists of the time. Artists including Robert Natkin and John Chamberlain. Ron considered those post-war years in Chicago, where he worked solely at making art, to be his equivalent of grad school. He would go on to teach at the Kansas City Art Institute for 39 years and participate in more than 60 exhibitions of his work, 25 or more being one person shows. Overall framed size measures 51.25 x 56.75 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet transactions and local sales tax may apply to local pick-up transactions. Please be aware that this lot is too large to ship by conventional carrier such as UPS, USPS or FedEx and will instead require local pick-up, delivery by a freight carrier or delivery by a blanket-wrap shipper. The cost most likely will not be low. Dimensions Overall framed size measures 51.25 x 56.75 inches. Condition Very good original untouched condition. There are no issues of scratches, losses, repairs, in-painting or touch-up.