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Howard Koslow's artwork, a lithograph named "Sunday at Shea," captures the essence of baseball. This piece is autographed in the lower right corner and is part of a limited edition of 300. The image dimensions are 17 by 26 inches, while the overall size of this collectible print measures 22 by 30 inches (55.88 cm by 76.2 cm).
Artist: Howard Koslow (1924-2016)
Title: Sunday at Shea
Theme: Baseball
Medium: Lithograph
Signature: Signed in the lower right corner
Edition: Limited run of 300 copies
Artwork Dimensions: 17 x 26 inches
Overall Dimensions: 22 inches x 30 inches (55.88 cm x 76.2 cm)
*Collectible Print*
Date Created: 20th Century
Medium: Lithograph
Style: Realism
Movement: Contemporary Realism
Influences: American Realism, Impressionism (in its depiction of light and atmosphere), Social Realism (in its focus on everyday scenes
Gallery Price: $300
Description
A lithograph depicting a baseball game at Shea Stadium. The viewpoint is from within the stands, providing a panorama of the field and the stadium's interior. The artwork is rendered in a style that combines realism with painterly brushstrokes, capturing the atmosphere and energy of the game.
Additional Information
This lithograph, 'Sunday at Shea' by Howard Koslow, is part of a series depicting various scenes and events. Koslow was known for his detailed and evocative depictions of historical and sporting events. The print is available from various online auction houses.
Howard Koslow was a highly acclaimed American illustrator known for his exceptional artistic skills. He was born on September 21, 1924, and sadly passed away on January 25, 2016, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in the world of art. Koslow's passion for art was evident from an early age, and he was fortunate to receive a scholarship from the Art League to study at the prestigious Pratt Institute in New York City.
At Pratt Institute, Koslow honed his artistic abilities and explored various techniques under the guidance of renowned artists and mentors. One of his most significant opportunities came when he was chosen to apprentice with Jean Carlu, a distinguished French poster artist, at Carlu's studio in New York City. This experience allowed Koslow to immerse himself in the world of poster art and learn from one of the industry's finest.
During his career, Koslow created numerous captivating illustrations that captured the attention of art enthusiasts worldwide. His unique style and attention to detail made his artwork stand out, and he was highly sought after for various projects. From book covers to magazine illustrations, Koslow's work graced the pages of countless publications, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
Not only was Koslow a talented illustrator, but he was also a proficient storyteller through his art. Each piece he created had a narrative, evoking emotions and sparking the imagination of those who admired his work. His ability to convey complex themes and ideas through visual storytelling set him apart as a true master of his craft.
In addition to his artistic pursuits, Koslow also dedicated his time to teaching and inspiring aspiring artists. He shared his knowledge and expertise through workshops and lectures, mentoring a new generation of illustrators and leaving an indelible impact on the art community.
The world of illustration lost a true visionary with the passing of Howard Koslow. His contributions to the art world will forever be remembered and cherished. Through his remarkable talent, he brought countless stories to life and left an enduring legacy that continues to inspire artists today.
Artist: Howard Koslow (1924-2016)
Title: Sunday at Shea
Theme: Baseball
Medium: Lithograph
Signature: Signed in the lower right corner
Edition: Limited run of 300 copies
Artwork Dimensions: 17 x 26 inches
Overall Dimensions: 22 inches x 30 inches (55.88 cm x 76.2 cm)
*Collectible Print*
Date Created: 20th Century
Medium: Lithograph
Style: Realism
Movement: Contemporary Realism
Influences: American Realism, Impressionism (in its depiction of light and atmosphere), Social Realism (in its focus on everyday scenes
Gallery Price: $300
Description
A lithograph depicting a baseball game at Shea Stadium. The viewpoint is from within the stands, providing a panorama of the field and the stadium's interior. The artwork is rendered in a style that combines realism with painterly brushstrokes, capturing the atmosphere and energy of the game.
Additional Information
This lithograph, 'Sunday at Shea' by Howard Koslow, is part of a series depicting various scenes and events. Koslow was known for his detailed and evocative depictions of historical and sporting events. The print is available from various online auction houses.
Howard Koslow was a highly acclaimed American illustrator known for his exceptional artistic skills. He was born on September 21, 1924, and sadly passed away on January 25, 2016, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in the world of art. Koslow's passion for art was evident from an early age, and he was fortunate to receive a scholarship from the Art League to study at the prestigious Pratt Institute in New York City.
At Pratt Institute, Koslow honed his artistic abilities and explored various techniques under the guidance of renowned artists and mentors. One of his most significant opportunities came when he was chosen to apprentice with Jean Carlu, a distinguished French poster artist, at Carlu's studio in New York City. This experience allowed Koslow to immerse himself in the world of poster art and learn from one of the industry's finest.
During his career, Koslow created numerous captivating illustrations that captured the attention of art enthusiasts worldwide. His unique style and attention to detail made his artwork stand out, and he was highly sought after for various projects. From book covers to magazine illustrations, Koslow's work graced the pages of countless publications, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
Not only was Koslow a talented illustrator, but he was also a proficient storyteller through his art. Each piece he created had a narrative, evoking emotions and sparking the imagination of those who admired his work. His ability to convey complex themes and ideas through visual storytelling set him apart as a true master of his craft.
In addition to his artistic pursuits, Koslow also dedicated his time to teaching and inspiring aspiring artists. He shared his knowledge and expertise through workshops and lectures, mentoring a new generation of illustrators and leaving an indelible impact on the art community.
The world of illustration lost a true visionary with the passing of Howard Koslow. His contributions to the art world will forever be remembered and cherished. Through his remarkable talent, he brought countless stories to life and left an enduring legacy that continues to inspire artists today.
