John Aquilino (American)

LOT ID: 77115

Broadway Sunlight, 2012

Oil, on canvas

40 х 30 х 3 in. (101.6 x 76.2 x 7.62 cm.)

Signed, titled and dated in ink on verso by the artist.

Lot description

"Broadway Sunlight" (2012) is a sublime oil painting on canvas by American Contemporary artist John Aquilino. This painting measures 40 x 30 inches, is professionally framed to larger dimensions and is in perfect condition.This snapshot of urban architecture belongs to a famous ongoing series of similar works by the artist. who is known for his Neo-Pop cityscapes composed of bright flat patterns of color, patterns, light and shadows. The artist's emotional connection to the urban environment is admittedly linked to his love of his native New York City, where he was born, raised and attended University.

John Aquilino received his formal training at New York University (3-D modeling and Animation), The Art Students League, NY (BFA Painting and Drawing), and The School of Visual Arts, NY (MFA in Painting and Drawing). His prestigious corporate and public art commissions include works for The D.C Council on the Arts and Humanities, Washington, D.C.; The National Association of Home Builders, Washington, DC; Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP, Washington, D.C. His work was featured in "New American Paintings," #88, June/July 2010 edition. The artist lives and works in Washington D.C., U.S.

Literature and Catalogue Raisoneé
Literature and Catalogue Raisoneé
Publication:

Claudia Rousseau, “Contemporary Realism reigns at Fraser’s summer exhibit,” Gazette, August 18, 2010. New American Paintings, #88, June/July 2010. Claudia Rousseau, “Crows, ghosts and the urban view at Neptune Gallery,” Gazette, December 10, 2008 Souheil Chemaly, “John Aquilino at Neptune,” Bethesda Maryland Public Television, Artworks This Week (Art Salon), February 15, 2006 Karen Schafer, “Making it: Bethesda Painting Awards finalists on view,” Gazette, June 8, 2005 Tracy O'Dowd, "Drawn to water: Exhibit makes waves at arts center," Gazette, April 13, 2005
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History and Provenance
Provenance:
The Artist, US.
Present Collection, Maryland, US.
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Framing: Yes (0 x 0 inches)

Item Location: Maryland, USA

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