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SOLD. Find the latest shows, biography, and artworks for sale by Elizabeth Catlett. Editorial. Crop your artwork: Scan your QR code: Gratefully built with ACNLPatternTool. 19th centuryStool (Zela, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa), ca. Elizabeth Catlett was an African-American artist who explored themes relating to race and feminism in her range of sculpture, paintings, and prints. In her sculptures, Catlett channeled a Modernist sensibility, molding curvaceous figures that engaged with abstraction and echoed the civil rights struggles in which she participated; her prints and paintings, including her iconic work Signed, dated and numbered 23/25 in pencil, lower margin.“I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to us, to stimulate us, to make us aware of our potential,” Elizabeth Catlett has said. In her sculptures, Catlett channeled a Modernist sensibility, molding curvaceous figures that engaged with abstraction and echoed the civil rights struggles in which she participated; her prints and paintings, including her iconic work Why Allende fell off the tightrope…micropoema neográfico, 1972Why Allende fell off the tightrope…micropoema neográfico, 1972Why Allende fell off the tightrope…micropoema neográfico, 1972 Elizabeth Catlett. Celebrated for her prints and sculptures, Catlett employed formal devices that expressed her civic and social interests, particularly the Civil Rights movement. 1,050. Mother and Child, 1939 Artist: Elizabeth Catlett Bronze sculpture with brown patina 22 ¾ (h) x 5 ¼ (w) x 5 ¼ (d) inches Lifetime, initialed “EC” on base. Mexican-American, 1915–2012. 1,050 followers • Follow. Catlett was a prolific printmaker throughout her long career. In her sculptures, Catlett channeled a Modernist sensibility, molding curvaceous figures that engaged with abstraction and echoed the civil rights struggles in which she participated; her prints and paintings, including her iconic work Stool (Zela, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa), ca. Signed, dated and numbered 23/25 in pencil, lower margin.“I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to us, to stimulate us, to make us aware of our potential,” Elizabeth Catlett has said. Artworks. “I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to us, to stimulate us, to make us aware of our potential,” Elizabeth Catlett has said. The artist divided her time between Mexico and the United States, a lifestyle that informed not only her politics but also her approach to form and printmaking. The artist divided her time between Mexico and the United States, a lifestyle that informed not only her politics but also her approach to form and printmaking. 19th centuryStool (Zela, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa), ca. Galleries; Museums; U of I Residence Hall; Pancho & Betty. “I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to u… Skip to Main Content. More. Celebrated for her prints and sculptures, Catlett employed formal devices that expressed her civic and social interests, particularly the Civil Rights movement. The artist divided her time between Mexico and the United States, a lifestyle that informed not only her politics but also her approach to form and printmaking. Log in. Mexican-American, 1915–2012. (1972-2003), Lithograph in brown on wove paper, 9 × 13 1/2 in Artists.
Catlett also studied at the Art Institute of Chicago. Mother and Child 1944 Elizabeth Catlett Mexican, born United States. Sign up. From Bill Hodges Gallery, Elizabeth Catlett, Mother and Child (ca. Elizabeth Catlett. Major African American sculptor who studied with artist Grant Wood in Iowa when she was young. View Elizabeth Catlett’s 588 artworks on artnet. This compact image of mother and child embracing looks as if it could have been carved from wood or stone. Celebrated for her prints and sculptures, Catlett employed formal devices that expressed her civic and social interests, particularly the Civil Rights movement. 19th century Sculpture Work in Stone / Terracotta; Sculpture Work in Bronze; Sculpture Work in Wood; Lithographs; Linocuts; Life and History. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. Body of Work. Life with Artist Francisco Mora; Body of Work . From Swann Auction Galleries, Elizabeth Catlett, Mother and Son. 1975), Bronze with Brown Patina, 16 1/8 × 5 7/8 × 6 1/2 in
SOLD. Find the latest shows, biography, and artworks for sale by Elizabeth Catlett. Editorial. Crop your artwork: Scan your QR code: Gratefully built with ACNLPatternTool. 19th centuryStool (Zela, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa), ca. Elizabeth Catlett was an African-American artist who explored themes relating to race and feminism in her range of sculpture, paintings, and prints. In her sculptures, Catlett channeled a Modernist sensibility, molding curvaceous figures that engaged with abstraction and echoed the civil rights struggles in which she participated; her prints and paintings, including her iconic work Signed, dated and numbered 23/25 in pencil, lower margin.“I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to us, to stimulate us, to make us aware of our potential,” Elizabeth Catlett has said. In her sculptures, Catlett channeled a Modernist sensibility, molding curvaceous figures that engaged with abstraction and echoed the civil rights struggles in which she participated; her prints and paintings, including her iconic work Why Allende fell off the tightrope…micropoema neográfico, 1972Why Allende fell off the tightrope…micropoema neográfico, 1972Why Allende fell off the tightrope…micropoema neográfico, 1972 Elizabeth Catlett. Celebrated for her prints and sculptures, Catlett employed formal devices that expressed her civic and social interests, particularly the Civil Rights movement. 1,050. Mother and Child, 1939 Artist: Elizabeth Catlett Bronze sculpture with brown patina 22 ¾ (h) x 5 ¼ (w) x 5 ¼ (d) inches Lifetime, initialed “EC” on base. Mexican-American, 1915–2012. 1,050 followers • Follow. Catlett was a prolific printmaker throughout her long career. In her sculptures, Catlett channeled a Modernist sensibility, molding curvaceous figures that engaged with abstraction and echoed the civil rights struggles in which she participated; her prints and paintings, including her iconic work Stool (Zela, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa), ca. Signed, dated and numbered 23/25 in pencil, lower margin.“I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to us, to stimulate us, to make us aware of our potential,” Elizabeth Catlett has said. Artworks. “I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to us, to stimulate us, to make us aware of our potential,” Elizabeth Catlett has said. The artist divided her time between Mexico and the United States, a lifestyle that informed not only her politics but also her approach to form and printmaking. The artist divided her time between Mexico and the United States, a lifestyle that informed not only her politics but also her approach to form and printmaking. 19th centuryStool (Zela, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa), ca. Galleries; Museums; U of I Residence Hall; Pancho & Betty. “I have always wanted my art to service my people—to reflect us, to relate to u… Skip to Main Content. More. Celebrated for her prints and sculptures, Catlett employed formal devices that expressed her civic and social interests, particularly the Civil Rights movement. The artist divided her time between Mexico and the United States, a lifestyle that informed not only her politics but also her approach to form and printmaking. Log in. Mexican-American, 1915–2012. (1972-2003), Lithograph in brown on wove paper, 9 × 13 1/2 in Artists.
Catlett also studied at the Art Institute of Chicago. Mother and Child 1944 Elizabeth Catlett Mexican, born United States. Sign up. From Bill Hodges Gallery, Elizabeth Catlett, Mother and Child (ca. Elizabeth Catlett. Major African American sculptor who studied with artist Grant Wood in Iowa when she was young. View Elizabeth Catlett’s 588 artworks on artnet. This compact image of mother and child embracing looks as if it could have been carved from wood or stone. Celebrated for her prints and sculptures, Catlett employed formal devices that expressed her civic and social interests, particularly the Civil Rights movement. 19th century Sculpture Work in Stone / Terracotta; Sculpture Work in Bronze; Sculpture Work in Wood; Lithographs; Linocuts; Life and History. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. Body of Work. Life with Artist Francisco Mora; Body of Work . From Swann Auction Galleries, Elizabeth Catlett, Mother and Son. 1975), Bronze with Brown Patina, 16 1/8 × 5 7/8 × 6 1/2 in