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×	Roy Lichtenstein (1923 - 1997) with Ben-Dry Screen, West 26th Street Studio, New York, 1964	$1,750.00	- 1 +	$1,750.00
×	Abstract Diptych #35	$12,000.00	- 1 +	$12,000.00
×	Desert Solitaire	$5,800.00	- 1 +	$5,800.00
×	Sandstorm	$3,000.00	- 1 +	$3,000.00
×	Washington DC, August 27th, 1963, March on Washington the Evening Before the March- The evening of the 27th of August people assembled beneath and on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in anticipation of the greatest civil rights demonstration	$2,350.00	- 1 +	$2,350.00
×	Earrings created in oxidized sterling, each set with 22 white diamond baguettes. Richly textured and designed three dimensionally to wrap around from the front to behind the ear. 1.316 tcw.	$4,050.00	- 1 +	$4,050.00
×	Bay Light	$13,250.00	- 1 +	$13,250.00
×	22k gold Lotus leaves on post 18/22k gold	$2,480.00	- 1 +	$2,480.00
×	Day Series 32	$450.00	- 1 +	$450.00
×	08.170 Untitled	$5,960.00	- 1 +	$5,960.00
×	Roy Lichtenstein (1923 - 1997) with sons David and Mitchell, West 26th Street studio, New York, 1964 with "We Rose Up Slowly"	$1,750.00	- 1 +	$1,750.00
×	Victor Reyes - Untitled	$150.00	- 1 +	$150.00
×	Luis Mateo - Untitled	$600.00	- 1 +	$600.00
×	A brief movement after death 18	$5,000.00	- 1 +	$5,000.00
×	Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) working on The Sky, Long Island City, New York, 1964	$8,000.00	- 1 +	$8,000.00
×	Medium lemon citrine ring elevated and framed in oxidized silver, accented with 18k yellow gold prongs with comfort band, 6.71 cttw, size 7	$980.00	- 1 +	$980.00
×	Double faceted diamond eclipse earrings	$340.00	- 1 +	$340.00
×	Foraging	$11,000.00	- 1 +	$11,000.00
×	Large facets slide pendant with hand cut citrine in oxidized sterling silver and 18k yellow gold, 9.66 cttw	$1,250.00	- 1 +	$1,250.00
×	Infinitude	$4,500.00	- 1 +	$4,500.00
×	Diamond cut sterling silver chain, 16" or 18" long	$400.00	- 1 +	$400.00
×	Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986) Iconic Profile, at Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, March 1975	$6,000.00	- 1 +	$6,000.00
×	Carved Blue + Red	$175.00	- 1 +	$175.00
×	Emerald tear drop pendant	$1,800.00	- 1 +	$1,800.00
×	In the Shadows	$36,000.00	- 1 +	$36,000.00
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Product	Subtotal
Roy Lichtenstein (1923 - 1997) with Ben-Dry Screen, West 26th Street Studio, New York, 1964 × 1	$1,750.00
Abstract Diptych #35 × 1	$12,000.00
Desert Solitaire × 1	$5,800.00
Sandstorm × 1	$3,000.00
Washington DC, August 27th, 1963, March on Washington the Evening Before the March- The evening of the 27th of August people assembled beneath and on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in anticipation of the greatest civil rights demonstration × 1	$2,350.00
Earrings created in oxidized sterling, each set with 22 white diamond baguettes. Richly textured and designed three dimensionally to wrap around from the front to behind the ear. 1.316 tcw. × 1	$4,050.00
Bay Light × 1	$13,250.00
22k gold Lotus leaves on post 18/22k gold × 1	$2,480.00
Day Series 32 × 1	$450.00
08.170 Untitled × 1	$5,960.00
Roy Lichtenstein (1923 - 1997) with sons David and Mitchell, West 26th Street studio, New York, 1964 with "We Rose Up Slowly" × 1	$1,750.00
Victor Reyes - Untitled × 1	$150.00
Luis Mateo - Untitled × 1	$600.00
A brief movement after death 18 × 1	$5,000.00
Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) working on The Sky, Long Island City, New York, 1964 × 1	$8,000.00
Medium lemon citrine ring elevated and framed in oxidized silver, accented with 18k yellow gold prongs with comfort band, 6.71 cttw, size 7 × 1	$980.00
Double faceted diamond eclipse earrings × 1	$340.00
Foraging × 1	$11,000.00
Large facets slide pendant with hand cut citrine in oxidized sterling silver and 18k yellow gold, 9.66 cttw × 1	$1,250.00
Infinitude × 1	$4,500.00
Diamond cut sterling silver chain, 16" or 18" long × 1	$400.00
Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986) Iconic Profile, at Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, March 1975 × 1	$6,000.00
Carved Blue + Red × 1	$175.00
Emerald tear drop pendant × 1	$1,800.00
In the Shadows × 1	$36,000.00
Roy Lichtenstein (1923 - 1997) & son, Mitchell, West 26th Street Studio, NY, 1965 × 1	$3,000.00
Subtotal	$132,035.00
Total	$132,035.00

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Then & Now

Aug 13 – Sep 15, 2021

Exhibition

The Telluride Gallery of Fine Art is pleased to present Then & Now, a group exhibition featuring artists Sheila Pree Bright, Dan Budnik, Alison Saar, and Lezley Saar. Please join us at the gallery for an opening reception on Friday, August 13, from 5:00pm – 8:00pm and for a local Art Walk evening on Thursday, September 2, from 5:00pm – 8:00pm.

Dan Budnik was an American documentary photographer who was best known for his intimate portraits of well known artists as well as his focus on Native American culture and the Civil Rights Movement. His iconic shots of Martin Luther King, Jr. from 1963 are included in this presentation. “Budnik’s photography wasn’t just about capturing a moment in time; he sought to capture the essence of the individuals within the frame” (Ashley Hayward, Owner, Telluride Gallery of Fine Art). Sheila Pree Bright has a similar goal and strives to give visibility to often unseen communities. On view in this exhibition are six photographs from her documentation of the 2020 response to police shootings in Atlanta, Ferguson, Baltimore, Washington D.C., and Baton Rouge. These important images demonstrate how little has changed between “Then” and “Now,” especially when considered alongside Budnik’s historic images. Alison Saar’s woodblock prints recall the tragedy of slavery in our nation, but her figures illustrate strength and resistance. In this way, she powerfully contributes to the narrative of the African American experience as one informed by history and heritage. The “Gender Renaissance” works of Lezley Saar use fictional characters from Victorian and Edwardian eras as a surrealist response to her own personal experience with biracial and transgender identities. This contemporary spin on figures from centuries past ties “Then” with “Now” in a way that reminds us of the generational struggles with these complex topics. By spotlighting this selection, the Telluride Gallery of Fine Art hopes to encourage remembrance of “Then,” reflection on “Now,” and change for the future.

image:
Sheila Pree Bright, The People’s Uprising organization, Justice for Breonna Taylor, protesting the decision by the Kentucky grand jury to indict former officers in connection to the shooting death of Breonna Taylor, Atlanta, GA, 2020, Archival Inkjet Print, Edition 3/7, 14 x 21 in, 20½ x 27¼ in. (framed)