Bandit on Horseback
1940s Wax Crayon on Paper
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Patrick Stigliani
This 1940's cowboy bandit drawing is by Pasquale Patrick Stigliani (1926-2003), a New York City painter and poet. He was an independent artist trained under the principles of New York's Art Student's League in the 1950s. Stigliani was inspired by Post-Impressionist landscapes and Central Park, the realism of the Ashcan School's still lifes and self-portraiture, and German Expressionism's emotional release and focus on strong lines. Stigliani was a dedicated Upper West Side artist who painted as passionately as he lived.
1940s
Wax Crayon on Paper
12"x9" unframed
Good vintage condition. Estate stamped ion the lower right.
This 1940's cowboy bandit drawing is by Pasquale Patrick Stigliani (1926-2003), a New York City painter and poet. He was an independent artist trained under the principles of New York's Art Student's League in the 1950s. Stigliani was inspired by Post-Impressionist landscapes and Central Park, the realism of the Ashcan School's still lifes and self-portraiture, and German Expressionism's emotional release and focus on strong lines. Stigliani was a dedicated Upper West Side artist who painted as passionately as he lived.
1940s
Wax Crayon on Paper
12"x9" unframed
Good vintage condition. Estate stamped ion the lower right.
