PAUL A. JANSEN 'Untitled' Screen Print
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'Untitled' by Paul A. Jansen, 1979
28 x 25 Inches
Screen print on thick, wove fine art paper.
Limited Edition of 225 (#84/225)
Signed and numbered by the artist.
*Note: vintage print shows minor wear/handling. 2 small stains on top edge - see photos.
ARTIST BIO
Born in Boston on Aug. 19, 1945, Jansen grew up in Stamford, Conn. Jansen graduated from Stamford High School then served as a seaman in the U.S. Navy from 1963 to 1966.
He moved to New York City and graduated from the Fine Arts Department at the School of Visual Arts in 1970. After receiving postgraduate awards and scholarships, Jansen was recognized for his innate technique and began his career as a freelance illustrator.
Jansen emerged in the ’70s when he broke through as a highly inventive independent painter, and served as resident artist at Jimi Hendrix’ Electric Lady Recording Studios in Greenwich Village. Jansen’s work appeared in Rolling Stone Magazine, The Village Voice and Playboy, and includes album cover designs for Jimi Hendrix’ “War Heroes” and “Loose Ends,” and Henry McCullough’s “Mind Your Own Business!” which was nominated for Album Cover of the Year Award in London.
His paintings are comprised of brilliantly colored, abstract configurations that reflect the conventional ideas of classical painting. Jansen’s heightened perspectives portray intensity and sensuality from ribbon-like forms to fantasies of color, unlike anything else in modern painting.
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28 x 25 Inches
Screen print on thick, wove fine art paper.
Limited Edition of 225 (#84/225)
Signed and numbered by the artist.
*Note: vintage print shows minor wear/handling. 2 small stains on top edge - see photos.
ARTIST BIO
Born in Boston on Aug. 19, 1945, Jansen grew up in Stamford, Conn. Jansen graduated from Stamford High School then served as a seaman in the U.S. Navy from 1963 to 1966.
He moved to New York City and graduated from the Fine Arts Department at the School of Visual Arts in 1970. After receiving postgraduate awards and scholarships, Jansen was recognized for his innate technique and began his career as a freelance illustrator.
Jansen emerged in the ’70s when he broke through as a highly inventive independent painter, and served as resident artist at Jimi Hendrix’ Electric Lady Recording Studios in Greenwich Village. Jansen’s work appeared in Rolling Stone Magazine, The Village Voice and Playboy, and includes album cover designs for Jimi Hendrix’ “War Heroes” and “Loose Ends,” and Henry McCullough’s “Mind Your Own Business!” which was nominated for Album Cover of the Year Award in London.
His paintings are comprised of brilliantly colored, abstract configurations that reflect the conventional ideas of classical painting. Jansen’s heightened perspectives portray intensity and sensuality from ribbon-like forms to fantasies of color, unlike anything else in modern painting.
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Condition
Fair-Good (vintage print shows minor wear/handling. 2 small stains on top edge - see photos.
Dimensions
28 in
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- 22%
PAUL A. JANSEN 'Untitled' Screen Print
Estimate $250 - $300
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