"Into the Gallery: Art in Motion" by international artist Dominic Pangborn is a meta-artistic journey, an acrylic painting within a painting, where the walls of a gallery unfold into a corridor of diverse artworks, leading the viewer's eye into a visual exploration of color, form, and perspective. This piece is an imaginative representation of an art gallery, with each painting capturing a different facet of Pangborn's artistic repertoire. The checkerboard floor and grassy path offer a whimsical transition between the realms of structured gallery space and the wildness of nature. From the personal collection of Dominic Pangborn. The painting was a marquee painting in the artist's studio, and it was never offered to the market until now. Signed in the bottom corner. Dimensions: 22"h x 24"w x 3"d (unframed). In very good condition.World renowned artist Dominic Pangborn has been a celebrated Detroit artist for decades. In 1978 Pangborn moved to Detroit, and in 1979 he opened Pangborn Design, Ltd. Over the years, his clients included Kmart, Sears, General Motors, Chrysler, and Procter & Gamble. He expanded his studio to include locations in Chicago, New York, and Tokyo. In addition to graphic arts, he launched a line of neckwear that was sold at retailers which included Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom. Along with the neckwear, Pangborn designs furniture, home accessories and textiles. Pangborn's fine art includes various media, including painting and sculpting. In July 2014, he opened a three-month-long, 60-piece retrospective exhibit of his design and art career at the Ella Sharp Museum of Art and History in Jackson, Mich. His fine art has been collected and sold around the world. He says his greatest influences are Joseph Mallord William Turner and Leonardo da Vinci.

22 x 24 x 3 in