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Gini
Illick |
Technique:
Gini specializes in oil paint on canvas or masonite. She applies very
thick amounts of paint so that each piece ends up with an incredible amount
of texture. Gini feels that she is limited to a two dimensional surface,
but the line, shape and color of the three dimensional world is what she
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About Gini: "I love the late 19th and early 20th century Masters and still spend a great deal of time learning from them. It is my belief that we stand on the shoulders of those who went before us, as the Modernists stood on the shoulders of those painters, draftsmen and sculptors who preceded them. My hope is that by diligence, determination and hard work, I can find my place among them.” Gini lives in Coopersburg, Pa. and she studied art at Moore College of Art in Philadelphia, Moravian College in Bethlehem and the Barnstone Studios in Coplay. Her paintings have been exhibited at colleges, museums and galleries throughout the region, including the Kemerer Museum, Lehigh University and the Lehigh Art Alliance Juried Show at the Allentown Art Museum. Illick, who paints in the european modernist tradition, counts Picasso, Giacometti, Villon and Cezanne among her influences. |
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"Two" Original Oil $1,200 |
"Village" Original Oil $2,500 |
"Two Houses with Quarks" Original Oil $2,000 |
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"Yellow House" Original Oil $1,800 |
"Nude on Turquoise" Original Oil $2,000 |
"Cyclad Revolving" Original Oil $2,000 |
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"Xenia" Original Oil $2,500 |
"Cyclad in a Hat" Original Oil $2,000 |
"Velda" Original Oil $2,500 |
