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Carl HoltyInterior, 1941Signed: Carl Holty (verso), Marked: Milwaukee Art Center label (verso)Oil on panel59 1/2 x 22 1/2 inches (sight)
Framed: 68 1/4 x 31 1/4 inches -
Carl HoltyAbstract, 1959Signed: Carl Holty 59’ (l.r.) and Holty (u.l.)Oil on canvas15 x 23 inches
Framed: 23 1/4 x 31 1/4 inches -
Carl HoltyFederationSigned: Holty (l.r.)Oil on canvas16 x 24 inches
Framed: 24 x 32 inchesMarked: Federation (verso) -
Carl HoltyTwelfth Night (Blue, White), 1962Signed Lower RightOil on Canvas70in x 56in
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Carl HoltyTwelfth Night (Red, Gray), 1962Signed lower right: Holty; signed, dated, and dedicated versoOil on canvasUnframed: 70 x 56 inches
Framed: 72 x 58 inches -
Carl HoltyMirage, 1964Signed, dated, and dedicated versoOil on canvas60 x 54 inches
Overview
Taylor Graham will dedicate their exhibition to newly rediscovered early works in oil and collage by the German born American Abstractionist Carl Robert Holty. In a career spanning four decades, Holty became known for his biomorphic abstract forms as well as his geometric abstractions painted with a vibrant color palette. Indelibly linked to both the Abstract Expressionist and Geometric Abstractionist art movements, Holty was a major proponent of Modernism in the United States and was a contributory influence to the world of American painting.
Never before has the heart-pounding excitement of an international fine art fair come to the center of bustling Southampton Village to celebrate the East Ends’ new booming art scene. This year, over 70 international art galleries from across the country and world will showcase their most important 20th and 21st-century art in real life and simultaneously digitally all over the world. There will be over 400 revered artists on display, with a focus on accomplished Black artists, hot emerging artists, the blue-chip masters, and an M.C. Escher display.