Monday, February 23, 2015

Bruno Lucchesi honored by Portrait Society of America


Cavalier Galleries is proud to announce that this May the Portrait Society of America will present the Gold Medal to Bruno Lucchesi for his commitment in portraying the figure in his art. Lucchesi began his sculpture career in his native country of Italy before moving to the United States in 1958. In the decades since Lucchesi has established himself as a prominent figure sculptor and educator. His bronzes can be found in collections worldwide, including over 15 major museums. A dedicated instructor, Lucchesi continues to teach workshops in the U.S. and abroad, In 2010, Lucchesi was awarded National Sculpture Society's highest honor, the Medal of Honor, for his lifetime contributions in the world of sculpture.

Lucchesi will be honored at the Gala Program as part of the Portrait Society's 17th Annual Art of the Portrait, April 30 - May 2, in Atlanta, Georgia.

After Shopping, 1979
Bronze
50 X 50 X 25 inches

My Mother, 1977
Bronze
24 x 9 x 10 inches

Fruit Stand, 2006
Bronze
19 X 20 X 10 3/4 inches




Monday, February 2, 2015

New Gallery Artist: John Joseph Hanright

We are pleased to introduce the work of John Joseph Hanright!


Camelot

Get Real Action

Gotcha

Honey

How to Kid Yourself

Ok Corral

The Action Packed Pickups

Town House

What is Often Kept Secret

Boston artist John Joseph Hanright's work combines elements of vintage and contemporary imagery to form paintings with a story, history and presence. His mixed media work begins with a concept incorporating vintage clippings from 1940's-1960's publications and then is layered with additional text, and painted imagery to bring together the composition. 
John describes his work presently as: ''My work is thought provoking, sometimes sexy and inspired by experience and visuals lost and found. This mixing of imagery and symbols in paint and/or mixed media combine to form pieces with a twist and discovery. The art can be a combination of conceptual art, American Art, pop culture and derived from life in the 50's to present day. I present bold imagery with subtleties and simplicity to contradict and poke fun of. My engagement in my work is with thought, energy and impulsive risks.''
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