Gaylen Hansen
WOMAN ON TRAPEZE, 1980
Acrylic on canvas
72.5 x 71.5 inches
$19,000
This lighthearted painting features one of Hansen's favorite subjects: the dog at play. Overhead, sailing through the clouds is a striking woman on a rope swing. Hansen's delight at the small wonders of life is his great legacy as subject matter. Our other large Hansen work features his self-portrait as a fly fisher enjoying the fisherman's dream of far too many trout jumping through the air.
FISHERMAN AND FISH, 1992
Oil on canvas
76 x 61 inches
$26,300
Paul Horiuchi
FALLING FRAGMENTS, circa late 1960s
Paper collage and casein on board
24 x 18 inches
$4,800
Paul Horiuchi
UNTITLED
Paper collage
24 x 18 inches
$7,500
Fay Jones
FAY JONES
Tête à Tête, 1984
Acrylic on paper
36.25 x 39 inches
$9,000
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Norman Lundin
NORMAN LUNDIN
STUDIO WINDOW AT NIGHT: JAR NO. 2, 2019
Pastel on paper
9.5 x 12.5 inches
$2,500
The quietude in this composition of an empty jar on a windowsill evokes the very nature of still life by one of the Northwest's masters of the form.
MY STUDIO: WHITE TABLECLOTH, 1983
Pastel on paper
14 x 22 inches
$4,500
The elegant peace featured in this composition of a humble table dressed in a stark white table cloth evokes the most minimal of room interiors by one of the Northwest's masters of this subject matte
NORMAN LUNDIN
STILL LIFE WITH SPRAY BOTTLE, 2001
Acrylic on paper
17.75 x 13.75 inches
$3,000
METAL DOOR #2, 1988
Oil on canvas
48 x 36 inches
$11,000
NORMAN LUNDIN
STUDIO CORRIDOR: BARE BULBS, 1984
pastel on paper
23 x 31 inches
$3,600
STUDIO HALLWAY, 1993
Pastel on paper
44 x 28 inches
$6,000
Alden Mason
SOFT GARDEN, 1973
Watercolor and oil pastel
on paper
40 x 48 inches
$15,000
WAITING FOR SPRING, 1960-61
Oil on canvas
70 x 43 inches
$24,000
Alden Mason
GREY LANDSCAPE, circa 1970s
Oil pastel on paper
21 x 18 inches
$4,500 framed
Alden Mason
UNTITLED, circa late 1960s
Acrylic and mixed media
18 x 24 inches
$5,500
Alden Mason
PRICKLY PEAR, 1976
Oil pastel on paper
30 x 36 inches
$8,500
GRAB THE SKY MARY, 1991
Acrylic on canvas
36 x 42 inches
$7,500
BOY WITH YELLOW PENIS, 1991
Acrylic on canvas
36 x 42 inches
$6,800
Peter Millett
SHARD, 2002
Chrome-plated steel
30 x 16 x 10 inches
$11,000
Jeffry Mitchell
Jeffry Mitchell
THE WORD, 1990
Watercolor and ink on paper
28 x 20.5 inches
$4,500
Robert Motherwell
MUSIC FOR LONG POINT (CR 442), 1988
Lithograph with chine colle
22 x 15 inches
Edition of 30
$5,000
MUSIC FOR J.S. BACH (CR 471), 1989
Lithograph with Chine colle
22 x 15 inches
15 x 11.75 x plate inches
Edition of 35
$5,800
Robert Motherwell
UNTITLED (CR 437), 1988
Lithograph and chine applique
22.5 x 28.25
Edition of 50
$4,500
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Gertrude and Otto Natzler
Gertrude and Otto Natzler
UNTITLED FOOTED BOWL, date unknown
Glazed ceramic
2.5 x 6.5 x 6.5 inches
$1,500
Frank Okada
FRANK OKADA
INTERMISSION, 1979
Oil on canvas
78 x 68 inches
$18,000
This painting, geometric in nature, is signed by the artist in all four directions. It's that rare work where the artist felt that all four orientations worked well. I knew Frank to, on rare occasions, vacillate between up and down, or horizontal or vertical. But this is the only work I know of where all 4 positions are equally workable. We have hung it every which way at the gallery and they all work.
FRANK OKADA
UNTITLED, circa late 1960s
Sumi ink on paper
22 x 30 inches
$3,800
As perhaps a relief from the more formal, controlled paintings for which he became known, Okada experimented with traditional sumi ink and a gestural paint stroke. This work may be a study for one of those paintings in the breakdown of spaces and forms.
Deborah Oropallo
Deborah Oropallo
BLUEGIRL, 2007
Pigment print on paper
60 x 40 inches
Edition of 10
$10,000
In this witty composition, Oropallo creates a seamless mashup of Thomas Gainsborough's "Blue Boy" with imagery she found on the internet for stripper and lingerie sites. Clearly, the figure is a fetching combination of dream and nightmare.
Gertrude Pacific
GERTRUDE PACIFIC
UNTITLED (Skagit valley), 1974
Oil on canvas
11 x 11 inches
$3,000
Robert Rauschenberg
UNTITLED (BROKEN HARP), 1989
Silkscreen
38 x 34 inches
Edition of 500
$2,200
Susan Rothenberg
Susan Rothenberg
ALIUS, 1987-8
Intaglio on Kitikata laid down on Moriki paper
22 x 14 inches
Edition of 40
$4,800
Susan Rothenberg
THREE PARTS, 1987-8
Mezzotint with aquatint, scraping, burnishing and poulette on Kitikata laid down on Charter Oak paper
25.75 x 20.25 inches
Edition of 44
$5,500
Roger Shimomura
Roger Shimomura
ORIENTAL MASTERPRINT #25, 1976
Silkscreen
23.75 x 23.75 inches
Edition of 20
$1,000
Kiki Smith
CONSTELLATIONS, 1996
Lithograph in 4 colors with flocking on handmade Nepal Himalyan
57.5 x 31 inches
Edition of 42
$8,500
SELF PORTRAIT AS AN OLD WOMAN, 1993
Vitreograph on Arches
22 x 29.75 inches
Edition of 10
$3,000
Michael Spafford
PERSEUS AND MEDUSA, 1994
Altered woodblock print
26 x 19.5 inches
$2,500
HERCULES (labor #1), 1973
Oil on paper
29.25 x 23.25 inches
$5,000
HERCULES (labor #10), 1973
Oil on paper
29.25 x 23.25 inches
$5,000
Donald Sultan
DONALD SULTAN
STILL LIFE WITH PEACH, 1987
Color screenprint
23 x 22 inches
Edition of 100
$2,000
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Akio Takamori
AKIO TAKAMORI
PIETA, circa 1987
Stoneware
26 x 17 x 5.5 inches
$7,500
Whiting Tennis
WHITING TENNIS
WHITE KNIGHT, 2010
Cast plaster
36 x 12 x 14 inches
$6,000
George Tsutakawa
GEORGE TSUTAKAWA
CASCADE MOUNTAINS, 1962
Sumi on paper
9.5 x 11.5 inches
$4,500
Gerard Tsutakawa
GERARD TSUTAKAWA
UNTITLED, 2011
Cast bronze
12.5 x 12 x 3 inches
$8,000
James Washington Jr.
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BIRDS IN THE CATACOMB, 1972
Carved granite with wood base
7.25 x 20 x 7 inches
$16,000
This small work is a sweet image of three hatchlings just liberated from their eggs.
The suggestion of catacombs is one of Washington's many references to religious subject matter. Like all of his work, it's carved bas-relief into very hard stone, in this case granite. The title is carved into the original wood base.
As is typical of Washington's work, this bas-relief is carved into extremely hard and unforgiving stone. The combination of nature and religion expressed in the title is evocative and satisfying.
James Washington Jr.
LIFE SURROUNDING THE ASTRAL ALTAR IN MATRIX, 1987
Carved granite on walnut pedestal
22 x 13 x 12 inches sculpture;
60 x 21 x 21 inches including pedestal
$50,000
Additional images of: James Washington Jr., LIFE SURROUNDING THE ASTRAL ALTAR IN MATRIX, 1987
John Waters
FARRAH, 2000
8 chromogenic prints, collage
16.25 x 96.25 inches
Edition of 8
$9,000
John Waters, the famed film director and artist, has often made work about this cinema. His sense of humor is equal parts acid and tonic. Here he glorifies well known film characters in witty reference to each other.
Darren Waterston
Darren Waterston
EMBRYO STUDY, 2003
Watercolor on paper
16 x 12
$4,000
Darren Waterston
GESTATIONS 5, 2003
Watercolor on paper
16 x 12 inches
$5,000
Phillipe Weisbecker
Phillipe Weisbecker
FAUTEUIL, 2004
Graphite and colored pencil
21.5 x 15.5 inches
$2,500
William Wegman
William Wegman
WITH AFGHAN, 1982
Polaroid Polacolor ER print
30 x 22 inches
$9,500
In these rare large scale Polaroid prints, Wegman achieved his greatest visibility—both as an artist and for these lovely Weimaraner dogs he has loved so much and featured for many years in his work. The need to perform is a perfect match for this artist with a profoundly funny sense of humor.
William Wegman
MEMBERS CLUB, 1996
Polaroid Polacolor ER
30 x 22 inches
$9,500
William Wegman
CINDERELLA / PRINCE PORTRAIT, 1991
Polaroid Polacolor ER print
30 x 22 inches
$9,500
William Wegman
STRING OUT, 1990
Polaroid Polacolor ER
30 x 22 inches
$9,500
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