Pignano I

Stephen Polatch

Pignano I, 202323 x 30.5cmSign in to view price
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oil on boardMargot Samel
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This landscape painting showcases a vibrant, expansive countryside scene. The color palette is dominated by shades of green, with the lush foliage of the trees and fields contrasting against the grey, hazy sky. The brushstrokes are loose and energetic, capturing the dynamic movement of the landscape. The composition is balanced, with the distant mountains providing depth and a sense of scale. This work embodies the Impressionist style, where the artist aimed to convey the immediate visual impression of the scene rather than precise details. The artist's intention was likely to evoke a sense of the natural world's tranquility and grandeur. ...

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Pignano I
Artist
Stephen Polatch
B.1990

Stephen Polatch dissolves the complex hierarchy of natural, architectural, and human orders. Typically, a central exchange between Polatch’s subjects is what matters most in his works. Moments such as these — crossing glances, collaborations between humans and animals, or inner visions projecting into the picture plane— occupy a focal point from which his compositions are bent around. Their compact scale also lends the works a concentrated sense of longing for something purer and more direct, which corresponds to his technique of applying unmixed pigment directly to the surface of the canvas. Polatch refutes a stable chronology, employing a wide range of historical references, from the lyricism and symbolic imagery of medieval illuminated manuscripts, the brilliant lighting of the Nabis, to the repetitive mechanics of Futurism—within the interconnected systems of Polatch’s compositions is the promise, the rushing fluidity, of discovering the new in the familiar. ...

Stephen Polatch: Artworks
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Figures with Glass, 2022
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Highlanders
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Highlanders, 2021
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Poppy Field
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Poppy Field, 2022
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Pignano I
Stephen Polatch
Pignano I, 2023
23 x 30.5cm
Burgess Park I
Stephen Polatch
Burgess Park I, 2023
23 x 30.5cm
Southbourne II
Stephen Polatch
Southbourne II, 2023
23 x 25.5cm
Southbourne IIII
Stephen Polatch
Southbourne IIII, 2023
23 x 18cm
Margot Samel
Gallery
Margot Samel
New York City

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