Bernice Fisher Stacy Large-Scale Abstract Oil Painting, Mid-20th Century

Item Details

Bernice Fisher Stacy (American, 20th century)
Untitled, mid-20th century
Oil painting on canvas
Signed to the verso

Provenance
Michel Protiva (nephew to Marcos Gregorian 2007 until present); private collection New York.

Bernice Fisher Stacy was a New York-based artist known for her monumental abstract paintings. Many of her pieces feature graphic motifs, such as large geometric and organic shapes painted in vibrant colors and stark outlines, while her Abstract Expressionist pieces are executed with gestural brushstrokes. She also paints figural pieces that exhibit both Fauvist and Cubist elements. Stacy studied at the Art Students League in New York where she met her artist husband Don Stacy. Beginning in 1953, the couple lived in France for two years while her husband studied on a Fullbright grant. After returning to the United States, the couple opened the Stacy Studio Workshop which they managed together.

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Condition

- heavy wear to edges of canvas; surface wear present to painting; billow to canvas.

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Item #

ITMGB70287