Ann Sklarin Acrylic Painting on Canvas "Hammack II"

Item Details

An acrylic painting with charcoal embellishments on canvas titled Hammack II by listed artist Ann Sklarin (American, b. 1933). The painting depicts a slightly aerial view of a hammock hanging above a green, orange and yellow ground rendered with gestural brushstrokes. The work is signed in black to the lower left. A descriptive label from the Borghi Fine Art Gallery adheres to the verso. Presented without glass, in a simple wood frame.

Ann Sklarin is best known for her close-ups of absorbing subject matter that are rendered in acrylics with dramatic lines and space. She began her artistic training at Wellesley College, acquiring a BA in Art History. She later continued her education at Columbia University, receiving an MA. Throughout her artistic career, she has won first place in juried art shows throughout the New York area. She has exhibited her work in multiple solo and group exhibitions in New York and has been reviewed in the New York Times. For over sixteen years she has been a member of the Hempstead Harbor Artist Association in New York. Her work was presented in various collections including the Jewett Art Gallery, Discovery Gallery, and Silvermine Guild Arts Center.

Condition

- minor wear to wood frame; minor spotted yellow stains present to the verso.

Dimensions

- measures the frame; measures canvas: 46" W x 60" H.

Item #

16MOR051-017