Husidio John Tempest Oil Painting on Canvas "Blues Notation"
Item Details
An oil painting on canvas titled Blues Notation by listed American artist Husidio John Tempest (b. 1953). Portrayed with vibrant colors, curved lines, and sweeping gestural brushstrokes, this painting features a central swirled form twisting upwards into an abstracted composition. It exhibits Tempest’s signature Abstract Spiritualist style, which emphasizes overlapping and intersecting curved forms. The painting is signed and dated (2006) to the lower left. The work remains unframed. For more information on the artist, visit the link below.
Tempest comes from a long line of notable and successful artists, stemming from Antonio Tempesta, circa 1600, in Florence, Italy. His father Gerard Tempest (1918-2009) was a student of famed Italian Surrealist Giorgio de Chirico (1888-1978). At the Art Students League, Tempest studied under artists John Howard Sanden (b. 1935) and Nelson Shanks (1937-2015). He maintained a close association with de Chirico and worked in his studio in Rome.
Condition
- minor wear is present to the corners of the canvas; residue is present to the canvas verso; staining to canvas verso; top edge of wrapped canvas on stretcher verso not evenly cut.
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Item #
17NYC064-601
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