PHOTOREALISM: URBAN LANDSCAPES

Photorealist artists Bertrand Meniel, Gus Heinze, Ben Schonzeit, Ralph Goings, Robert Cottingham, Don Jacot, and Tom Pfannerstill have successfully utilized their expert skills to turn the urban banal into the beloved. Their mastery of nuance and detail invites the viewer to experience the beauty and excitement of city life.

Ben Schonzeit painting / Sixth Avenue

Bertrand Meniel painting / Roaring

Don Jacot painting / Ecstasy and True Love

Gus Heinze painting / Allstate

Ralph Goings painting / Laundry Interior

Robert Cottingham painting / Boulevard Drinks

Tom Pfannerstill sculptures / Subway & Pepsi

For more information, see exhibition page Photorealism: The Everyday Illuminated

AUTOMOBILES AND MOTORCYCLES IN PHOTOREALISM

Automobiles and motorcycles have long played important roles in our daily lives. Whether fueling a collector’s passion, empowering an individual’s freedom, or simply transporting people from place to place, vehicles maintain their longstanding importance in society. Automobiles and motorcycles have been, since the beginning of the movement, significant iconic subjects of Photorealist artists. 

Esteemed Photorealists Elizabeth Patterson, John Baeder, Cheryl Kelley, Tom Blackwell, Randy Dudley, John Salt, and Ralph Goings pay homage to the vehicle’s place in our lives.

Elizabeth Patterson - "Sepulveda Blvd, 5PM"

John Baeder - "Club Charm, Paterson, NJ"

Cheryl Kelley - "Red and Grey Delahaye"

Tom Blackwell - "Red Lightning"

John Salt - "Garage with White Sedan"

Randy Dudley - "Desert Tramline"

Ralph Goings - "Gem Top"