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    • Jack Hagman Green Sunlit Landscape Oil Painting
      Jul. 31, 2024

      Jack Hagman Green Sunlit Landscape Oil Painting

      Est: $600 - $1,200

      Jack Hagman (American, born 1937). A 20th-century landscape oil painting on canvas titled "Green Sunlit Valley." The painting comes with the original Merrill Chase gallery label and artist biography on the verso. Provenance: Private Estate Collection - Palm Beach, FL. Work Size: 35.5 x 23.25 in. Dimensions: 37 X 25 X 2 in. Condition: Good overall condition having mild to average surface wear. Frame with mild storage wear to edges and corners. Estate fresh to the market. Shipping: Hill Auction Gallery does not offer in-house shipping for this item. Gallery will refer third party shippers for all domestic and international buyers. Purchaser pick up available upon request. Local Delivery: Florida door-to-door hand delivery service available for this lot; contact Toti@Zemaqua.com for an estimate.

      Hill Auction Gallery
    • Jack Hagman (American, b.1937) 'And Suddenly it Became Quite Clear' Oil on Canvas
      May. 19, 2019

      Jack Hagman (American, b.1937) 'And Suddenly it Became Quite Clear' Oil on Canvas

      Est: $100 - $150

      Jack Hagman (American, b.1937) 'And Suddenly it Became Quite Clear' Oil on Canvas Undated, signed lower left, titled depicting a forest view Condition: Very Good, print having no damage noted; light wear and dirt accumulation on frame; not examined out of the frame Height: 35.50 inches, Width: 47.50 inches, Depth: 1.50 inches (sight) Frame Size: 37.00 inches by 48.75 inches Category: Fine Art > American Paintings Shipping Status: Leonard Auction, Inc. will provide direct shipping for this lot. Please visit our website for a shipping estimate. Approximate Sale Time: 1:00 pm CST Links to High Resolution Images: Image #1 Image #2 Image #3 Image #4 Image #5 Image #6 Image #7 Image #8

      Leonard Auction
    • 20th Century "Path to Home" Painting by Jack Hagman
      Jun. 08, 2017

      20th Century "Path to Home" Painting by Jack Hagman

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      United States, artist Jack Hagman (American, b. 1937), painting entitled "Path to Home" ca. 1980 CE. Capturing a moment of tranquility in nature, a serene landscape depicting rays of sun lighting up the forest from its leafy canopy to the ground below. Although the subject matter is traditional, Hagman's style is quite modern. Note how he has reversed the light values so that objects in the foreground are darker than the background - placing the emphasis on flat silhouettes rather than naturalistically modeled forms. Interestingly, this technique is similar to that of the early 20th century Harlem Renaissance modernist Aaron Douglas (American, 1889-1979) whose famous mural series "Aspects of Negro Life" (1936) are still on view at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem, New York City. A gorgeous landscape painting created by a talented American artist. Custom wood frame. Size: painting itself measures ~ 30.25" L x 36" W (76.8 cm x 91.4 cm); 31" L x 37.125" W (78.7 cm x 94.3 cm) framed Mr. Hagman is best known for establishing the Chicago Printmaker's Workshop in 1969 following his studies in the city. A few years later he sold the studio in order to devote more time to his own artwork. He has exhibited at numerous American galleries including Studio 22 Gallery in Chicago and Lioga Duncan Gallery in New York as well as exhibitions such as the Phoenix National Group Show. In addition, several of his works reside in the Smithsonian American Art Museum Renwick Gallery. On the verso of the painting is a vita signed by the artist which reads, "Mr. Hagman is presently the Assistant Chairman of the Arts & Graphics Department of Columbia College, Chicago, where he also teaches Advanced Life Drawing and Advanced Printmaking. He has taught at Columbia College for the last four years and has been very instrumental in the development of the Arts & Graphics Department there. Mr. Hagman studied at the University of Louisville and at the Institute of Design at I.I.T. In 1968 he opened the Chicago Printmakers' Workshop after having worked and studied under Bronislav Bak at Studio 22 in Chicago. He owned and operated the print workshop and taught there for 3 years before selling it because of other responsibilities. His drawings, prints, and paintings have been shown in exhibitions and private collections throughout the country. Mr. Hagman presently divides his time between Columbia College, his studio in Chicago, and his secluded studio in Northern Indiana." Provenance: private New York, USA collection; certificate of authenticity from Merrill Chase indicates that this is an original painting entitled "Path to Home" All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #122984

      Artemis Gallery
    • Late 20th C. lithographs, two by Jack Hagman (American, b. 1937) and two by Chris Lemon (American, 20th C.): Jack Hagman: "Yesterday...
      Aug. 31, 2015

      Late 20th C. lithographs, two by Jack Hagman (American, b. 1937) and two by Chris Lemon (American, 20th C.): Jack Hagman: "Yesterday...

      Est: $75 - $175

      Late 20th C. lithographs, two by Jack Hagman (American, b. 1937) and two by Chris Lemon (American, 20th C.): Jack Hagman: "Yesterday's News is Today's Hat", depicting triangles on grid, matted and framed behind Plexiglas, ss: 20 1/2" h. x 24 7/8" w.; along with "Three Rules for Survival" depicting paper mask cutouts, with original labels from the Fogg Art Museum and Harvard University's c. 1970s "Print Rental Program" verso, floating mount hinged at top, as: 21 1/8" h. x 28 7/8" w., both ed. 8/50, signed "Hagman" LR and pencil inscribed along lower margin, neither examined out of frames; along with Chris Lemon: "Helianthus", 1969, depicting pair of neon-colored sunflowers, ed. 10; and "The Bird of Time", abstract composition incorporating first lines of eponymous poem by 11th C. Persian philosopher Omar Khayyam, ed. 14, minor tape residue along top margin, both printed in 1969, with title, edition number, signature, and date inscribed in pencil along bottom margin, both ss: 24" h x 19" w.

      Winter Associates, Inc.
    • Jack Hagman (American, b. 1937), two brightly colored abstract geometric lithographs: "Yesterday's News is Today's Hat", depicting t.
      Jan. 12, 2015

      Jack Hagman (American, b. 1937), two brightly colored abstract geometric lithographs: "Yesterday's News is Today's Hat", depicting t.

      Est: $100 - $200

      Jack Hagman (American, b. 1937), two brightly colored abstract geometric lithographs: "Yesterday's News is Today's Hat", depicting triangles on grid, matted and framed behind Plexiglas, ss: 20 1/2" h. x 24 7/8" w.; along with "Three Rules for Survival" depicting paper mask cutouts, with original labels from the Fogg Art Museum and Harvard University's c. 1970s "Print Rental Program" verso, floating mount hinged at top, as: 21 1/8" h. x 28 7/8" w., both ed. 8/50, signed "Hagman" LR and pencil inscribed along lower margin, neither examined out of frames.

      Winter Associates, Inc.
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