Stanley Koppel Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1911 - d. 1990

A fine painter and printmaker, Stanley Koppel exhibited his art in San Francisco and other California cities from around 1945 to 1970. In September of 1959 an etching of Koppel's, entitled, Men Drinking at a Bar, was presented to Nikita Khrushchev during his historic visit to the United States. Lonesome Sunday was created by the artist around this time and clearly shows his power of depicting social and urban issues.

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      • Stanley Koppel woodcut in colors
        Jun. 12, 2021

        Stanley Koppel woodcut in colors

        Est: $300 - $500

        Stanley Koppel (American 1911-1990)- ''Political Demigod''- woodcut in colors, 1983, signed, dated and titled in pencil, small edition, very good condition. 13 1/2 x 10''

        Rachel Davis Fine Arts
      • Stanley Koppel, Summit on the Diamond
        Nov. 22, 2020

        Stanley Koppel, Summit on the Diamond

        Est: $500 - $750

        Shortly after the end of the Second World War, San Francisco became a major center for liberal and leftist artists. In 1945 the California Labor School was founded in San Francisco. It offered a wide range of art classes to working people and returning war veterans. During the height of McCarthyism (1948) the school was forced to shut down because some members of faculty were Communist. In 1952, however, a cooperative school, the Graphic Arts Workshop, was formed to continue the work of its predecessor. Its founding members included Stanley Koppel, Pele DeLappe, Irving Fromer, Frank Rowe, Louise Gilbert, Victor Arnautoff and others. The Graphic Arts Workshop exists to this day and its principal mandate continues to be to produce socially significant art. A fine painter and printmaker, Stanley Koppel exhibited his art in San Francisco and other California cities from around 1945 to 1970. In September of 1959 an etching of Koppel's, entitled, Men Drinking at a Bar, was presented to Nikita Khrushchev during his historic visit to the United States. Lonesome Sunday was created by the artist around this time and clearly shows his power of depicting social and urban issues.

        4th Meridian Fine Art
      • Stanley Koppel, Summit on the Diamond
        Jul. 26, 2020

        Stanley Koppel, Summit on the Diamond

        Est: $500 - $750

        Shortly after the end of the Second World War, San Francisco became a major center for liberal and leftist artists. In 1945 the California Labor School was founded in San Francisco. It offered a wide range of art classes to working people and returning war veterans. During the height of McCarthyism (1948) the school was forced to shut down because some members of faculty were Communist. In 1952, however, a cooperative school, the Graphic Arts Workshop, was formed to continue the work of its predecessor. Its founding members included Stanley Koppel, Pele DeLappe, Irving Fromer, Frank Rowe, Louise Gilbert, Victor Arnautoff and others. The Graphic Arts Workshop exists to this day and its principal mandate continues to be to produce socially significant art. A fine painter and printmaker, Stanley Koppel exhibited his art in San Francisco and other California cities from around 1945 to 1970. In September of 1959 an etching of Koppel's, entitled, Men Drinking at a Bar, was presented to Nikita Khrushchev during his historic visit to the United States. Lonesome Sunday was created by the artist around this time and clearly shows his power of depicting social and urban issues.

        4th Meridian Fine Art
      • Stanley Koppel, Summit on the Diamond
        Mar. 28, 2020

        Stanley Koppel, Summit on the Diamond

        Est: $500 - $750

        Shortly after the end of the Second World War, San Francisco became a major center for liberal and leftist artists. In 1945 the California Labor School was founded in San Francisco. It offered a wide range of art classes to working people and returning war veterans. During the height of McCarthyism (1948) the school was forced to shut down because some members of faculty were Communist. In 1952, however, a cooperative school, the Graphic Arts Workshop, was formed to continue the work of its predecessor. Its founding members included Stanley Koppel, Pele DeLappe, Irving Fromer, Frank Rowe, Louise Gilbert, Victor Arnautoff and others. The Graphic Arts Workshop exists to this day and its principal mandate continues to be to produce socially significant art. A fine painter and printmaker, Stanley Koppel exhibited his art in San Francisco and other California cities from around 1945 to 1970. In September of 1959 an etching of Koppel's, entitled, Men Drinking at a Bar, was presented to Nikita Khrushchev during his historic visit to the United States. Lonesome Sunday was created by the artist around this time and clearly shows his power of depicting social and urban issues.

        4th Meridian Fine Art
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