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Nude With Shawl 1983 38x32

Joe Bowler

Original Painting : Oil on Canvas
Size : 30x24 in  |  76x61 cm
Framed : 38x32 in  |  97x81 cm

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Artist Bio

Year1983

Hand SignedLower Right in Pigment 

Condition Excellent - Has custom crate 

Framed without Glass 

Purchased fromOther 1984 

Provenance / HistoryPurchased from artist in 1984 and kept it until gifting it to her daughter (current owner) prior to her death in 1997. Comes with museum quality custom-made crate for storage/shipping. Professional Notarized Appraisal Circa 1998 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage has buyers waiting 

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Joe Bowler - United States

Art Brokerage: Joe Bowler American Artist: b. 1928. Joe Bowler, was born 1928 in Forest Hills, New York. Bowler began his career as a professional artist at the age of 18 and his first illustration for a national magazine was published by Cosmopolitan when he was nineteen. While working as an apprentice at the prestigious Charles E. Cooper Studios, Inc. he had the opportunity to learn the craft from some of the finest artists in the profession. His mentors at Charles E. Cooper Studios included Coby Whitmore, Bernard D'Andrea and Joe DeMers and his first story illustration was published in Cosmopolitan in 1949. The great museums of New York afforded the young artist opportunities to see original paintings by the great masters of art history. Bower was particularly drawn to those who worked in the late nineteenth century. The draftsmanship, compositions and colors of Sargent, Sorolla and Zorn became his major influences and he began to work in oil, "the painters' medium". "All my life," he said recently, "I've been trying to get it right. With each painting the journey becomes more exciting, the destination still a bit out of reach." Bowler has described himself as a "narrative painter of human form" and it is his understanding of the structure and language of the human body in concert with a natural setting that sets his work apart from other artists, especially the female nudes for which he has become so well known. Listings wanted.

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