Art

We weren't quite sure what these decorative iron rings were originally designed for, but when we spotted them in Pairs we knew we had to have them.  Consider one or more for wall art or have the ring fitted with a mirror for an unusual modern industrial look.  The three iron rings shown are all that are available.  Each sold separately.

Measurements: 
diameter: 18"  (iron finish)
diameter: 24"  (turquoise finish)
diameter: 26"  (iron finish)

 This item requires white glove delivery, and will be charged separately in addition to your order. Please select 'white glove shipping' at checkout and a sales associate will contact you after checkout to provide a shipping quote and arrange delivery. Alternatively, please contact us at info@foleyandcoxhome.com or (518)-828-3210 and we can provide a shipping quote prior to your purchase.

Daniela Kamiliotis, "Dahlia" Watercolor on Paper 

Known for her expressive talent in painting, drawing and mixed media, Daniella Kamiliotis reveals the stylized beauty of Dahlias in a series of four individual works from 2018.  Using watercolor on paper, Kamiliotis captures the exuberance of the Dahlia by letting color and abstraction tell the story. 

Signed and dated, each work is sold individually.   

framed dimensions
height: 22"
width: 18"

Daniela Codarcea Kamiliotis is a fine artist, set, costume and fashion designer, book illustrator and creative personality involved in a wide range of projects from theater and film to personal exhibitions of paintings, drawings, mixed media and installations. Daniela designed costumes and sets for more than forty theater productions and five movies in her native country Romania between the years of 1978 and 1985. Daniela relocated to New York in 1986 where she worked on several theatre productions as the costume designer for the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival (As You Like It), and for Broadway productions The Secret Garden, Nick & Nora, Oh Kay and Romeo & Juliet in collaboration with Theoni Aldredge. Beyond her work in theatre and film, Daniela has had several personal exhibitions in Romania, Greece and the US. Her art is displayed in the National Museum of Romania and in private collections throughout New York, Washington, Paris, Athens, Thessaloniki, Como, and Zurich. In 2001 Daniela had a retrospective exhibition titled “Window in My Soul – The Studio” at New York’s National Arts Club. For the past 17 years, Daniela has worked with world renowned fashion designer Ralph Lauren as Senior Vice President of Design for Women’s Collection. Daniela continues to work as an artist producing new works from her studio in Connecticut as seen in the profile of her life and work in the book A Perfectly Kept House is a Sign of a Misspent Life by Mary Randolph Carter published by Rizzoli (2011).

American artist Lloyd Martin is known internationally for his rhythmically constructed abstract paintings.  He continues his engagement with color and line in this original mixed media work on paper.   It is one of two framed original Lloyd Martin works on paper available.

Measurement:
height: 27"
width: 27"

Scherenschnitte, German for "scissor cuts," is a paper cutting art that dates back to the 16th Century.  In this newer example, artist Michael R. Grimm uses "Ballenberg, Switzerland" as the subject for his intricate scherenschnitte in black on white.  

Measurements:
17" x 12,25"

This rare gelatin silver print titled "Avenue Bois de Boulogne," is typical of the works by French photographer French photographer and painter Jacques Henri Lartique (1894-1986).  Latique was renowned for his images of automobile races, planes and Parisian fashion.  Signed and professionally framed. 

Measurements: 23" x 19"

Shaped from hammered and riveted brass, this abstract metal sculpture is appropriately titled “Wet Rock.”  Its angular geometric rock shape is accented with delicate amorphous wire elements representing rivulets of water. 

Measurements: (from the widest points)
heigth: 21"
width: 13"
depth: 15"

Rodger Stevens Biography

Rodger Stevens is an American artist and sculptor whose principal medium is wire. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Rodger studied at the Parsons School of Design and the School of Visual Arts in New York City and is now an internationally exhibited artist with work in numerous private and institutional collections. His work, while abstract in nature, is firmly rooted in a deep personal narrative and draws heavily upon literature, language, mathematics, human physiology and day to day experience. His hand-crafted sculptural works and wearable pieces embody carefully wrought stories and ideas that are articulated through composition and form. His attention to line and narrative have lead to a body of works that operates like a language of glyphs: aesthetically rich in appearance, and conceptually rewarding upon closer inspection.

Commissions include: The Whitney Museum of Art, The American Folk Art Museum, PS1, Tiffany & Co., Barneys, Sothebys, Starbucks, Nike, The Katonah Museum, The Bristol Museum, David Rockwell, Jonathan Adler, The New Yorker, Todd Oldham, The W Hotel, Mumm's Champagne, Yohji Yamamoto, The New York Children's Museum of Art, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Stuart Weitzman, Persol, The Hangaram Museum of Art in Seoul, The American Greetings Company, Lindstorm Rugs

Private Collections: Leonard Lauder, William Shatner, Tom Armstrong, David Rockwell, Todd Oldham, Jonathan Adler, Simon Doonan, Alton Brown, Alfred Taubman, David and Jane Walentas, John Nye

This wire Spider made of hammered and riveted brass reveals the playfulness and artistry of its maker. It is conveniently sized for table top, floor or shelf display.  The silver antenna and spider’s back plays up the maker's attention to detail. 

Measurements:
height: 5”
width: 14”
depth: 8”

Rodger Stevens Biography

Rodger Stevens is an American artist and sculptor whose principal medium is wire. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Rodger studied at the Parsons School of Design and the School of Visual Arts in New York City and is now an internationally exhibited artist with work in numerous private and institutional collections. His work, while abstract in nature, is firmly rooted in a deep personal narrative and draws heavily upon literature, language, mathematics, human physiology and day to day experience. His hand-crafted sculptural works and wearable pieces embody carefully wrought stories and ideas that are articulated through composition and form. His attention to line and narrative have lead to a body of works that operates like a language of glyphs: aesthetically rich in appearance, and conceptually rewarding upon closer inspection.

Commissions include: The Whitney Museum of Art, The American Folk Art Museum, PS1, Tiffany & Co., Barneys, Sothebys, Starbucks, Nike, The Katonah Museum, The Bristol Museum, David Rockwell, Jonathan Adler, The New Yorker, Todd Oldham, The W Hotel, Mumm's Champagne, Yohji Yamamoto, The New York Children's Museum of Art, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Stuart Weitzman, Persol, The Hangaram Museum of Art in Seoul, The American Greetings Company, Lindstorm Rugs

Private Collections: Leonard Lauder, William Shatner, Tom Armstrong, David Rockwell, Todd Oldham, Jonathan Adler, Simon Doonan, Alton Brown, Alfred Taubman, David and Jane Walentas, John Nye

Palette of Colour by Charlotte Morgan. Giclee Fine Art Print
Deckled Edge, printed on white rag watercolour paper.

limited Edition of 75
Frame size: 9" x 23"
in white contemporary frame

Charlotte graduated from her degree in Fine Art at the University for the Creative Arts, Canterbury, in 2011. She joined Trowbridge later that year and has put in to practice her diverse artistic knowledge. There is no single medium that Charlotte sticks to, simply adopting different styles and techniques to suit individual designs. This fluidity suits her well, allowing numerous successful collections to come to fruition. Charlotte hopes that while building an extensive portfolio, the energy and vibrancy remains strong and the collections are bright and contemporary. Her favorite paintings are often the simplest, with striking shapes or objects overlaid on clean white backgrounds. A great deal of her work consists of bespoke pieces. "I love that. It's made to order. It's handmade. You can see why that appeals to people - I think it's that little bit more special when it's made by hand." Charlotte's work encompasses sculpture, painting, printing and more, but she has no plans to stop there, "I've always used different approaches, but these days I've got the perfect opportunity to try so many different things. Making the work becomes easier if you're comfortable with the technique. If I suddenly decide a technique is going to be the best for a piece, I can just go for it. I've got that freedom..."Among the many collections of Charlotte's work available at Trowbridge are abstracts, beach scenes, animals and natural pieces - and many more are planned. "I've just launched a velvet version of my floating coral series, and I was trying to think of a way of getting texture onto the pieces. After rambling around the ideas in my head, I decided on flocking."

This framed work, titled "White Pieces," is one of a series of four paintings by artist Daniela Kamiliotis.  The white wash images on brown notebook paper provide their own depth, character and interest.  Each is professionally framed and signed by the artist. 

Measurements:
width: 20.5"
height: 14.5"

Add decorative flair to any room effortlessly with this beautiful "Maeve" faux marble sculpture.  Mounted on a gold finished base, the ivory toned two-sided sculpture is perfectly sized to decorate a console or credenza.  Or, give it a special place of prominence by setting it on a pedestal.  

Measurements:
width: 13.5”
depth: 6.00”
height: 25.5”

This item requires white glove delivery, and will be charged separately in addition to your order. Please select 'white glove shipping' at checkout and a sales associate will contact you after checkout to provide a shipping quote and arrange delivery. Alternatively, please contact us at info@foleyandcoxhome.com or (518)-828-3210 and we can provide a shipping quote prior to your purchase.

framed dimensions:
height: 25.5"
width: 22"

Jefferson Hayman Biography

Jefferson Hayman is an artist whose work explores the themes of nostalgia, common symbols, and memory. Through a quiet minimalism, he invites the viewer to partake in the narrative process in a way that is both intimate and deeply personal. Drawing from his education in the fine arts and his training in the art of frame-making, Hayman approaches his work with a deep understanding of traditional craftsmanship and a sense of artistic heritage whilst remaining tied to the present through the timelessness of aesthetic simplicity. Through an understated language of visual symbols and meditative studies, Hayman’s work manifests as a visual journal chronicling transformation, discovery, and solitude, boldly stripped of the extraneous. Each photograph is handcrafted as a silver gelatin, platinum or pigment print, capturing a delicacy in tonality reminiscent of early Pictorial photography as well as the subsequent modernism movement’s refined interplay of light and shadow. Finished prints are paired with antique or artist-made frames, meticulously custom-made by the artist, whose attention to the unique attributes of each photograph imbues every piece with a completely unique story and sense of personality. Hayman’s work is found in numerous private and public collections, notably The Museum of Modern Art Special Collections Library, The Boston Athenaeum, The New York Public Library, the collection of Sir Elton John, and the collection of Robert DeNiro, amongst many others. In 2015 he was awarded the prestigious Pollock Krasner grant. He lives and works in Nyack, New York, a small historic village minutes from the heart of Manhattan.

USA, c. 1950

mixed media on wood panels

Measurements:
height: 48"
total width: 161.5"
depth: 5"
center panel width: 65.5"
left and right panel width: 48"

This item requires white glove delivery, and will be charged separately in addition to your order. Please select 'white glove shipping' at checkout and a sales associate will contact you after checkout to provide a shipping quote and arrange delivery. Alternatively, please contact us at info@foleyandcoxhome.com or (518)-828-3210 and we can provide a shipping quote prior to your purchase.

About the Artist:

Charlotte graduated from her degree in Fine Art at the University for the Creative Arts, Canterbury, in 2011. She joined Trowbridge later that year and has put in to practice her diverse artistic knowledge. There is no single medium that Charlotte sticks to, simply adopting different styles and techniques to suit individual designs. This fluidity suits her well, allowing numerous successful collections to come to fruition. Charlotte hopes that while building an extensive portfolio, the energy and vibrancy remains strong and the collections are bright and contemporary. Her favorite paintings are often the simplest, with striking shapes or objects overlaid on clean white backgrounds. A great deal of her work consists of bespoke pieces. "I love that. It's made to order. It's handmade. You can see why that appeals to people - I think it's that little bit more special when it's made by hand." Charlotte's work encompasses sculpture, painting, printing and more, but she has no plans to stop there, "I've always used different approaches, but these days I've got the perfect opportunity to try so many different things. Making the work becomes easier if you're comfortable with the technique. If I suddenly decide a technique is going to be the best for a piece, I can just go for it. I've got that freedom..."Among the many collections of Charlotte's work available at Trowbridge are abstracts, beach scenes, animals and natural pieces - and many more are planned. "I've just launched a velvet version of my floating coral series, and I was trying to think of a way of getting texture onto the pieces. After rambling around the ideas in my head, I decided on flocking."

abstract
mixed media collage

Measurements; 
height: 36"
width: 48"

Oil on birch panel

Measurements:
height: 39"
width: 24"

Bart Gulley Biography

Bart Gulley has exhibited throughout the US. His work is in hundreds of private collections. He has received grants from Skowhegan, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and The Millay Colony for the Arts. Bart has a BFA from Pratt Institute and an MFA from Queens College, NY, where he studied with Robert Pincus-Witten. He taught painting and drawing at the Parsons School of Design from 1990 to 1995. He is presently based in Chatham, NY where his studio is a large restored barn. As a painter, Bart Gulley’s life-long interest has been to explore three traditions: fine art, classic American commercial graphics, and architecture. For much of his 40 year career, Bart saw these traditions as being opposed, but for the last 10 years or so his work has drawn from across all three disciplines to extend and enrich the American vernacular. Years of landscape painting and figure drawing gave Bart a structural intuition that later allowed him quick access to chromatic and graphic distinctions that meld reality with abstraction, playing optically with figure and ground, architecture and space, color and spacial perception. With his collages Bart is able to quickly create unexpected compositions characterized by strong contrasts and abrupt juxtapositions of shape, scale and material. 

2018
collage on gator board

Measurements:
height: 41"
width: 60"

Bart Gulley Biography

Bart Gulley has exhibited throughout the US. His work is in hundreds of private collections. He has received grants from Skowhegan, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and The Millay Colony for the Arts. Bart has a BFA from Pratt Institute and an MFA from Queens College, NY, where he studied with Robert Pincus-Witten. He taught painting and drawing at the Parsons School of Design from 1990 to 1995. He is presently based in Chatham, NY where his studio is a large restored barn. As a painter, Bart Gulley’s life-long interest has been to explore three traditions: fine art, classic American commercial graphics, and architecture. For much of his 40 year career, Bart saw these traditions as being opposed, but for the last 10 years or so his work has drawn from across all three disciplines to extend and enrich the American vernacular. Years of landscape painting and figure drawing gave Bart a structural intuition that later allowed him quick access to chromatic and graphic distinctions that meld reality with abstraction, playing optically with figure and ground, architecture and space, color and spacial perception. With his collages Bart is able to quickly create unexpected compositions characterized by strong contrasts and abrupt juxtapositions of shape, scale and material. 

This item requires white glove delivery, and will be charged separately in addition to your order. Please select 'white glove shipping' at checkout and a sales associate will contact you after checkout to provide a shipping quote and arrange delivery. Alternatively, please contact us at info@foleyandcoxhome.com or (518)-828-3210 and we can provide a shipping quote prior to your purchase.

Oil on birch panel

Measurments;
height: 24"
width: 18"

Bart Gulley Biography

Bart Gulley has exhibited throughout the US. His work is in hundreds of private collections. He has received grants from Skowhegan, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and The Millay Colony for the Arts. Bart has a BFA from Pratt Institute and an MFA from Queens College, NY, where he studied with Robert Pincus-Witten. He taught painting and drawing at the Parsons School of Design from 1990 to 1995. He is presently based in Chatham, NY where his studio is a large restored barn. As a painter, Bart Gulley’s life-long interest has been to explore three traditions: fine art, classic American commercial graphics, and architecture. For much of his 40 year career, Bart saw these traditions as being opposed, but for the last 10 years or so his work has drawn from across all three disciplines to extend and enrich the American vernacular. Years of landscape painting and figure drawing gave Bart a structural intuition that later allowed him quick access to chromatic and graphic distinctions that meld reality with abstraction, playing optically with figure and ground, architecture and space, color and spacial perception. With his collages Bart is able to quickly create unexpected compositions characterized by strong contrasts and abrupt juxtapositions of shape, scale and material.