Still another superb example of the use of color by the masterful colorist, École de Paris artist Jacob Macznik. This playful still-life looks downward on various items atop a table, so that the background is not the wall, but rather the carpeted floor. There is black, white, and every shade in between. And red, orange, umber, green, blue . . . . He made them all work together with reality, yet skillfully avoiding hyper-realism.
This painting is privately held by the artist's nephew. Denotation of the copyright is embedded within this low resolution image of the painting.
This painting is privately held by the artist's nephew. Denotation of the copyright is embedded within this low resolution image of the painting.
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