James Stevenson, Untitled No. 154
Regular price $5,000.00- Dimensions: 31.5" x 41.25" x 1.5"
- Oil on canvas, newly framed
- Tori Jones Studio is proud to present a collection of 10 oil paintings by the late James Stevenson, a celebrated artist, New Yorker cartoonist, author, and summer resident of Block Island, Rhode Island.
- Stevenson is best known for the work produced during his 50-year tenure at The New Yorker magazine: 79 iconic covers, 1,988 cartoons, plus numerous "Talk of the Town" features that he both illustrated and wrote. Born in Manhattan in 1929, James grew up in Croton-on-Hudson and worked as an office boy at The New Yorker while on summer vacation. He went on to attend Yale University, serve in the Marines, and work as a reporter for Life magazine. He joined The New Yorker as an "idea man" in 1956. Away from the title, he was the author and illustrator of more than 100 delightful children's books. Later, he became a contributor to The New York Times where he began a series for the Op-Ed page titled "Lost and Found New York." His prolific artistic practice is beautifully chronicled in Sally Williams' documentary film, Stevenson: Lost and Found, which was released after his death in 2017 at the age of 87.
- Curated in conjunction with Stevenson's wife, beloved Block Island artist and resident Josie Merck, this collection features his lush and evocative oil paintings, many of which depict New England coastline and landscape. His memory continues to be honored through the artist residency created by his wife in Cos Cob, Connecticut, The Lost and Found Lab.
This piece requires white glove shipping, which will be charged separately from and in addition to your order. Please select 'White Glove Shipping' upon checkout and we will contact you after your purchase is processed with a shipping quote. If you would like to obtain a white glove quote before purchase, please contact us via the 'Ask A Question' field below.
We want you to be fully satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, the item may be returned in its original condition for store credit or exchange. The customer has 7 days after delivery to inspect the order and contact info@torijonesstudio.com if they wish to make a return.
For more information about shipping, as well as our returns & exchanges policy, please visit our Customer Service page.
James Stevenson, Untitled No. 344
Regular price $4,400.00- Dimensions: 23.5" x 29.25" x 1.5"
- Oil on canvas, newly framed
- Tori Jones Studio is proud to present a collection of 10 oil paintings by the late James Stevenson, a celebrated artist, New Yorker cartoonist, author, and summer resident of Block Island, Rhode Island.
- Stevenson is best known for the work produced during his 50-year tenure at The New Yorker magazine: 79 iconic covers, 1,988 cartoons, plus numerous "Talk of the Town" features that he both illustrated and wrote. Born in Manhattan in 1929, James grew up in Croton-on-Hudson and worked as an office boy at The New Yorker while on summer vacation. He went on to attend Yale University, serve in the Marines, and work as a reporter for Life magazine. He joined The New Yorker as an "idea man" in 1956. Away from the title, he was the author and illustrator of more than 100 delightful children's books. Later, he became a contributor to The New York Times where he began a series for the Op-Ed page titled "Lost and Found New York." His prolific artistic practice is beautifully chronicled in Sally Williams' documentary film, Stevenson: Lost and Found, which was released after his death in 2017 at the age of 87.
- Curated in conjunction with Stevenson's wife, beloved Block Island artist and resident Josie Merck, the show features his lush and evocative oil paintings, many of which depict New England coastline and landscape. His memory continues to be honored through the artist residency created by his wife in Cos Cob, Connecticut, The Lost and Found Lab.
This piece requires white glove shipping, which will be charged separately from and in addition to your order. Please select 'White Glove Shipping' upon checkout and we will contact you after your purchase is processed with a shipping quote. If you would like to obtain a white glove quote before purchase, please contact us via the 'Ask A Question' field below.
We want you to be fully satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, the item may be returned in its original condition for store credit or exchange. The customer has 7 days after delivery to inspect the order and contact info@torijonesstudio.com if they wish to make a return.
For more information about shipping, as well as our returns & exchanges policy, please visit our Customer Service page.
James Stevenson, Untitled No. 277
Regular price $4,400.00- Dimensions: 25.25" x 31.25" x 1.5"
- Oil on canvas, newly framed
- Tori Jones Studio is proud to present a collection of 10 oil paintings by the late James Stevenson, a celebrated artist, New Yorker cartoonist, author, and summer resident of Block Island, Rhode Island.
- Stevenson is best known for the work produced during his 50-year tenure at The New Yorker magazine: 79 iconic covers, 1,988 cartoons, plus numerous "Talk of the Town" features that he both illustrated and wrote. Born in Manhattan in 1929, James grew up in Croton-on-Hudson and worked as an office boy at The New Yorker while on summer vacation. He went on to attend Yale University, serve in the Marines, and work as a reporter for Life magazine. He joined The New Yorker as an "idea man" in 1956. Away from the title, he was the author and illustrator of more than 100 delightful children's books. Later, he became a contributor to The New York Times where he began a series for the Op-Ed page titled "Lost and Found New York." His prolific artistic practice is beautifully chronicled in Sally Williams' documentary film, Stevenson: Lost and Found, which was released after his death in 2017 at the age of 87.
- Curated in conjunction with Stevenson's wife, beloved Block Island artist and resident Josie Merck, the show features his lush and evocative oil paintings, many of which depict New England coastline and landscape. His memory continues to be honored through the artist residency created by his wife in Cos Cob, Connecticut, The Lost and Found Lab.
This piece requires white glove shipping, which will be charged separately from and in addition to your order. Please select 'White Glove Shipping' upon checkout and we will contact you after your purchase is processed with a shipping quote. If you would like to obtain a white glove quote before purchase, please contact us via the 'Ask A Question' field below.
We want you to be fully satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, the item may be returned in its original condition for store credit or exchange. The customer has 7 days after delivery to inspect the order and contact info@torijonesstudio.com if they wish to make a return.
For more information about shipping, as well as our returns & exchanges policy, please visit our Customer Service page.
Josie Merck, Path to the Sea
Regular price $1,950.00This item will be packed with the utmost care and shipped via UPS. Rates are calculated at checkout.
We want you to be fully satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, the item may be returned in its original condition for store credit or exchange. The customer has 7 days after delivery to inspect the order and contact info@torijonesstudio.com if they wish to make a return.
For more information about shipping, as well as our returns & exchanges policy, please visit our Customer Service page.
Deborah Kriger, Floral Study, Late 20th Century
Regular price $1,975.00- Dimensions: 26” x 26” x 1”
- Oil on canvas, framed
- Deborah Kriger, born 1953, received her BFA from the Maryland Institute of Art. Inspired by light, texture, pattern, and color, she often paints en plein air in upstate New York and in France. Her work has been represented by New York City’s M55 Gallery, as well as galleries in Baltimore and abroad. A retired teacher, she continues to paint, primarily in oil, in Delaware County.
- We are pleased to debut a collection of 3 paintings completed by Kriger in the 1980's. Rendered in her signature lush, painterly approach, they evoke the fleeting beauty of everyday moments, particularly the interaction of the indoor and outdoor worlds.
- This work on canvas is housed in an antique gilt frame, which shows minor wear consistent with its age. Please see our detailed photos.
This item will be packed with the utmost care and shipped via UPS. Rates are calculated at checkout.
We want you to be fully satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, the item may be returned in its original condition for store credit or exchange. The customer has 7 days after delivery to inspect the order and contact info@torijonesstudio.com if they wish to make a return.
For more information about shipping, as well as our returns & exchanges policy, please visit our Customer Service page.
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