Yankel Ginzburg

Life in the Fast Lane

Yankel Ginzburg's original silk-screen, "Life in the Fast Lane" was created by the American artist around 1985. It is printed upon hand-made, laid paper and with full deckled margins as published in New York in the signed, limited edition of two hundred and fifty impressions. "Life in the Fast Lane" is a fine, original example of the silk-screen (serigraph) art created by the contemporary Russian / American artist, Yankel Ginzburg.

Original Silk-Screen (Serigraph) by the Russian / American artist, Yankel Ginzburg.

Life in the Fast Lane

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Title:	Life in the Fast Lane
Artist:	Ginzburg, Yankel (Born, Russia, 1945 - Resides, New York)
Date:	c. 1985
Medium:	Original Silk-Screen
Note:	Yankel Ginzburg: A leading contemporary International painter, sculptor, printmaker, and tapestry artist, Yankel Ginzburg studied art at the prestigious Academy of Art in Tel-Aviv and graduated with honours in 1964. Born in the Soviet Republic of Kazakhstan (Soviet Russia), he immigrated to Israel with his family at a young age and in 1968, he first came to the United States. Yankel Ginzburg's first published prints date from 1970. Most of his earlier graphic art is in the medium of lithography. By 1980, however, Yankel Ginzburg had turned almost completely to the medium of the silk-screen, finding it to be the most suitable method to shape the solid forms and colours which have characterized his art. Art scholars have termed Ginzburg's large and impressive silk-screen prints as both 'post cubist' and 'constructivist'.
	Since 1975, Yankel Ginzburg's art has been included in many major national and international exhibitions. His first solo exhibition took place at The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Yitzhak Rabin and the First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson. He has also been featured in one man shows in both New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco and in many other exhibitions worldwide. Ginzburg has received many major awards for his silk-screens (serigraphs) such as the Silver Medal in the Rome Biennale, the SPAI international Silver and Bronze Quality Awards, the PIM award of merit, the Printing Industry of America Award of Merit, the Gold award in the P&PE Quality Award U.S. Competition and many others. Yankel Ginzburg has also been the subject of a full-length documentary art film, Ladders by Filke (2004) and numerous books written about the artist include The Art of Yankel Ginzburg by Alef Editions (1985), The Art and Life of Yankel Ginzburg, Vincent Lee Publishing (1994), and Ginzburg Multigraph Book, Print Studio, U.S.A (1995). Also many articles concerning the artist, his art and career can be found in major magazines worldwide such as the Georgetowner (1999), the Cigar Flavor Magazine, Israel (2000), the Itzuv Habait, Israel Magazine for House Design (2000), the Lifestyles Magazine, (2001), Leaders Magazine (2002), and many others. Today the art of Yankel Ginzburg can be found in many major private and public institutions, such as the Bat-Yam Museum, The Modern Museum of Art-Mexico, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, The Dallas Museum, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Russian White House, and many other important institutions.Life in the Fast Lane is one of the artist's largest and most highly respected works of original silk-screen (serigraph) art.
Edition:	Limited edition of two hundred and fifty impressions, numbered 58/250
Size:	22 X 30 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Buy Now	Price: $595.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon hand-made, laid paper and with full deckled margins as published in New York in the signed, limited edition. Signed by the artist in pencil along the lower margin and also numbered '58/250'. This is a superb, full colour impression and in excellent condition throughout. Life in the Fast Lane represents a colourful, original example of the contemporary art of Yankel Ginzburg.
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