| Title: | 
    Untitled Maxwell 564 | 
  
     
      | Artist: | 
      Maxwell, Paul (Frost Prairie, Arkansas, Born, 1925) | 
    
     
      | Date: | 
      c. 1985 | 
    
     
      | Medium: | 
      Original Stencil & Acrylic Casting | 
    
     
      | Note: | 
      Paul Maxwell: An important modern American artist, 
        Paul Maxwell first studied art techniques at Principia College in St. 
        Louis (graduated, 1950). He then continued his studies at the Claremont 
        Graduate School, California, in Lousanne, Switzerland, and at the University 
        of Houston, where he also served as an art instructor. Maxwell also founded 
        the Contemporary Arts Foundation in Oklahoma City. Today examples of his 
        art will be found in the permanent collections of the Dallas Museum of 
        Fine Arts, Oklahoma Art Center, Houston Museum of Fine Arts, University 
        of Texas Museum of Fine Arts and DeCordova Museum, Massachusetts. | 
    
     
      |   | 
      A fine painter, muralist and sculptor, Paul Maxwell has 
        created large commissions for the Security Life Building, Denver, and 
        Will Rogers International Airport, Oklahoma City. His most famous works 
        of art, however, are found in the medium of original printmaking. In 1960, 
        Paul Maxwell created his first serigraph. Shortly after he began working in 
        lithography and experimented with stencil printing techniques. In 1975, 
        Paul Maxwell invented and patented his new print-making medium which he entitled, 
        'stencil casting'. Briefly, the process employs a type of acrylic paste-like 
        material which permits art of high relief and depth akin to sculpture 
        on either paper or canvas or other materials. Most usually (as is here 
        the case) an extremely heavy, rag paper is used. Editions for these unique 
        works of art range from 10 to 75 impressions. | 
    
     
      |   | 
      Paul Maxwell rarely titles his original works of art. Most, however, 
        contain a number which the artist has written on the verso. This striking 
        composition is numbered, "564". Examination of the paper (both recto and 
        verso) seems to indicate that the artist has used acrylic paint on the 
        entire image. As this impression is marked, artist proof, Paul Maxwell was 
        probably experimenting with tones and textures related to color and form. 
        It is thus probably a unique color impression. | 
    
     
      | Edition: | 
      Artist Proof Impression | 
    
     
      | Size: | 
      18 X 29 1/2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, 
        height preceding width of plate-mark or image.) | 
    
     
      |   | 
      UnMatted | 
    
     
      | Condition: | 
      Printed upon very heavy rag paper with the 'Arches' watermark 
        and with full deckled margins as published in the signed, limited edition. 
        Signed in pencil and annotated, 'A. P.' by the artist along the lower 
        margin. A fine colored impression and in excellent condition throughout. 
        This original stencil and acrylic casting represents a prime, original 
        example of the innovative art of Paul Maxwell. | 
    
     
      | Price: | 
      Sold - The price is no longer available. | 
  
	 
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