Murray Tinkelman
Black Power Fist, Thumbs Up, Peace Sign - Hand Signals, 1974
Pen and Ink on Board
16 1/2 × 11 1/4 in / 41.9 × 28.6 cm
$ 5,500.00
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Murray Tinkelman builds his works out of tiny meticulously placed cross hatchings that are organized into horizontal and diagonal structures. Most are done with a ruler and some freehand. As...
Murray Tinkelman builds his works out of tiny meticulously placed cross hatchings that are organized into horizontal and diagonal structures. Most are done with a ruler and some freehand. As the viewer gets a closer page, Tinkelman's true genius and high standard of excellence reveal themselves. The details of the work become profound abstractions in themselves. Every line has meaning. Not one line is out of place. One could call this a neo-Pointillism in black and white. Clearly, this artwork exemplifies Tinkelman's exceptional ability to create powerful artworks out of tiny strokes. Murray Tinkelman has received honors fromThe Society of Illustrators, the Art Directors Club of New York, and the Society of Publications Designers. He has published work in “Atlantic Monthly,” “The New York Times,” and “The Washington Post,” " The Atlantic" "The Saturday Evening Post " among others. He is in the permanent collections of the Brooklyn Museum, Delaware Art Museum, the International Photography Hall of Fame & Museum, New Britain Museum of American Art, and Norman Rockwell Museum. br "