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Abby Shahn
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Studio Visits by Appointment Only Post Office Box 95
E~mail: ashahn@psouth.net |
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Abby Shahn has been living and working in Maine since 1969; she is one of the state's most important and celebrated artists. Her work hovers between the figurative and the non-objective, showing that no boundaries are needed. She explains, "I believe that all painting is abstract. However, even in the most non-objective paintings, I always find there is an illusion of space that is a kind of realism." Critic Ken Greenleaf describes Shahn's ability to paint, as being like a highly-skilled jazz performer, she just picks up the horn and blows it, and what comes out has coherence, order, and emotional resonance. She sees, rhythm as the basis of all art. Her long list of solo shows includes Hinkley and Broehel Gallery, Midtown Galleries, Shepherd Gallery, and The Drawing Shop, all of New York, and Alice Bingham Gallery, Memphis, TN, The University of Maine at Farmington, and the Hobe Sound Galleries North, in Portland, Maine, among many others. She has been part of numerous juried and group shows in Pennsylvania, New York, Missouri, Minnesota, and throughout the Northeast.
Abby's work is collected and held in both public and private
collections across the U.S. including The Colby College Museum of Art,
the Walker Art Museum at Bowdoin College, The Farnsworth Art Museum, Union
Carbide and Southland Corporations, the New Jersey State Museum, and the
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, in Washington, DC. She was commissioned
in 2004 for a fresco panel installation at the Bingham Health Center in
Bingham, Maine, as well as an installation titled "The Damnation of the
Bureaucrats," for the University of Southern Maine and produced a silk
screen poster for the 2nd Maine Biennial.
2006 Exhibitions
June Fitzpatrick Gallery ~ November 2006
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M.A.G. Gallery Holdings
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| Prometheus
Egg tempera on paper with painted frame. 40"w X 54"h $6000.00 |
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| You'd Forget Your Head if it Wasn't Attached to Your Shoulders
Egg tempera on paper 98"w X 60"h $9,000.00 {unframed} |
Bird Udu Drum & Stand
Aprox 24"h $1000.00 |
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| Red Profile
Oil on clay tile. 14"w X 14"h {framed} $700.00 |
Blue Critter
Oil on canvas. 14"w X 14"h {framed} $900.00 |
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| Night Creatures
Gouache on paper in copper frame. 15"w X 18"h $900.00 |
Weird Clown
Mixed Media. 14 1/2"w X 24"h $700.00 |
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| A Field of Blackbirds
13'6"w X 5'h $12,000.00 {unframed} |
Found Photos/Lost Dreams
{from the Found Photograph Project}
| Fedora Boy - Ltd Edition of 30
Mounted Print 34"w X 44"h $700.00 |
Laughing Lady - Ltd Edition of 30
Mounted Print 34"w X 44"h $700.00 |
| The artwork on this site is protected
under United States and International copyright laws.
The visitor agrees not to reproduce, publish or distribute any of the displayed material without permission from the artist. |
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