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Poplar tree in old village. Landscape. A superb impression with beautiful contrasts of light and dark. A fine and tonal impression.
Leo Kundas (b. 1953)“Poplar Tree”Etching, 1981.Signed and dated in pencil, lower right.Printed by Leo Kundas on BFK Rives paper.Plate: 17.75 x 17.5 cm (6.99 x 6.89 in)Sheet: 39 x 28.5 cm (15.35 x 11.22 in)
“When one thinks of traditional printmaking, instantly images of Dürer and Rembrandt come to mind. Leo Kundas draws from this tradition in a way that is uniquely his own.”-Phil Sanders, Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, New York City
“In his etchings and charcoal drawings, Kundas gives us brilliantly executed discourse between animated vibrating lines of a living being and perfectly formal lines of an architectural element. There is a vibrant dialogue of bursting energy and dry restraint which is sustained by his dynamic feel for composition and line.”-Valentina Belyeva, Museum in Europe
Artist Biography:Leo Kundas was born to a family of amateur artists and has been based in New York. He has had one-person shows at museums and exhibition halls in Europe. His work has been featured in several group shows at museums and cultural centers as well as in the PBS documentary, Lasting Impressions. In addition, his works are in public and corporate collections in the United States and Europe.
Collections:Museums in the United States and Czech Republic, including Zimmerli Art Museum in New Jersey, and others.Private collections in the United States, England, Italy, Germany, and Czech Republic.
Selected Exhibitions:1998 Single show, Synchronicity Space, SoHo, New York City2007, 2009 Single show, Grosvenor Museum of Fine Arts, Chester, England2008, 2009 Group show, Mimi Ferzt Gallery, SoHo, New York City
Selected Competitive Commissions:2009 Wall mural, 1,000 square feet, Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Upper East Side on East 86th Street, New York City2008-2010 Woodcut design for six Barnes & Noble shopping & tote Full refund given only if the work received is not as described. Please read complete description of work for sale before purchasing.
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