Jazzman Solo
$4,500.00
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There’s a palpable breath held in the moment this drawing shows — you can almost hear the low, rich tone as the trombonist presses the mouthpiece and leans into the slide. Rendered in black pencil on paper, the study focuses on gesture and feeling: the strong, turned profile, the furrowed brow, and the taut muscles of the hand and forearm all convey concentration and physical commitment. Quick, energetic strokes around the horn and arm suggest movement and vibration, while denser, careful shading in the face gives presence and weight. The restrained palette keeps attention on the human act of making music rather than on surface detail, so the composition reads as both portrait and performance. It’s the kind of work that brings a room a sense of immediacy and soulful intensity — a quiet reminder of how sound can be seen in line and motion.
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Jazz Energy Original Black Pencil On Paper
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Andrew graduated with honors from the Imperial Academy of Arts in St.Petersburg. After completing his studies in 1994, he took part in a number of exhibitions.
In 1999 he was invited by a New England art group Bay Arts to take part in their exhibition and he spent a whole year in the United States. It was at Artexpo in New York in 2000 that he came across the work of Pino Daeni and the spanish painter Royo and realised the direction in which he wanted to take his art. His lush oils show the influence of these two artists and have a 1950's feel.
In different periods of his creative work, the leading themes of painting were dance: ballet dancers, flamenco and tango dancers, - jazz musicians, inspired female images. Andrew is also a brilliant draughtsman, who creates exquisite drawings. Artistic experiments in technique and the search for new themes for inspiration form the essence of the his creative search and professional path.
His artworks are selling successfully in the United States and the UK and has been represented at Sotheby's auctions. In 2006 Andrew received the highest award of the International Portrait Arts Festival in Toronto and the Medal of Honor in Oil from the American Artists Professional League.
Andrew has worked for many years with the Weinstein Art Management Company, various art galleries across the the United States and art galleries in Rochester, England.
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