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Ilene Meyer
A Surrealist
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"Medusa II" Limited Edition Serigraph
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Biography Ilene Meyer is an internationally published artist who has received critical acclaim since the mid 80’s. She was born in Seattle, Washington. After studying painting and drawing technique, she made her debut in 1979 in solo gallery shows in Washington.
Extraordinarily rich and expressively rendered, Ilene Meyer's oil paintings and prints wrap viewers in the mists and myths of creation, exploring fantastical creatures and imaginary landscapes with piercing clarity and passion.
As surreal as Picasso or Dali, as evocative as Georgia O'Keeffe, this glossy gallery introduces sci-fi and New Age visualists to the first full-scale retrospective collection of Meyer's work. Invoking themes of ecology, conservation, culture, and civilization, Meyer's paintings pronounce that all existence is interconnected and that all souls are intertwined.
Based on her own imagination, boundless creativity, and precise detail, her paintings cover a wide variety of subjects both created and real: man, animals, plants, still life, and the universe, all encompassing science, philosophy and cultures fused with a profound understanding of the earth. She depicts her subjects in rich and clear colors encompassing a broad range of events on earth from past, present and future, inviting us into her imaginary world carrying message which vary according to the viewer.
Already a cultural sensation in Japan and the subject of numerous articles and interviews and a documentary film, Meyer is perfectly primed to enchant America with her bold, painterly style. This is the first collection of Ilene Meyer paintings to be published in the U.S.
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Artists (Listed Alphabetically by Last Name)
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Raphael Abecassis (Multi-layer) |
Shlomo
Alter |
Helen Anikst |
Charles Apt
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Juan
Carlos Arango |
Rita Asfour
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Andrew Atroshenko
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Guillaume
Azoulay |
Gary Benfield
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Slava
Brodinsky |
Marysia
Burr |
John
Michael Carter |
Jacob
Chayat |
Alexander
Chen |
Edward
Colarik |
Christine Comyn |
Joseph
Dawley |
E. Denis
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Neal Doty
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Nissan
Engel |
Lee Dubin
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Erte
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Jiang Tie
Feng |
Ming
Feng |
Ferjo |
Daniella_Foletto |
Derrick
Greaves |
Dima Gorban |
Don
Hatfield | Hava
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Lu Hong |
Yenfen
Huang |
Michael
Kachan |
Irit Kalechman |
John Kelly |
Michael Kerman |
John Kollig
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Anatole Krasnyansky | Dorit Levi |
Didier
Lourenco |
Aldo Luongo
| Batia Magal
| Peter Max
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Barbara
McCann |
Thomas
McKnight |
Alex
Meilichson |
Anatoly
Metlan |
Ilene Meyer
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Henry
Miller |
Ron Mondz |
Victoria Montesinos |
Valter
Morais |
Adriana
Naveh | Michael
Nelson |
Robert
Lyn Nelson |
Miquela
Nicolau |
John Nieto
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Chuck
Oberstein |
S. Sam Park
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Linnea
Pergola |
Pino |
John Powell
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William
Nelson |
Jan Parker
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Alex Perez
Picasso Estate Collection |
Henri
Plisson |
Linda Pirri
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Andre
Renoux |
Annie
Retivat |
Michael Rosenvain | Patrick
Ryan |
Francisco Sainz |
Marco
Sassone |
David
Schluss |
James Scoppettone |
Jane
Wooster Scott |
Francis
Sevitt |
George
Shelly |
Viktor
Shvaiko |
Stephen Shortridge |
Vadik
Suljakov |
Rina
Sutzkever |
James
Talmadge |
Tarkay |
Mary Bradish Titcomb |
Christian Title |
Itzhak
Tordjman |
Yuri
Tremler |
Lloyd Van Pitterson |
Doug Webb
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Cao Yong |
Caroline
Young |
Joanna
Zjawinska |
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