Details: Artist Signed SALVATORE GRIPPI STUDY OF HANDS IN PENCIL 1976 New York School Decorative Home/Office/Studio Original Artwork Unique Vintage

This studies in pencil bears the signature of its creator, noted New York School artist Salvatore Gripp and is dated 1976.

This piece measures approximately 23" x 29".

Worth Auctions is pleased to be offering a number of rare works by the important New York School painter Salvatore Grippi, who worked and exhibited alongside the likes of de Kooning, Nevelson, and Kline during the heyday of Abstract Expressionism in the 1950s. In 1968, Grippi established the art department at Ithaca College, where he taught until 1991. In 2011, he was honored with a solo retrospective at Cornell University's Johnson Museum of Art. This was the last time that Grippi's work was displayed in his hometown - until now. Worth Auctions is pleased and proud to be offering Grippi’s works to the public. He was a significant figure in postwar abstraction and his work from this period has graced the walls of MoMA, the Whitney, and the Met but has seldom appeared at auction. It is fitting that these pieces are being shown and sold here in Ithaca, where Grippi taught and maintained a studio for most of his career, while they are also visible to collectors all over the world.

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Condition / Notes: This piece displays a typical range of age and wear indications and may show some light toning or display minor marginal creasing.

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