Artist: John Suchy, American (1946 - ) Title: New York City Lights Year: 1993 Medium: 3-D Screenprint, signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil Edition: 30/325 Size: 4 x 2 in. (10.16 x 5.08 cm) Frame Size: 13.5 x 12 inches
Artist: John Suchy, American (1946 - ), Title: New York City Lights, Year: 1993, Medium: 3-D Screenprint, signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil, Edition: 30/325, Size: 4 x 2 in. (10.16 x 5.08 cm), Frame Size: 13.5 x 12 inches
John Suchy, American (B. 1946) 3-D Screen print Collage "New York City, 1989" Signed. Sight measures 20" x 13-5/8". Frame measures 25-1/4" x 19". Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Domestic Shipping: $135.00
Artist: John Suchy, American (1946 - ) Title: Dancing Girls On The Rocks, Japan Year: 1993 Medium: 3-D Screenprint, signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil Edition: 12/300 Size: 2.5 x 4 in. (6.35 x 10.16 cm) Frame Size: 12.25 x 13.5 inches
John Suchy (American, New York, b.1946). Collection of six 3D Pop Art Views of Manhattan. All six original lithographs / silkscreens are pencil titled, signed, and limited edition numbered by John Suchy. LOOK OUT N.Y.C. Limited Edition: 123/350. Year: 1993. BROADWAY LIGHTS. Limited edition: 55 /325. Year: 1993. MIDNIGHT CRUISE, N.Y.C. Edition: 91/325. Year: 1992. BLIMPS OVER MIDTOWN. Edition: 205/300. Date: 1993. MOON OVER MANHATTAN. Edition: 201/300. Year: 1993. TIMES SQUARE. Edition: 183/300. Year: 1993. All six lithographs/silkscreens are individually mounted in a single frame and are individually custom matted under glass. Dimensions: Framed: 21 inches x 28 inches. Condition: good original custom framed estate condition. Provenance: New York City, NY Estate.
John Suchy (*1946), US-American Pop-Art artist from New York in the style of James Rizzi, ''The big apple rush hour'', staggered 3-D color serigraph, signed lower right and num 83/450, 16,5 x 14,5 cm, behind glass and passepartout in original box frame 35 x 32 cm
John Suchy (*1946), US-American Pop-Art artist from New York in the style of James Rizzi, ''Hey lady did you have a good day at the stock exchange?'', staggered 3-D color serigraph, signed and dated 2000, inscribed and num. 33/300, 13 x 24 cm, behind glass and passepartout in original box frame 43 x 31 cm
John Suchy (*1946), US-American Pop-Art artist from New York in the style of James Rizzi, ''The sign of the times NYC'', staggered 3-D-color serigraphy, bottom right signed and dated 2001, inscribed, as well as num 59/450, 16 x 13 cm, behind glass and passepartout in original box frame 34,5 x 31 cm
John Suchy (*1946), US-American Pop-Art artist from New York in the style of James Rizzi, ''New York City heck of a town'', staggered 3-D color serigraphy, bottom right signed and dated 2002, center inscribed, bottom right numbered 41/450, 17 x 18 cm, behind glass and passepartout in original box frame 35 x 34 cm
John Suchy (*1946), U.S. Pop artist from New York in the style of James Rizzi, ''What a busy little town! NYC'', staggered 3-D color serigraph, signed lower right by hand, inscribed and numbered 16/450, 27 x 25 cm, behind glass and passepartout in original box frame 48 x 43 cm
John Suchy (*1946), US-American Pop-Art artist from New York in the style of James Rizzi, ''Don't you just love this town NYC'', staggered 3-D color serigraphy, bottom center signed and dated 2002 as well as num 46/450, 22 x 21 cm, behind glass and passepartout in original box frame 40 x 39 cm
John Suchy The Perfect Manhattan N.Y.C. Memories ,Framed it is roughly, 14 x 19 x 2" and weighs, 3lb 12 oz Condition as pictured, unless otherwise noted. If you have any question please contact us.
**First Time At Auction** John Suchy (American, b. 1946)."The Hot Dog Man" 3D lithograph in colors, 1991. Edition 4 of 450, 1991. Signed, dated, numbered, and titled in pencil below the image. "The Hot Dog Man" is a wonderful three-dimensional construction comprised of two lithographs by John Suchy. In the foreground of this New York street scene, a seasoned hot dog vendor is handing over a tasty hot dog to the driver of a yellow taxi. His fully equipped hot dog cart is inscribed with the words "FRANKFURTERS" and "HOT KNISHES" - and the flaps of its classic yellow and blue umbrella announce "SAUSAGES" and "BEEF". Crowds of people are visible across the street, and Manhattan's amazing skyline rises in the distance. A typical day in NYC, albeit prior to 9/11 given the presence of the World Trade Center's twin towers which tragically fell during the devastating attacks. Size: 7.4" L x 6.4" W (18.8 cm x 16.3 cm) Size (frame): 19" L x 15" W (48.3 cm x 38.1 cm) Artist's Statement: "I was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York in 1946. In 1952 my family moved out to Westbury, Long Island where I spent the remainder of my childhood. My parents Mary & Lenny worked very hard so my sisters and I could enjoy our childhood. I was introduced to art at an early age by my Uncle John Graham, a self taught Artist. After High School I attended the School Of Visual Arts in Manhattan and studied there for three years, with many talented teachers, including, Burne Hogarth, Eugine Carlin & Marshall Arisman. After Graduating from Visual Art I worked for the next 15 years in New York City, for large and small advertising agencies & magazines, learning and applying advertising, promotional and illustration skills. During these years I attended night classes at the School of Visual Arts , the Pan American Art School and the Art Students League in N.Y.C. For three years at night, I studied with John Gundelfinger at the School of Visual Arts who taught through many different lessons, not a style of drawing but a way of looking at objects no matter how complicated and breaking them down to their simplest form. While attending the Art Students League I studied figure drawing with the great Gustav Rehberger, who taught how to look and feel the motion of the figure in front of you. I also studied figure Drawing at the Art Students League with Michael Burbon & Anthony Palumbo. In the seventies while living on the upper Westside of Manhattan I started drawing the elegant architectural landmarks as well as the Human landmarks of the neighborhood. I started displaying my Art on the sidewalks of Manhattan in 1974 at neighborhood shows around town or by selecting various street corners in Manhattan and just opening up my display and watching out for the police. Now artist can display their art all around town but in those days you had to build your displays to be able to fold up in hurry. On the streets I met all kinds of people, and received many criticism and suggestions both good and bad about my art. If an artist's wants to get a response from their art , the street's are the best place for that, if you can take criticism. My severest critic was a dog, who used my display for a fire hydrant. Many people would stop and talk about art, themselves, and the many problems they faced living in the city. By displaying on the streets, I received various commissions including portraits of people, brownstones, homes, boats, animals, landscapes, city scenes, & restaurants scenes (interiors & exteriors) . I also learned about many scenes of Manhattan that New Yorkers and Tourist from all around the world found special. Since 1982, I haves been working in the Three Dimensional medium. My hero has always been Red Grooms. I saw his Fabulous show at the Whitney Museum & was floored. In 1977 I use to display my art on 5th Avenue, near the Metropolitan Museum of Art & sometimes with the famous artist, James Rizzi. I always enjoyed his colorful etchings, so when I saw his 3-D art in a New York City Art gallery & I fell in love with this Hand-Cut medium. It's still is a popular medium and I feel it gives a lot of pop to my work and adds more fun to the images. Drawing is the backbone of everything I do. My love of detail and New York City, is obvious to people who enjoy my subject matter and my sense of humor. Besides New York City I have completed editions of Washington. DC & Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2006 I was very lucky to meet my now good friend & European representative, Klaus Dieter Brand. Since then we have have had many Art show adventures in Germany & Poland. We have worked on completing 3-D editions of Koln, Marburg, Berlin & Rosenheim, Germany. He has made many of my Art Dreams come true & I can never thank him enough. Displaying my art on the streets of NYC is still my hobby. I love to drive into Manhattan every now & then and just pick a spot and set up my display. By the end of the day I have met many interesting people, heard some very interesting stories, made some new contacts, had many laughs & made some sales. People that stop sometimes really open up their feelings about many things. You can't beat that ! Some people look down on an artist that does this, but to each their own." I am always working on new images of New York City because, There are millions of Drawings & Paintings to be done of this city & I hope to live to be 200 years old, However, I will be happy to reach 150. Recently I moved to Saint Augustine, Florida & and now I am working on scenes of this beautiful city & the surrounding areas, using various mediums . It's a new adventure for my wife Mirian and I & already we have so met many interesting people." Provenance: private Goldstein collection, Denver, Colorado, USA. The Goldstein's have amassed their collection over the past six decades. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #177051
John Suchy, born 1946, Two 3D lithographs, a. The George Washington Bridge..., 58/450, autographed, PP: 22.5 x 12 cm, frame 47 x 37 cm and The Brooklin Bridge.., 18/450, autographed, PP: 15 x 16.5 cm, frame: 35 x 37.5 cm, frame slight traces of use . German Description: John Suchy, geb. 1946, Zwei 3 -D-Lithos, a. The George Washington Brigde..., 58/450, handsigniert, PP: 22.5 x 12cm, Rahmen 47 x 37 cm und The Brooklin Bridge.., 18/450, handsigniert, PP: 15 x 16.5 cm, Rahmen: 35 x 37.5 cm, Rahmen l. Gebr.spuren
John Suchy (American, New York, 1946-). 3D serigraph The City That Never Sleeps! N.Y.C. Memories. Titled, signed, dated 2001 and numbered 333/450 in pencil. Image 2 1/2" x 3 3/8" (with frame 11" x 11 1/2").
"DO YOU MISS THE GRAFFITI OF NEW YORK CITY" titled, signed and inscribed by the artist John Suchy 2011 - "DO YOU MISS THE GRAFFITI OF NEW YORK". John Suchy (Brooklyn, New York 1946). Mixed media lithograph. Limited Edition of 450. Dimensions: mat: 15.6" x 12", sight: 10.75" x 7.25". Condition: good original condition. Provenance: acquired directly from the artist. Classic New York Subway Experience.
Framed limited edition silkscreen signed, numbered and titled by the artist in ink: John Suchy 1997. John Suchy (Brooklyn, N.Y. 1946). Skyline view of New York City with the World Trade Center, Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, etc. Title: The taste of the town, N.Y.C.. Edition 10/60. Dimension: custom famed: 24.25" x 22.6"; sight: 17" x 15" . Condition: very good framed condition. Provenance: New York City, New York estate
