H. Barton Wasserman Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1929 - d. 2004

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      • SCULPTURE: H. Barton Wasserman (American, 1929-2004), Contemporary wall panel installation, 1979, eight rectangular particle board panels wrapped in cotton canvas and stapled on reverse, each panel with white border o...
        Jul. 22, 2024

        SCULPTURE: H. Barton Wasserman (American, 1929-2004), Contemporary wall panel installation, 1979, eight rectangular particle board panels wrapped in cotton canvas and stapled on reverse, each panel with white border o...

        Est: $200 - $400

        SCULPTURE: H. Barton Wasserman (American, 1929-2004), Contemporary wall panel installation, 1979, eight rectangular particle board panels wrapped in cotton canvas and stapled on reverse, each panel with white border of watercolor/ thinned acrylic paint, and thinly applied darker tone staining in horizontal pattern, each panel with different mark-making pattern, first panel signed, dated, and numbered in pencil along with inscription on how to hang, wear consistent with age including toning, comes with original crate in which it was stored until recently, sold as is, each panel: 59" h. x 2 3/4" w. x 2" d.

        Winter Associates, Inc.
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        Aug. 29, 2016

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        Est: $1,000 - $1,500

        H. BARTON (BART) WASSERMAN (PA, 1929-2004) - Untitled, cotton pulp on linen, in a white box frame, floated over white board under glass, OS: 35" x 44", SS: 29" x 38". Fine condition. In 1965, when he was a student at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Wasserman met another student, David Lynch, who had made a short film to enter in a contest. He gave Lynch $1,000 to make a second film, which the filmmaker later said helped launch his career. For 17 years, Mr. Wasserman worked on his farm in the province of Burgundy, France, and then lived in Paris, London, New York, and Santa Barbara, Calif., before moving to Coatesville, PA in 1989. Sold to benefit the Center for Maine Contemporary Art.

        Thomaston Place Auction Galleries
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