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Lot 148: Ionel Talpazan Outsider Landscape on Paper

Est: $100 USD - $200 USDPassed
The Benefit Shop Foundation IncMount Kisco , NY, USAugust 05, 2020

Item Overview

Description

An work on paper landscape of New York City possibly illustrating the Majestic on East 72nd Street and Central Park West by 20th / 21st Century outsider artist Ionel Talpazan (1955-2015, Romanian). ‘Born in Romania in 1955, Ionel Talpazan was raised in a foster home. When he was 8 years old, he experienced the presence of a UFO while sleeping by a lake close to his home: he witnessed a craft appear and hover above him, and was enveloped by a beam of blue light for a brief period of time. From this moment on, Talpazan realized he possessed knowledge of UFO technology for which he could not account, but which he felt compelled to share through drawings. In 1987, he escaped Romania by swimming the Danube River, and lived in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, and was eventually able to emigrate to the US as a political refugee. He lives in New York City, where he often sells his work on the street. Like other Outsider Artists whose creativity is mediumistic, UFO experiencers feel they are channeling information and images from an otherworldly source, and produce artwork as a way of partnering with this source. For decades, Talpazan has been engaged in what he considers to be research of UFO technology by producing countless drawings on board, depicting alien spacecraft. These are often colorful, dynamic views of what a craft might look like to the human eye, and also diagrammatic views that depict the inner workings of alien technology. Talpazan’s work is driven by a powerful and generative paradox: he feels he possesses knowledge for which no measurable language yet exists, yet he feels obliged to present it to the world in a palpable way. This challenge is what charges each drawing with energy. His crafts appear to whirl at high speeds, propelled by complex but believable propulsion systems. Talpazan’s strong conviction in his unexplained knowledge is what gives these drawings their authority, and his lifelong dedication to sharing his vision with us is truly awe-inspiring.’ bio written by Jenifer P. Borum on Outsider Art Fair website. This work is matted and unframed. It is in a cellophane bag. The work is signed and dated Ionel Talpazan NYC ‘95. The work itself measures approximately 17 in wide by 14 in high. The overall measurements are approximately 20 in wide by 16 in high. The work on paper appears to be in good condition. BIO OF COLLECTOR: Estelle Goodman (1930-2007, American) was a modernist expressionist painter and sculptor during the mid 20th Century in New York. Ms. Goodman resided at the fabled Majestic on Central Park West at 72nd Street in Manhattan and had an art studio in her apartment. This work is from the Collection of Estelle Goodman. A collection that has only now been rediscovered. Her artist studio home had been vacant and under lock and key since 2007. The works in this fresh to the market trove of modernist, expressionist, abstract and mid century paintings and sculpture are on the market for the first time in decades. Ms. Goodman studied at and graduated from Barnard College. As a woman artist, Ms. Goodman often explored concepts of the human figure in both sculpture and painting. Ms. Goodman was known to have cast at the Modern Art Foundry in Astoria, Queens, New York. This was an important American foundry that cast works from many of the leading sculptors working in the mid century period, including Miro, Archipenko, Noguchi, Lachaise and Lipchitz. She was a member of various arts institutions including the Artist-Craftsmen of New York, the New Jersey Society of Painters and Sculptors, the Yonkers Art Association, the Knickerbocker Artists and League of Present Day Artists. Ms. Goodman’s exhibitions included the Knickerbocker Artists, 1961-64; the Allied Artists of America, 1963-65; the Audubon Artists, 1965; the National Design Center, New York, 1966; the W & J Sloane Co. Galleries, 1967. Her awards included, New Jersey Society of Painters and Sculptors, 1963 & 1967; the Yonkers Art Association; the Vermont Arts Club. sculpture, statue, mid century modern, abstract, abstract expressionism, modernism, woman artist, women artist, 20th century artist, American artist, home decor, interior design, decorative art, New York school. 11

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Auction Details

August 5 Estelle Goodman Estate Auction

by
The Benefit Shop Foundation Inc
August 05, 2020, 10:00 AM EST

185 Mount Kisco Ave Suite 101, Mount Kisco , NY, 10549, US

Terms

Buyer's Premium

28.0%

Bidding Increments

From:To:Increment:
$0$9$1
$10$29$5
$30$99$10
$100$499$25
$500$999$50
$1,000$1,999$100
$2,000$4,999$250
$5,000$9,999$500
$10,000$49,999$1,000
$50,000$99,999$5,000
$100,000+$10,000

Auction Terms & Conditions march 2020

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Shipping Terms

Buyers are responsible for all packing and shipping arrangements.
We do not have an in-house shipping department.

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Email: info@asapetc.com


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Serving Tri- State Area
Cell #: 203-449-8567