I Hate Art That Hangs From Ceilings by Walter Robinson Offered in Modern & Contemporary Art Sale

From an early age, Louis Icart (French, 1888 – 1950) showed the potential of a great artist. Icart learned the techniques of 18th-century French masters like Jean-Antoine Watteau, Claude Monet, and Odilon Redon. Icart’s most famous paintings depict women in a sublime, sensual, and graceful way, often alongside pets. The facial expressions in his paintings are full of passion, dismay, or surprise. An oil on board painting by Louis Icart, titled Une Cigarette, is available in the upcoming Spring Sale of Modern & Contemporary Art. Dane Fine Art will also offer Flower Black and White by Andy Warhol, French Village 1 by Julian Opie, and Marilyn Monroe by Mr. Brainwash in this sale.

I Hate Art That Hangs From Ceilings by Walter Robinson is a notable acrylic on canvas work in the catalog. In the painting, a figure hangs by the neck on a rope from the ceiling alongside some hanging art, justifying the morbid title. The gray interior of the room contrasts with the colorful art and furniture in it. Robinson is a Neo-pop painter who captures commercialism and kitsch in the postmodern era. The artist wants his viewers to steer away from hard-wired, socially constructed responses and rather have individual responses to his art. Visit Bidsquare for more information on the upcoming Spring Sale of Modern & Contemporary Art and to browse other online auctions.