William (Bill) Quigley, Original Painting on Paper, Signed

This outstanding original mixed media with gouache, ink, and washes on paper is by American Pop Abstract Expressionist and Portraitist William (Bill) Quigley. Made on a large sheet of paper, Quigley uses a monochromatic palette to freely paint expressive brushstrokes with written statements including Did You Do That, Bob Ross Sick Amor, and I Paint a Lot of Portraits amongst crossed-out words, a sycamore tree, and an homage to Basquiat’s crown. Quigley paints portraits for politicians, movie and sport stars, and celebrities of all realms, with its most famous, a Portrait of Donald Trump who purchased it for $100,000 shortly before his meteoric political rise to the White House. Quigley’s work is held in the estates of Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and William De Kooning, the MOCA and Philadelphia Museum of Art as well as in 450 international private collections. Signature, date and statement on lower right: WQ 2011 Yes We Can. Housed in a floating white wooden frame. Artwork dimensions: 34.50″L x 47″H. Frame size: 38.50″L x 50″H x 1.75″W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment. Artwork provenance from the private collection of William Quigley.

Artist: William Quigley (American b. 1961)
Issued: c. 2010
Dimensions: See Description
Country of Origin: United States