This multi-color painting brightens any room and mood. This single statement piece almost five feet high is all you need on a single wall. This painting was donated to a charity auction in 1991 where I was lucky enough to win it as first prize. One of the interesting aspects is how the colors and look seems to change in different light.
Height 58"
Width 41"
Depth 1"
Micheal Madigan paintings never go on sale, nor are they found in auctions. This was valued at $11,500 in September 2013, so I am sure the value has increased. If you love it but can't afford this price, make me an offer I can't refuse.
This from the artist Sept 27, 2013 (Provenance included with painting):
Micheal Madigan (sometimes spelled Michael Madigan)
2019 Greenwood Avenue
Hamilton, NJ08609
www.michealmadigan.com
I created the painting “Untitled “ (dimensions 41”x58”) acrylic on canvas in the fall of 1990 in my studio in Hamilton, New Jersey, U.S.A. It had been exhibited with a body of my work at MercerCountyCollege in 1991, and then was donated by me to a charity in New York City for fundraising purposed.
The retail value of current works in the U.S. market of similar scale, established by recent retail sales prices (as of September, 2013) is between $11,000 and $11,550.
Micheal Madigan
About Micheal Madigan:
Micheal Madigan was born in Altoona, Pennsylvania in 1957 and stayed through the mid-1970’s. Once a strong center for railroading and mining, the region was an early casualty of America’s industrial decline. The decline of the region’s industrial base, rapid social change, and uprooting changes in American social traditions formed Madigan’s early artistic sensibilities.
Formal studies in Fine Art introduced European painters who influenced his early works. Artists from the COBRA movement and the Catalan master Antoni Tapies marked a transition in Madigan’s painting from formal realism to expressionism and a hybrid form of nonobjective mixed media painting. Through the 1980’s and 1990’s his work explored the power of dynamic color and emphasized the evocative potential of nonrepresentational painting.
Projects in Ireland and visits to Southern England, Italy, Spain and the American southwest have influenced the character of Madigan’s painting. Today his work explores the nature of memory, its structure and how it is modeled and changed by time. Although still quantified as abstract in an aesthetic sense, his work often escapes simple qualification.
About this sale:
You can also find Michael Madigan paintings at (1) Strikoff Fine Art, NY city (2) Morpeth Contemporary Art, Hopewell NJ (3) James Gallery, Pittsburgh, (4) Aisling Group Fine Art Washington DC. Check if these places ever, ever have a Michael Madigan painting for sale. They also never go to auction. This is an incredible deal.
Contact me for more info: Jane@JaneGordon.com or 212-688-8600.
