Jack Gage (1946) - Blue Contemplation

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Jack GAGE (1946) - Blue Contemplation

A striking and decorative work by Jack Gage, in which two human figures are constructed from a powerful red-and-white and blue-and-white chessboard pattern.

The two figures seek to come closer to each other, creating a strong interplay between color, geometry, movement, and intimacy.

The pronounced red and blue contrasts especially beautifully with the dark background and gives the work, seen from a distance, a strong visual presence.

The chessboard structure follows the contours of the bodies and enhances the sense of volume and motion.

The combination of contemporary imagery with a playful, sensuous composition makes this a true eye-catcher in both modern and eclectic interiors.

The work is signed at the bottom and offered including the pictured frame.

Artist: Jack Gage
Dimensions without frame: 60cm x 90cm
Dimensions with frame: 67cm x 97cm
Style: Neo-pop / contemporary cubism
Equipped with a stylish gallery frame
The work comes with a certificate of authenticity. The certificate accompanies the painting.

Careful and prompt worldwide shipping.

Seller's Story

Brussels Art Gallery is a Belgian online art gallery, active since 2020. We carefully select classical, modern and contemporary paintings for art lovers and collectors worldwide. Our works have found their way into collections all across Europe and well beyond, from Japan to the United States. Careful presentation, safe packaging and reliable worldwide shipping are central.
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Jack GAGE (1946) - Blue Contemplation

A striking and decorative work by Jack Gage, in which two human figures are constructed from a powerful red-and-white and blue-and-white chessboard pattern.

The two figures seek to come closer to each other, creating a strong interplay between color, geometry, movement, and intimacy.

The pronounced red and blue contrasts especially beautifully with the dark background and gives the work, seen from a distance, a strong visual presence.

The chessboard structure follows the contours of the bodies and enhances the sense of volume and motion.

The combination of contemporary imagery with a playful, sensuous composition makes this a true eye-catcher in both modern and eclectic interiors.

The work is signed at the bottom and offered including the pictured frame.

Artist: Jack Gage
Dimensions without frame: 60cm x 90cm
Dimensions with frame: 67cm x 97cm
Style: Neo-pop / contemporary cubism
Equipped with a stylish gallery frame
The work comes with a certificate of authenticity. The certificate accompanies the painting.

Careful and prompt worldwide shipping.

Seller's Story

Brussels Art Gallery is a Belgian online art gallery, active since 2020. We carefully select classical, modern and contemporary paintings for art lovers and collectors worldwide. Our works have found their way into collections all across Europe and well beyond, from Japan to the United States. Careful presentation, safe packaging and reliable worldwide shipping are central.
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Details

Artist
Jack Gage (1946)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Blue Contemplation
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United States
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
67 cm
Width
97 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
BelgiumVerified
480
Objects sold
100%
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