Rob Cox (1936) - Moeder en dochter





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Rob Cox, Moeder en dochter, a 1959 limited edition colour woodcut on rice paper, signed in pencil, 22/250, image size 54 x 36 cm with passe-partout 70 x 50 cm, in good condition and of Dutch origin, in a cubist interior scene.
Description from the seller
Kunstenaar: Rob COX (Geldrop, 1936)
Medium: kleuren houtsnede op rijstpapier
Datering: 1959
Genummerd: 22/250
Gesigneerd: met potlood
In zeer goede staat
Getiteld: moeder en dochter
passe partout 70 x 50cm - beeldmaat 54 x 36cm
Rob Cox
Biography
Born in New Jersey in 1934, artist Robert August Cox became a prolific American painter. From 1953 to 1956, Cox attended the Katharine Gibbs School of Art. He worked as a graphic designer until 1962 when he moved to California, where he accomplished the majority of his painting. Known for his floral still life images, artist Robert August Cox died in 2001.
Robert August Cox's oil paintings are best known for their neo-Victorian style. Cox painted many of his pieces during the 1970s and 1980s, and he tended to use a pallet knife in place of brushes. He earned the Brown Hammerson Medal of Honour in 1986 for services to the arts and served as a founding member for the Art Workers Coalition. Robert August Cox paintings' prices have increased with the popularity of his work. Explore other artists' collectible still life paintings for sale at Invaluable.
Kunstenaar: Rob COX (Geldrop, 1936)
Medium: kleuren houtsnede op rijstpapier
Datering: 1959
Genummerd: 22/250
Gesigneerd: met potlood
In zeer goede staat
Getiteld: moeder en dochter
passe partout 70 x 50cm - beeldmaat 54 x 36cm
Rob Cox
Biography
Born in New Jersey in 1934, artist Robert August Cox became a prolific American painter. From 1953 to 1956, Cox attended the Katharine Gibbs School of Art. He worked as a graphic designer until 1962 when he moved to California, where he accomplished the majority of his painting. Known for his floral still life images, artist Robert August Cox died in 2001.
Robert August Cox's oil paintings are best known for their neo-Victorian style. Cox painted many of his pieces during the 1970s and 1980s, and he tended to use a pallet knife in place of brushes. He earned the Brown Hammerson Medal of Honour in 1986 for services to the arts and served as a founding member for the Art Workers Coalition. Robert August Cox paintings' prices have increased with the popularity of his work. Explore other artists' collectible still life paintings for sale at Invaluable.

