Painter · Born in 1944 - United States

Sandy Sokoloff

32 Artworks

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'Reishit (Beginning)'

Acrylic on Canvas
72x104in

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'Gevurah (Discrimination)'

Acrylic on Canvas
72x104in

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Archangel Gabriel

Acrylic on Canvas
46x93in

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Archangel Haniel

Acrylic on Canvas
30x60in

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Archangel Michael

Acrylic on Canvas
38x78in

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Prophets_Moses

Acrylic on Canvas
48x96in

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'Roll Away the Stone (Silver Apples of the Moon)'

Acrylic on Canvas
40x60in

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'The Stone Hewn Out of the Mountain'

Acrylic on Canvas
48x72in

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Sandy Sokoloff

United States

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Credentials

Experienced Artist
Works on commission

« I am a naturalist painter, trained in Renaissance figure painting and weaned on post-impressionism. Form and light are discovered by looking within. »

Christopher Crosman, Founding Chief Curator of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and Executive Director of the Farnsworth Art Museum writes:

“I want to introduce you to artist Sandy Sokoloff. A native of Brooklyn, NY, he taught for many years in Boston before retreating to Vermont.

What interests me about his work is the way he uses architectural elements to frame and contain delicately atmospheric circles, orbs and "windows." He borrows from sacred architectural elements (Romanesque vaulting systems and oculi) to construct--via color and painterly brushwork--a new visual ontology of being and not being alluding to his interests in divine cosmology, seeing and believing.

If Rothko and Ken Noland had an illegitimate child, it could have been Sandy Sokoloff--while not accounting for his fierce, independent nature and isolating circumstances that mean few people know about his recent work.”