'Jerusalem of Gold (Golden Apples of the Sun)'
Acrylic on Canvas
40x60in
$6,740
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Sandy Sokoloff
United States
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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Canvas , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 35x34in
- Edition : 10 / 10
- Artist's proof : 1
About this artwork
This work is offered as a limited edition of ten (10) glicee prints on stretched canvas, framed and ready to hang. I have signed and numbered each print on the back.
The Lighthouse was painted as the COVID pandemic still raged. It is at once a geometric color abstraction as well as an ode to the dead and dying. There are eight circles arranged around a central illuminated void. The spheres are connected by an octagon which appears and disappears… - is "seen and not seen". In kabbalistic teachings, the number seven symbolizes perfection – perfection that is achievable via natural means – while eight symbolizes that which is beyond nature and its’ (inherently limited) perfection.
“Let Your light from the lighthouse shine on me - Shine on well, let it shine on”
The Lighthouse was painted as the COVID pandemic still raged. It is at once a geometric color abstraction as well as an ode to the dead and dying. There are eight circles arranged around a central illuminated void. The spheres are connected by an octagon which appears and disappears… - is "seen and not seen". In kabbalistic teachings, the number seven symbolizes perfection – perfection that is achievable via natural means – while eight symbolizes that which is beyond nature and its’ (inherently limited) perfection.
“Let Your light from the lighthouse shine on me - Shine on well, let it shine on”
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. »
Sandy Sokoloff (b. Brooklyn, NY 1944) attended Queens College, CUNY before enrolling at Boston University School of Fine Arts. He received a BFA in 1966, attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Drawing (1968) and received an MFA in Painting, 1969. He taught at Wellesley College (1969-76); Tanglewood Institute (1971); Boston University (1977-78); Art Institute of Boston (1979-80). He had residencies at MacDowell Colony (1973, 1980) and extensive exhibitions in New York and Boston beginning in 1973 and culminating in 1993 when he reached a spiritual and artistic impasse. After a twenty-year hiatus, he deepened his investigation into the spiritual nature of art. By 2019 he had produced the ‘Sephirot’ series which extrapolates the imagery of ancient Judaic mysticism. During the COVID pandemic he produced the ‘Archangels’ series (2019), ‘Prophets’ series (2020) and the ‘Light from the Lighthouse’) series (2020-21). He began his current Oculus ('Eye of God’) series in 2022.
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Light from the Lighthouse
$2,910
