- Anne Wienholt
- Stubby Penguin, 1989
- Graphite and Color Charcoal
- 8.25 x 7.375 in
- Framed: 19.75 x 17.25 x 0.4375 in
- Signature: Signed in pencil "A Wienholt" lower right-hand corner. Titled and dated in pencil "S.F. Zoo 1989" lower left-hand corner.
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Not For Sale
Framed under 98% ultra-violet filtering, abrasion resistent acrylic.
This graphite and color charcoal drawing is part of the Flora and Fauna series from Wienholt, a group of drawings featuring the more intriguing plants and animals in our world.
Anne Wienholt, a mid twentieth century woman artist, was concerned with capturing “the curious, strange and wonderful.”
Leaving Australia to study art in New York City during WWII, she soon broke with social convention by marrying a Japanese American artist and pursuing a serious art career while raising 3 daughters.
Wienholt’s work, which spans 8 decades, showcases her capacious spirit and mastery over form. In her words: “Art is a hunt. The clues are marks on paper, shapes in metal. The quarry one self. ”
- Subject Matter: Animals