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Leo Amino (1911–1989): Pioneering mid-century American modernist who challenged traditional sculpture using cast plastics.
Sourced directly from the notable estate of Toronto sculptor and choreographer Janak Khendry, Ovoid with Refractional Internal Form and Colour is a stellar example of Leo Amino’s historic experiments with cast plastics. As a pioneering Japanese-American modernist who taught at Black Mountain College, Amino was the first artist in the United States to utilize synthetic resins to manipulate light and translucent space. This rare mid-century sculpture brings museum-grade American modernism into conversation with Nash Gallery’s premier historical offerings.
Promenade de Dimanche
22″ x 18″
Soldier at Well (1833)
9 11/16″ x 13 3/4″
Printemps: Pres de Barachoix(Spring: Near to Barachoix)
20″ x 24″
Charlevoix
13″ x 15″
Vers St Mathieu du Parc P. Que
18″ x 24″
Pointe au Pic (La Malbaie)
20″ x 24″
Atlantic Coast
Near Bass Rock Mass.
20”x24”
Mt Columbia
16”x20″
Mackenzie Garden and Shower 2001
11” x 14”
Gray Day, Gatineau River
15 1/2” x 19 5/8”
Big Eyed Girl with Pussy Willows
12″ x 16″
Artificial Flowers 1958
3 7/8” x 10”
Untitled
24” x 18 1/2”
Coastal Series
9 1/2” x 8”
Cootes Paridise from Burlington Heights
21″ x 29″
Scene in Nova Scotia
14 1/4” x 22”
An American Riverfront Evening
20” x 14”
A Surfacing Northern Pike
11″ x 14″
1864-1953
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