Paul Gallis (1946–2003), Geometric Still Life Study, Graphite/Ink on Paper
A finely executed geometric still life study by Paul Gallis (American, 1946–2003), depicting a rectangular prism, cylinder, and cube arranged on a neutral surface. Rendered with careful attention to proportion, shading, and light, the work reflects Gallis’s architectural sensibility and early training as a fine artist. Likely completed during the late 1960s while the artist was active in academic exhibitions, including Kaleidoscope ’69, this study illustrates his interest in form, volume, and spatial balance. Dimensions?Frame: 18 x 14 inches.
Condition
Perfect condition
A finely executed geometric still life study by Paul Gallis (American, 1946–2003), depicting a rectangular prism, cylinder, and cube arranged on a neutral surface. Rendered with careful attention to proportion, shading, and light, the work reflects Gallis’s architectural sensibility and early training as a fine artist. Likely completed during the late 1960s while the artist was active in academic exhibitions, including Kaleidoscope ’69, this study illustrates his interest in form, volume, and spatial balance. Dimensions?Frame: 18 x 14 inches.
Condition
Perfect condition
