21st Century Realism ARC Salon

21st Century Realism ARC Salon

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Alexandra Manukyan

Ethereal Aurum

Lot Closed

July 24, 04:01 PM GMT

Estimate

5,000 - 7,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

Alexandra Manukyan

Armenian

Ethereal Aurum, 2022


signed with monograph (lower right)

oil on linen laid on wood panel

panel: 24 by 18 in.; 60.9 by 45.7 cm

framed: 26 by 20 in.; 66 by 50.8 cm

Acquired directly from the artist

In the collection of the Art Renewal Center, 2023

New York, Sotheby’s, 16th International ARC Salon Exhibition, July 14 – 24, 2023

Various authors, International Realism: 16th International ARC Salon, ACC Art Books, Woodbridge, Suffolk 2023, illustrated p. 203

Alexandra Manukyan was born and raised in Armenia. She graduated from Fine Art College, and subsequently State Pedagogical University, where she majored in Teaching Fine Arts. Upon immigrating to Los Angeles in 1990, Alexandra's focus turned towards fashion. She graduated from fashion school and worked in the industry as a fashion designer for two decades. She also studied graphic design in various colleges. Her experience in graphic design gave her the opportunity to branch into the entertainment industry by becoming a freelancer and creating movie posters for various entertainment agencies.


For over twenty years, Alexandra has participated in numerous international and local solo, and group exhibitions in fine art galleries and museums. Alexandra left the fashion and entertainment industries to completely focus on fine art. Today, she teaches emerging artists from her studio, and creates artwork using the technical, and creative experience she has gained over the years.

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