Browse our selection of mixed media art and explore a wide array of works from distinguished artists including Richard Hambleton, Emil Lukas, Marc Quinn among others.

Mixed Media

Laddie John Dill (American, b. 1943).This work is offered unframed.

Cobalt Mesa

Charles Ross (American, b. 1937).This work is offered unframed.

Solar Burn in the Time It Takes Sunlight to Reach the Earth

Matthew Day Jackson (American, b. 1974). "I feel as though being an artist is not so different from being an astronaut. I venture to places never seen, and report back on my experience. While on my journey into the unknown, I am protected by a suit made of all of my experiences, with an undergarment made of the culture that has created the person that I am. My hardened skin inscribed with the sum of everything protects me as I discover myself." —Matthew Day Jackson

April 10, 1964

Fletcher Benton (American, 1931-2019).This work is offered framed.

Untitled

Jenny Cowern&nbsp;(British, 1943–2005).Framed in wood on white background.

Emil Lukas (American, b. 1964).Sold as a set of 7.

First Frost

Pascual Navarro (Venezuelan, 1923-1986).This work is offered in a wood frame with linen mat.

Matthew Ritchie (British, b. 1964)This work is framed in a lightbox.

A Meeting and a Fate

Wilder Alison (American, b. 1986)This work is offered unframed.

Daniel Turner (American, b. 1983)This work is framed under plexiglass.

Untitled 4

Matt Sheridan Smith (American, b. 1980)This work is offered unframed.

Pattern Portrait (pilot)

Ross Iannatti (American, b. 1998)This work is offered unframed.

Hysteresis/Small no. 8

Hysteresis/Small no. 6

Sam Falls (American, b. 1984)This work is offered framed.

Untitled (Painted Photograms, Lattice 71)

Richard Whitten (American, b. 1958).Formerly in the collection of the Triton Art Museum, Santa Clara, California. Whitten's early work may loosely be termed geometric abstraction, but he is best known for his later representational paintings that combine his interest in architecture, invented machinery and toys. Whitten is also known for his toy-like sculptures. His paintings and drawings are essentially representational but have strong ties to geometric abstraction. A native of New York City, Richard Whitten first attended the Collegiate School before studying economics at Yale where he received his BA in 1980. He then constructed a personal painting program at Yale where he studied with Gretna Campbell and Samia Halaby. In 1987, he received his Masters in Fine Art from the University of California, Davis where he studied with Wayne Thiebaud, Manuel Neri and Robert Arneson, among others. Whitten began his teaching career at Penn State in 1989 and, in 2006, was appointed professor of Painting at Rhode Island College, a position he continues to hold. From 2016–2018, he also served the college as chair of the art department. The artist's work was discussed in detail in the feature article, "Richard Whitten: Portals to the Unconscious" in the January 2017 issue of The Artist's Magazine and was also included in the PBS video series Networks (2015–2016). His paintings have been featured on the cover of both The Artist Magazine (September, 2017) and American Psychologist Magazine (January, 2016). Whitten has exhibited widely and with success and has been the subject of solo exhibitions at numerous national museums including the Newport Art Museum, Seattle's Frye Art Museum, Wheaton College in Massachusetts and at the Zillman Art Museum at the University of Maine Museum of Art among others. Speaking of his work, the artist has said: “My paintings imply the existence of places and objects of desire that, like the garden and flowers in Alice in Wonderland, can be glimpsed but neither reached nor acquired. They are about intellectual play.”

L'Obscurité, Trompe L'Oeil

Aaron Young (American, b. 1972).This work is offered unframed.

Never Work (Moho 5 Circles Silver)

Raphael Mazzucco (Canadian, b. 1965).Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Into the Ocean 

Leo Gabin (Belgian, established 2000).

Two on Sidewalk

Leo Villareal (American, b. 1967).Temporal actions of light into abstract imaging using LED, custom software and sequencing.

Bulbox 5.0

Tom Dash (American, b. 1975).Through his time in Richard Prince's studio, Dash developed a keen sense for developing his own style of appropriation in his work. <a href="https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/interiors/a-modernist-collection" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Plaza: A Modernist Collection</a>

Beauty Parade

Eyeful

James Rosenquist (American, 1933-2017).Mixed media, framed.

Time Lines

Kota Ezawa (German, b.1969).This piece is final sale and not eligible for return.

The Melody of Destiny

Kota Ezawa (German, b. 1969).This piece is final sale and not eligible for return.

Conical Intersect (After Gordon Matta-Clark 1975)

Robert ParkeHarrison (American, b. 1968).This early (1993) rare Robert ParkeHarrison is a unique artwork. Like most of his earlier work, this photographic image on panel was made using traditional analog processes, collaging negatives to create the image. The artwork includes a shelf made and coated in beeswax by the artist. The current owner purchased this work directly from the artist in 1994. It has since remained in storage and is in excellent condition.

Forest II

Joseph Maresca (American, b. 1946).Still life rendering on wood mounted tiles.Gallery label and hanging wire at back.

Still Life (White) 

Jean Feinberg (American, b. 1948).Pastel and torn paper collage embellished with glitter.Floated in a wood frame behind plexiglass.Gallery label and hanging wire at back.

Untitled 

John Baeder (American, b. 1938).Etching and collage showing photographic images of a bungalow house, floor plan and decorative elements.Artist's Proof.Floats within a wood frame with white backing.Hangs with wire on reverse.

Bungalow B-1b

John Baeder (American, b. 1938).Etching and collage showing photographic images of a bungalow house, floor plan and decorative elements.Artist's proof.Floats within a wood frame with white backing.Hangs with wire on reverse.

Bungalo B-c

Tony Mascatello (American).Whimsical enamel on plexiglass depicting a street scene.Work presented in rosewood frame.Reverse is fitted with a wire for hanging.Framer's label affixed verso.

Behind The Court House

Bungalo B - 1d

John Baeder (American, b. 1938).Etching and collage showing photographic images of a bungalow-style house, floor plan and decorative elements.Artist's proof.Floats within a wood frame with white backing.Hangs with wire on reverse.

Bungalo B-2a

Yun James Yohe (American, 20th century).Geometric pattern and spots on a green and pink background.Whitewashed frame by Bark Frameworks.Inventory label affixed verso.

Oasis

Stuart Nielsen (American, b. 1947).Four different graphic patterns seamed together in horizontal strips.White painted frame by PSG Frameworks.Inventory label affixed verso.

Quartet

James Reineking (American, b. 1937).Geometric abstract design of conjoined shapes.Artwork floats in an ebonized wood frame.Gallery and inventory labels affixed verso.Hangs with wire.

Three From Four

Christopher Olav Jenssen (Norwegian, b. 1954).Mixed media on paper.White lacquered frame.In addition to a handwritten date in pencil, this piece is also stamped lower left 30 Juli 1986.

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Laddie John Dill

Charles Ross

Matthew Day Jackson

Fletcher Benton

Jenny Cowern

Emil Lukas

Pascual Navarro

Matthew Ritchie

Wilder Alison

Daniel Turner

Matt Sheridan Smith

Ross Iannatti

Ross Iannatti

Sam Falls

Richard Whitten

Aaron Young

Raphael Mazzucco

Leo Gabin

Leo Villareal

Tom Dash

Tom Dash

James Rosenquist

Kota Ezawa

Kota Ezawa

Robert ParkeHarrison

Joseph Maresca

Jean Feinberg

JOHN BAEDER

JOHN BAEDER

Tony Mascatello

JOHN BAEDER

JOHN BAEDER

Yun James Yohe

Stuart Nielsen

James Reineking

Christopher Olav Jenssen