Model Near Easel
An unusually large (most Kinley oil on paper works are around 25 x 20 cm) example bought by the previous owner directly from Kinley, this piece has never before been seen on the market.
Initialled bottom left in pencil and titled in Kinley's hand top right.
This piece is typical of his work from the early 1960s where the single figure subject is reduced to little more than a ghostly stripe.
Kinley's work is much sought after and held in many public collections including a number in the Tate Gallery's permanent collection.
Initialled bottom left in pencil and titled in Kinley's hand top right.
This piece is typical of his work from the early 1960s where the single figure subject is reduced to little more than a ghostly stripe.
Kinley's work is much sought after and held in many public collections including a number in the Tate Gallery's permanent collection.
An unusually large (most Kinley oil on paper works are around 25 x 20 cm) example bought by the previous owner directly from Kinley, this piece has never before been seen on the market.
Initialled bottom left in pencil and titled in Kinley's hand top right.
This piece is typical of his work from the early 1960s where the single figure subject is reduced to little more than a ghostly stripe.
Kinley's work is much sought after and held in many public collections including a number in the Tate Gallery's permanent collection.
Initialled bottom left in pencil and titled in Kinley's hand top right.
This piece is typical of his work from the early 1960s where the single figure subject is reduced to little more than a ghostly stripe.
Kinley's work is much sought after and held in many public collections including a number in the Tate Gallery's permanent collection.
$17,605.19
Model Near Easel—
$17,605.19
Description
An unusually large (most Kinley oil on paper works are around 25 x 20 cm) example bought by the previous owner directly from Kinley, this piece has never before been seen on the market.
Initialled bottom left in pencil and titled in Kinley's hand top right.
This piece is typical of his work from the early 1960s where the single figure subject is reduced to little more than a ghostly stripe.
Kinley's work is much sought after and held in many public collections including a number in the Tate Gallery's permanent collection.
Initialled bottom left in pencil and titled in Kinley's hand top right.
This piece is typical of his work from the early 1960s where the single figure subject is reduced to little more than a ghostly stripe.
Kinley's work is much sought after and held in many public collections including a number in the Tate Gallery's permanent collection.
