Untitled III, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957

$1,500.00

fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)

Museum quality archival prints made from negatives

Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.

Apart of the collection, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957

15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25

20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25

30 x 30, Limited Edition 10

40 x 40, Limited Edition 5

50 x 50, Limited Edition 5

On Crescent Beach

$18,500.00

"Except for a short stint of wanting to be a cowboy at age 5, I have always wanted to be an artist; or, I have always been an artist whether I wanted to be, or not. It seems to have been more a case of art choosing me than the other way around, and throughout my life it has been a constant beacon, providing hue and value to most of my visual, as well as spiritual and philosophical perceptions." - Paul Kelley

Please contact CreativeTeam@ArtUrbane.com to contact the artist, Paul Kelley. We will be in touch within 24 hours. We look forward to speaking with you.

Silvie #1 #1b

$1,300.00

59·4 x 84·1 cm 

Cotton thread sewn on pixelated image + pink paper

 Ant Pearce is an emerging British artist. He comes from a background in biochemistry and IT. He worked in the City of London as a senior business consultant for more than ten years before embarking on a life within the visual arts. After completing an intensive course at Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design, he enrolled in 2010 on the MA Visual Arts course at Camberwell College of Arts, graduating with Merit in late 2012. He has shown work in London and the UK, Europe and the US. His practice is based in London.

His practice focuses on the concept that man is condemned to exist imprisoned. Through his work he explores the fragility of life, drawing on human psychology. Influenced by Freud’s theories and the writings and philosophies of Dostoyevsky, Kafka and Camus, his work alludes to the idea that the omnipresent external authority is what brings about man’s aberrant destructive behaviours.

Untitled V, Paris 1958

$1,500.00

fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)

Museum quality archival prints made from negatives

Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.

Apart of the collection, Paris 1958

15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25

20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25

30 x 30, Limited Edition 10

40 x 40, Limited Edition 5

50 x 50, Limited Edition 5

Derujinsky IX

$375.00

Gleb Derujinsky's (1925-2011) photography is iconic of an era in fashion, photography and history. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographer from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time and his eye for capturing human beauty in nature, mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.

Canvas Print

20 x 16

Hold On

$450.00

Ariel Vargassal

Print on canvas, signed by artist.

18 x 24 in

Dances With Fishes

$500.00

Artist: Blake Brasher

On the canvas, Blake explores the physical and spiritual nature of life through color and movement. He believes the purpose of art is to help man find his place in the universe, and he considers a painting successful if it draws people into a state of meditative contemplation. His work is neither ironic, nor an attempt to shock anyone. It is a sincere expression of inquiry and discovery.

Blake Brasher grew up in North Pole, Alaska and earned a B.S. in Art and Design from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) in 2003. He works part time as a robotics engineer at Google and maintains a painting studio in Boston, MA.

Acrylic, Alcohol Ink, and Watercolor on Textured Polypropylene Sheet

20"H x 26"W

Derujinsky VIII

$375.00

Gleb Derujinsky's (1925-2011) photography is iconic of an era in fashion, photography and history. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographer from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time and his eye for capturing human beauty in nature, mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.

Canvas Print

16 x 20

Study for Summer's Supine Eve-SOLD

$3,400.00

"Except for a short stint of wanting to be a cowboy at age 5, I have always wanted to be an artist; or, I have always been an artist whether I wanted to be, or not. It seems to have been more a case of art choosing me than the other way around, and throughout my life it has been a constant beacon, providing hue and value to most of my visual, as well as spiritual and philosophical perceptions." - Paul Kelley

Please contact CreativeTeam@ArtUrbane.com to contact the artist, Paul Kelley, with requests for original commissioned artwork. We will be in touch within 24 hours. We look forward to speaking with you.

Cruise Downtown

$250.00

Kendall Starr

“For me, the impact of human influence is most easily recognized from above, and it's often an impressive sight. In this case, crowds of people from a crowded New York City crowd into a getaway vessel to reflect on life as they pass by the beautiful skyline. Or maybe just to party.” – Kendall Starr

Flawless in creative execution, Kendall Starr began his career in photography as a commercial pilot towing banners in Miami, Florida. His keen eye for design, pattern and passion for the aerial aesthetic brought to life images grander than life that freeze moments from heights and on the ground rich in perspective and design. 

24 x 16, $250, Edition of 200 

36 x 24, $500, Edition of 75

54 x 36, $2,000, Edition of 25

60 x 40, $3,000, Edition of 10

Abstracted Figure 2

$250.00

Colette Standish

Fine Art Archival Pigment Print

Colette Standish's artwork presents the tensions that exist between opposites, centering around masculine and feminine, animus and anima. She uses the body as a point of reference, using blank space in the human form to evoke a spiritual presence and present the plane where tensions reside, at times invisible to the human eye. Her interactions with opposing forces cause her images to fragment offering a perceived balance and harmony of tension and the resulting discomfort.

12 x 24, $250
24 x 36, $500
36 x 48, $700
48 x 60, $1000 
60 x 72, $1,500
72 x 84, $2,000

The Thinker - SOLD

$2,900.00

The Thinker

Original Artwork

Artist: Vassia Alaykova

Dimensions: 32" x 45"

Materials: Watercolor and Gouache

“I try to find a correlation between the present day and history, between reality and imagination, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos, science and art. On the canvas inside of the story, geometric shapes dance with organic ones creating a chaotic harmony." - Vassia Alaykova

Infinity Times Two

$500.00

Artist: Blake Brasher

On the canvas, Blake explores the physical and spiritual nature of life through color and movement. He believes the purpose of art is to help man find his place in the universe, and he considers a painting successful if it draws people into a state of meditative contemplation. His work is neither ironic, nor an attempt to shock anyone. It is a sincere expression of inquiry and discovery.

Blake Brasher grew up in North Pole, Alaska and earned a B.S. in Art and Design from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) in 2003. He works part time as a robotics engineer at Google and maintains a painting studio in Boston, MA.

Acrylic, Alcohol Ink, and Watercolor on Textured Polypropylene Sheet

26"H x 20"W

Extinction of Our National Symbol

$6,000.00

Artist: Veronica Villarreal

pencil on paper

48.5" x 36.5" 

Our True Nature

$400.00

Artist: Blake Brasher

On the canvas, Blake explores the physical and spiritual nature of life through color and movement. He believes the purpose of art is to help man find his place in the universe, and he considers a painting successful if it draws people into a state of meditative contemplation. His work is neither ironic, nor an attempt to shock anyone. It is a sincere expression of inquiry and discovery.

Blake Brasher grew up in North Pole, Alaska and earned a B.S. in Art and Design from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) in 2003. He works part time as a robotics engineer at Google and maintains a painting studio in Boston, MA.

Acrylic on Canvas

20"H x 20"W x 1.5"D

Pink Rhombuses

$1,800.00

Artist: Jason Wilson

Thirty-five years ago, a young boy watched his Native American grandmother design, assemble and sew his family’s quilts. Today, contemporary Perceptual artist, Jason Wilson, influenced by his grandmother’s quilts, gives new life to old concepts.

His designs are about building the painting as much as painting the painting...involving hours of construction.

Perceptual Art asks its audience to visually or emotionally interact with the design. Some Perceptual Art appears to shimmer and shift while other designs may, for example, provide a sense of serenity and grace. By bringing his designs to life, Jason Wilson hopes to delight and inspire others.

Low-relief Painting on Canvas Board with Black Metal Frame

18"H x 24"W

Only On The Outside

$2,800.00

Ariel Vargassal

Original

Acrylic on Canvas

30 x 24 in

Terminus

$2,300.00

Artist: Jason Wilson

Thirty-five years ago, a young boy watched his Native American grandmother design, assemble and sew his family’s quilts. Today, contemporary Perceptual artist, Jason Wilson, influenced by his grandmother’s quilts, gives new life to old concepts.

His designs are about building the painting as much as painting the painting...involving hours of construction.

Perceptual Art asks its audience to visually or emotionally interact with the design. Some Perceptual Art appears to shimmer and shift while other designs may, for example, provide a sense of serenity and grace. By bringing his designs to life, Jason Wilson hopes to delight and inspire others.

Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas

24"H x 24"W

Shadow

$1,200.00

Colette Standish

Charcoal & Photography (Film) on Paper

Colette Standish's artwork presents the tensions that exist between opposites, centering around masculine and feminine, animus and anima. She uses the body as a point of reference, using blank space in the human form to evoke a spiritual presence and present the plane where tensions reside, at times invisible to the human eye. Her interactions with opposing forces cause her images to fragment offering a perceived balance and harmony of tension and the resulting discomfort.

24 x 32 

Together At Last

$500.00

Artist: Blake Brasher

On the canvas, Blake explores the physical and spiritual nature of life through color and movement. He believes the purpose of art is to help man find his place in the universe, and he considers a painting successful if it draws people into a state of meditative contemplation. His work is neither ironic, nor an attempt to shock anyone. It is a sincere expression of inquiry and discovery.

Blake Brasher grew up in North Pole, Alaska and earned a B.S. in Art and Design from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) in 2003. He works part time as a robotics engineer at Google and maintains a painting studio in Boston, MA.

Acrylic, Alcohol Ink, and Watercolor on Textured Polypropylene Sheet

26"H x 20"W

Nature and Humanity

$435.00

Artist: Vassia Alaykova

Dimensions: 40" x 26"

Materials: Mixed media on paper, 2016

“I try to find a correlation between the present day and history, between reality and imagination, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos, science and art. On the canvas inside of the story, geometric shapes dance with organic ones creating a chaotic harmony." - Vassia Alaykova

You Wanted So Much You Could Do Anything

$500.00

Artist: Blake Brasher

On the canvas, Blake explores the physical and spiritual nature of life through color and movement. He believes the purpose of art is to help man find his place in the universe, and he considers a painting successful if it draws people into a state of meditative contemplation. His work is neither ironic, nor an attempt to shock anyone. It is a sincere expression of inquiry and discovery.

Blake Brasher grew up in North Pole, Alaska and earned a B.S. in Art and Design from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) in 2003. He works part time as a robotics engineer at Google and maintains a painting studio in Boston, MA.

Acrylic, Alcohol Ink, and Watercolor on Textured Polypropylene Sheet

26"H x 20"W

Amare (Love)

$435.00

Artist: Vassia Alaykova

Dimensions: 26" x 40"

Materials: Watercolor/gouache on paper, 2015

“I try to find a correlation between the present day and history, between reality and imagination, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos, science and art. On the canvas inside of the story, geometric shapes dance with organic ones creating a chaotic harmony." - Vassia Alaykova

Faience

$1,250.00

From the Artist:

My “Material Matters” series examines the challenges of organizing textile fabrics into coherent collaged works. It plays against the usual association of fabrics as being pliable and focuses on their ability to form collages out of a multitude of prints and to create their own structural formations.  It is a study of color, pattern and form using a non-traditional medium (fabric and stitching) to create fine art wall reliefs. The various printed and solid fabrics are the canvases with which I collage forms in a formal process to create a composition. The stitching helps to interconnect the forms by creating texture and marks on my "canvas"--similar to a painter using brush strokes to create marks in their paintings.

Biography and Story

"Thread, fabrics and yarn are my paints.  Instead of brushstrokes, I stitch.  My stitching is done primarily via sewing machine – an instrument emblematic of the female role. I see strength and power in the stitch and feel its history; it is a way of leaving a print to be remembered, beckoning you to take a second look.  The sewing machine is transformed into an artistic tool that I use to create contemporary art." 

Sandra’s eye and tactile sense were initially developed through exposure to the fabrics printed by her parents’ company, Alexander Henry Fabrics, Inc. She maintained her involvement in her parents’ efforts while taking art classes at Pomona College, attending USC Law School and during her employment at major corporations and law firms. She has taken art classes at Otis College of Art and Design, UCLA Extension, and Brentwood Art Center. 

Forest Buddha

$325.00

Artist: Vassia Alaykova

Dimensions: 19" x 25"

Materials: White pen on paper, 2015

“I try to find a correlation between the present day and history, between reality and imagination, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos, science and art. On the canvas inside of the story, geometric shapes dance with organic ones creating a chaotic harmony." - Vassia Alaykova

Abstracted Figure 1

$4,000.00

Colette Standish

Acrylic Collage on Canvas

Colette Standish's artwork presents the tensions that exist between opposites, centering around masculine and feminine, animus and anima. She uses the body as a point of reference, using blank space in the human form to evoke a spiritual presence and present the plane where tensions reside, at times invisible to the human eye. Her interactions with opposing forces cause her images to fragment offering a perceived balance and harmony of tension and the resulting discomfort.

48 x 60 

Untitled I, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957

$1,500.00

fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)

Museum quality archival prints made from negatives

Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.

Apart of the collection, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957

15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25

20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25

30 x 30, Limited Edition 10

40 x 40, Limited Edition 5

50 x 50, Limited Edition 5

Desert Palms at Sunrise

$200.00

Hand-signed, limited edition fine art print

11 x 14

16 x 20

20 x 25

24 x 30

32 x 40

Untitled V, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957

$1,500.00

fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)

Museum quality archival prints made from negatives

Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.

Apart of the collection, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957

15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25

20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25

30 x 30, Limited Edition 10

40 x 40, Limited Edition 5

50 x 50, Limited Edition 5

Calligraphy, Death Valley

$395.00

Calligraphy

Death Valley National Park, California

Calligraphic tracks left by the mysterious moving stones of Death Valley National Park's 'The Racetrack'. Photo © copyright by Michael E. Gordon.

Hand-signed, limited edition print

16 x 16

24 x 24

Derujinsky I

$375.00

Gleb Derujinsky's (1925-2011) photography is iconic of an era in fashion, photography and history. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographer from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time and his eye for capturing human beauty in nature, mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.

Canvas Print

16 x 20

Written in Stone IV - SOLD

$3,000.00

Sharron Parker 

"The shape of a piece might come from a bird's wing, the color from crystals under a microscope, a line from the sinuous edge of a pond meeting the shore, and the texture from the bark of a birch tree. I wish to celebrate nature, not to mirror it." - Sharron Parker

Written in Stone IV is handmade felt from wool constructed delicately and uniquely from varying fiber art techniques. Written in Stone IV is the only of its kind.

The artwork is cleanable by vacuum through mesh. 

38" x 49" x 2" 

Ruby Nights - SOLD

$3,300.00

Sharron Parker 

"The shape of a piece might come from a bird's wing, the color from crystals under a microscope, a line from the sinuous edge of a pond meeting the shore, and the texture from the bark of a birch tree. I wish to celebrate nature, not to mirror it." - Sharron Parker

Ruby Nights is handmade felt from wool constructed delicately and uniquely from varying fiber art techniques. Ruby Nights is the only of its kind.

The artwork is cleanable by vacuum through mesh. 

31" x 68" x 2" 

S8 4.0

$1,700.00