Vintage 1989 Bart Arnold 38mm Sterling Silver Modernist Bolo Tie RP19

Description

Sterling Bolo Tie
Size
: The bolo tie is 36" long. The pendant is 1 1/2" tall and 1 1/4" across.
Hallmarks
: 89' Bart Arnold
Conditio
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The bolo tie is in good condition. It needs a light polish.
Bart Arnold is perhaps best known as an abstract painter and jewelry artist whose work combines clean lines with complex textures, colors, and/or patinas. He established his style as a non-objective painter while living in New York and working toward his MFA at NYU and has been developing it for the past four decades. Concurrently, Bart has also been occasionally working in a realist mode, painting scenic mural commissions and making drawings and watercolors of scenes and objects.
Mr. Arnold’s non-objective work has been exhibited in several galleries in the Los Angeles area where he lived for several years as well as others from Houston to Munich. Locally, he has shown at Simon’s Rock,  Five Points Gallery,  Spazi, Tokonoma Gallery and the Shade Gallery in Lenox among others.
SIZE OF NECKLACE IS AS FOLLOWS: 18 1/2'' LENGTH . WEIGHT IS 48.2 GRAMS,   SIZE OF LARGER DESIGNS ARE 2 '' W X 1'' L . . ITEM WILL REQUIRE SIGNATURE CONFIRMATION UPON DELIVERY............................
After forty years of approaching art as a non-objective painter rooted in 60’s abstract expressionism, I decided to take a break from the self-imposed rigors of pure formalism and make some realistic paintings. These images are all of places that interest me visually and, in this case, depicting these places drives how I handle the paint.
Born Vienna, Austria, 1946; B.A. Lafayette College, Easton, PA, 1968; M.F.A. New York University, New York City, 1971
2011        Lauren Clark Fine Art, Housatonic, MA
2008        Shade Gallery, Lenox, MA
2007        Tokonoma Gallery , West Stockbridge, MA
2000       “Ten Sculptors”, 1st Agricultural Bank Bldg., Great Barrington, MA
1997          Marquardt Exhibitions, Munich, Germany
1996          Doreen Young Gallery, Simon’s Rock College, Gt. Barrington, MA
1995          Rathbone Gallery, Sage College, Albany, NY
1994          Sheila Nussbaum Gallery, Millburn, NJ
1993          Five Points Gallery, East Chatham, NY
1991           Arkos Gallery, Lenox, MA
1990          Spazi Fine Art, Housatonic, MA
1987          Gallery At the Doolittle Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
1986          “The New Abstraction”, Brand Library Art Gallery, Glendale, CA