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| Foremost American Contemporary Woman Artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron |
| Artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron Icon Original Paintings, Miniatures, Lithographs, Drawings for Sale from Private Collectors |
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| Hyacinthe with Fine Art Dealer Herbert A. Starr in the 1960's and one of the ICON Mother and child paintings, oil on canvas, 2x3'. Distributor to finest art galleries, custom furniture store galleries world wide. |
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| COMING SOON! Exciting, informative new pages not to be missed. Hyacinthe Publicity, Newspaper and Magazine articles. New Book! A Catalogue of Available works for sale! Quotes from Hyacinthe's collectors. Sign up for our new quartely Newsletter! First Viewing: Images from the dramatic and dynamic mixed media paintings. |
| "WE ARE ALL CONNECTED from Museum Exhibit & Gala Fundraiser under auspices of the National Kidney Foundation Inquire about being a sponsor |
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| WE ARE ALL CONNECTED The series dedicated to Ed Baron "Death Distorts the Living. 4x4' mixed media with plastic tubes connected to a portable dialysis machine and red "blood" fluid flowing when buttons are pressed. |
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| . For the first time ever, available from a private collector, original paintings and silk screen prints from the "TRILOGY" SERIES |
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| "WHITE BEAR'S DAUGHTER" 3X4' oil on canvas |
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| WHITE STALLIONS Serigraph from the TRILOGY SERIES |
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| CURRENT NEWS! 2011. Hyacinthe's 9x12" Painting Appraised at $17,000 on the Nate Berkus Syndicated TV Show! |
| Hyacinthe's Art Featured on The Nate Berkus TV Show Nationwide on NBC Feb. 16, 2011 |
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| Hyacinthe Kuller "Baron" Title "Girl With Flowers" 9x12" oil on board $17,000.00 Featured on "Nate Berkus" NBC TV Show Nationwide on F |
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| NEWS FLASH! Martha Raye' Portrait by Hyacinthe Kuller Stolen! |
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| A younger, brunette Hyacinthe with portrait and Martha Raye. |
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Portrait of superstar Martha Raye and a young brunette Hyacinthe Kuller Baron.
From the Martha Raye Private Collection of Hyacinthe's art, the portrait is being offered for the first time by Maggies widower.
2' x 3' oil on canvas, commissioned by director Lee Guber during the star's appearance in a play produced at the Valley Forge Dinner Theater.
Maggie loved the portrait so much it was always prominently featured in her home and she commissioned Hyacinthe to execute a portrait of her best friend Joan Crawford. Martha Raye became godmother to Hyacinthe's son Christopher Baron in 1972. The appraised value $350,000 . "Maggie's" portrait once it gets out that it is missing among her millions of fans and especially her service comrades met on tours with Bob Hope. Also missing is the Medal of Freedom awarded the star and nurse by President Clinton.
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| Hyacinthe Art Gallery, Palm Desert, CA. "In Search Of Ancient Spirits" Exhibition after the Documentary Video in the Museum of New Art, Detroit, MI. |
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Hyacinthe Kuller-Baron Contemporary Artist
Available Iconic Paintings
Copyright: All images on this site are the copyright of the artist and may not be used for any purpose without the express consent of the artist, her representatives and heirs according to international copyright laws.
How does a contemporary painting become an Icon? When the artwork is signed Hyacinthe Kuller, part of a collector’s life for 40 years, and remains valid, relevant and beloved today as in the past.
Baron Gallery is the authentic representative of the art of Hyacinthe Kuller Baron and proudly displays and offers Hyacinthe's art works newly released from private collections and available for resale to new and old collectors.
Hyacinthe's Iconic Paintings, Miniatures and signed and numbered pieces from sold out Lithographic editions on the themes of Mother and Child, Children and Women were executed in the 1960's and 70's and never again addressed by the artist as she continued to grow and change throughout her career.
Today Hyacinthe’s contemporary images of women, and mothers and children stand as Icons of artistic expression of the beauty of the female spirit. Currently Hyacinthe’s paintings begin in the $35,000’s. Most are in the $70,000.00 to $350,000 and up price range.
It is not only their value that makes Icons of Hyacinthe’s paintings from this era, it is the evidence of artistic talent, masterful technique, knowledge of the figure, and display of undeniable inspiration and emotion, the freedom of stroke, the sense of movement in time, of moments before and after, the dripping of paint, stark shadows that delineate form and draw the viewer in to complete the figures and to see images derived from their own imaginations. An Icon is still emotionally effective today.
Today new collectors join those from the past: Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Martha Raye, Malcom Forbes, Maude Adams, Joan Lunden, Jack Benny, Rod McKuen, Fred de Cordova, Joan Crawford, Charles Mingus, Ambassador and Mrs. Bartle Bull, Princess Luciana Pignatelli, John Lennon, Hal Linden, and so many more, private collectors and public institutions. Hyacinthe galleries on Madison Avenue, NYC, Palm Desert, Beverly Hills, CA, welcomed collectors throughout the years. With the advent of virtual galleries on the internet, notoriety and fame has increased and spread world-wide. Hyacinthe's art has been exhibitied in fine art galleries, museums and private collections and sold through fine art auctions and art galleries throughout the U.S., London, Japan, Belgium, France and Italy.
Visit www. absolutearts.com, worldwidearts.com, barongallery.com, barongalleries.com, hyacinthebaron.com, artnet.com, saatchigallery.com, and sablepublishing.com, publishers of fine art full color books and hand touched Giclees and many other fine art web sites on the internet.
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| Hyacinthe Kuller Baron Exhibit and Sale of Contemporary Paintings, Miniatures, Lithographs of Mothers & Children, Children and Women from Private Collections |
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| Sweet Dreamer, signed in center of Print Hyacinthe Kuller. Unlimited edition after a sold out original lithograph edition of 175 signed and numbered + Artist's Proofs. Print produced by Scafa Tornabene, NY. |
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| Sweet Dreamer Original Lithograph from an editiion of 175 by Hyacinthe Kuller, image faces left and is signed on the corner, while the print reproduction from Scafa Tornabene faces right and is deliberately signed in the middle. Both have considerable value, however the original lithograph is valued in the $20,000.00 range |
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| Ahead of their time. Beautiful, proud, independent, the paintings of women by Hyacinthe Kuller from the late 60s pre-dated women's lib and inspired a generation. |
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| "BEAUTIFUL GRACE WITH FLORALS 24x36" oil on canvas, gold metallic hand carved wood frame. Original owner provenance unknown, current owner for ten years is offering this magnificent Hyacinthe original painting and willing to accept best offer. Don't hesitate as this is a very popular but rare example of the color paintings of the late 1960's. Contact barongallery@aol.com to speak to Sharon.Signed Hyacinthe Kuller |
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| "Two Women, Dream Sequence" Hyacinthe Kuller |
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| "Two Women Dream Sequence" |
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Title: “TWO WOMEN DREAM SEQUENCE”
Subject: FEMALES, Contemporary Modern, Figurative, Expressionistic
Size: 2’ X4’
Medium: Oil on canvas, siennas, burnt sienna, pale greens, deep green pigments
Original colors retain pale tones and drippings remain as part of the composition and unique style of the artist.
Frame: Gold Trim on rounded black enamel on wood with 1” white linen liner.
Sold by fine art dealer Herbert A. Starr, NYC.
This is a rare early piece on the theme of two women. The Hyacinthe ouvre inspired by the artist’s interest in fashion created an iconic series of masterful figurative contemporary paintings. The eyes are closed on the rear figure as if she is dreaming, or being dreamed of by the woman in the forefront. whose eyes are slightly open, but not staring out at the viewer. This detail allowed individuals to indulge in the voyeuristic practice of observing the seemingly nude model without a direct encounter experienced later on, in the ‘70’s when the women’s eyes were painted open and staring out of the painting. It is a fine example of the attitude with which Hyacinthe imbued her proud and beautiful women. The sense of voluptuous form implied through masterful drawing allows the viewer to complete the image and enhances the viewing experience and understanding of the artistic curves and suggested details. The viewer is able to fill in the negative spaces and many collectors claim to see other figures and images in the free washes and drips. This painting is an exceptionally fine example of a genre that Hyacinthe originated and has not executed since the late 70’s and has not been exhibited or available since that time.
This work was purchased originally in 1968 directly from Mr. Starr’s Gallery located on Broadway in New York City. It has remained in the private collection until this date and is now being offered to the art collecting marketplace for the first time since its creation.
Currently being offered by the original owners from their private collection: to discuss arrangements please contact hyacinthebaron@aol.com or call: 760 408 1881.
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| "Susan" 2 x3' oil on canvas Hyacinthe Kuller circa 1969 |
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| Exquisite Girl With Flowers Offered for Sale |
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| "Young Girl's Portrait With Flowers" 20x24" plus gold painted and carved original frame. Oil on Canvas. |
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Contemporary Modern Painting is an exemplary example of a rare oil painting on canvas. Martha Raye declared that in paintings such as this Hyacinthe's paintings go beyond the ordinary to the realm where the deepest of feelings reside. The artist has explored the virtuoso sense of color in a very limited number of paintings. This painting along with the one shown on the Nate Berkus TV show recently displays the technique Hyacinthe developed of beginning with washes of brilliant oil colors, which suggest forms of flowers while details of the subjects features are brought into sharp focus. The emotion is evident in the far away look in the young girl's eyes. The provenance declares that this painting still in the original frame has been owned by the same collector's since it was first displayed in 1971. While they now reside in Florida and must downsize, the enjoyment they have had in the image is immeasurable. They are willing to deal with a collector who will experience their joy and appreciation.
Contact Hyacinthe's representatives at www.barongallery by emailing: barongallery@aol.com or telephoning: 760 408 1881 to make an offer.
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| Hyacinthe Miniature oil painting,Girl with red flowers, gold frame, black velvet insert available for sale by owner. A rare example of a color study for a larger painting. Reasonably priced. Inquire at barongallery@aol.com and ask for Sharon |
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| Girl with Pony Tails Hyacinthe Kuller 18x22" oil on canvas |
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| MOTHER and CHILD PAINTINGS from the 60's-70's |
| Mother and Child Paintings considered ICONS, From Private Collections. For Prices, Make an Offer, Discuss Payment and shipping Arrangements and Terms, Six Month Financing, No Interest, Free Shipping, Three Day Return Policy, More: Contact Sharon by Telephone: 760 408 1881, E-mail: barongallery@aol.com. GICLEES OF THE PAINTINGS OFFERED HERE FOR SALE ARE AVAILABLE AND RANGE IN PRICE FROM $1500 EACH TO $7500.00. Individually hand touched by Hyacinthe from Photographic reproductions, and signed by Hyacinthe. Offered in limited editions. Inquire above. |
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| "Asleep in My Arms", 2x3' oil on canvas, gold wood carved frame with white linen liner. Beautiful rendition on the theme of Mother and Child. $102,000.00. Located in Illinois. For more information or to purchase this painting contact barongallery@aol.com or call: 760 408 1881 |
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| "Sleeping Beauties" Early 2x3' of a favorite model |
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| "Sleeping Beauties" Mother and Child Icon by Hyacinthe Kuller (Baron) |
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| "Classic Hooded Mother and sleeping child" 2x3' |
| "Moments Like This" Favorite models in a Modern Mother and Child Composition in the popular 2x3' oil on canvas |
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| Mother and Child 24 x 36" FEATURE OF THE MONTH |
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Mother & Child Painting “MOMENTS LIKE THIS"
Contemporary Master Artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron
Mother and Child Painting signed Hyacinthe Kuller
This painting is an original work of art in pristine condition
rendered in the 1960’s by the artist and signed by the hand of Hyacinthe Kuller.
Title: MOTHER AND CHILD, “Moments Like This”
Contemporary Modern, Figurative, Expressionistic Size: 24" x 36" oil on canvas
Viridian Green and Payne’s Gray combine in heavily pigmented applications and dripping controlled washes to create a variety of cool earth tones.
Frame: Original gold with an inlay of black wood, gold trim and liner.
Statement from the owner. New York: ”I am in possession of a painting of a mother and infant, purchased by my parents in the early 70’s while on vacation in California. I have now inherited it after I have had the pleasure of its company for over 10 years. While I am loathe to give it up I am prepared to offer it for sale and hope it will find a home and collectors who admire it and enjoy it as much as I have.”
TO PURCHASE THIS PAINTING CONTACT US AT barongallery@aol.com. To Make an offer, arrange a payment schedule, discuss delivery charges or just need some more information call 760 408 1881 and ask for Sharon.
To find out more about how you can obtain and order a Giclee print on canvas of this painting please contact us.
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| Early Mother and Child Featured Painting in Verdant greens, Alizaron Crimson, Paynes Gray oil paints on canvas. A brilliant example of the masterful drawing skills that express in only a few strokes of minimal color and texture the spiritual and emotional qualities of her subjects. The size is 2' x 3', still in the original hand carved frame with linen liner. |
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| EARLY MOTHER AND CHILD |
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| Closeup of child's head with the stark alizaron crimson and earth green oil pigments resulting in warm earth toned washes. Is that a tear emanating from the child's left eye? |
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| Mother and Child. The simple title speaks volumes. This exquisite, very early example of the subjects by Hyacinthe captures all the emotional feelings of the mother as she looks down at her child who appears to be preparing to leave her arms. |
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| Closeup of the idealized Mother, looking down at her child, avoiding confrontation with the viewer. |
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| If your favorite original painting of Mother & Child is no longer posted or is no longer available please be aware we do have a beautiful hand touched by Hyacinthe GICLEE, 2'x3' on canvas, ready to hang from a limited edition of 100 signed pieces for only $2500.00 each. Only a few numbered pieces available.To order a G ICLEE with a special inscription from Hyacinthe contact Sharon at 760 408 1881 or email:us at barongallery@aol.com We pay shipping. |
| Featured Iconic Mother and Child Original Contemporary Oil Paintings by Hyacinthe Kuller Baron For Sale |
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| Mother and child with red and yellow flowers, 2' x 3' oil on canvas, original gold frame, reds,yellow, ochres, burnt sienna |
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Mother and Child and Florals
This is a rare early piece and a departure from the limited palette for which Hyacinthe is most well known. The 2' x 3' oil on canvas is testimony to the brilliant colorist the artist became in the late '60's. The Mother and Child surrounded by a bouquet of red and yellow flowers and warm burnt sienna still has closed eyes so the viewer may gaze on the quiet mood of beauty of a moment captured in time. Later in Hyacinthe's career the eye's on the mother's were open.
Only a few paintings in this color scheme were ever rendered by the artist. "At the time I painted this Mother and child I was exploring how the intensity of the rich warm reds and earth tones could portray the deep sense of maternal love. It is one of only a few in this palette. The brilliance of the colors has remained fresh due to my technique of glazing with my own mixtures." Hyacinthe
It has remained in the family and has hung in the home since its purchase in New York in the early '70's. It first was exhibited in the Hyacinthe Gallery on Madison Avenue in 1974. It is now available for resale by the original owners. Located in Georgia.
For information, to discuss details, to make an offer and arrange payment, contact Hyacinthe at 760 408 1881 or email: barongallery@aol.com.
A Giclee of this beautiful work of art is available for purchase in several sizes and prices. For sizes, canvas or paper, and prices please contact Hyacinthe.
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Feature of the month!
This beautiful Mother and Child painting by Hyacinthe Kuller (Baron) is in the original frame imported from Belgium. It is a very early piece and uses models from a portrait commission. The eyes are looking down and appear to be closed. It has hung in the original Collector's home since it was acquired in 1972 from an auction. The owner has said he is 84 now and has enjoyed it for so many years he will sell it only if a just price is to be had. The painting is currently located in Indianapolis Indiana. Contact Sharon at barongallery@aol.com or call 760 408 1881 for price, to make an offer or payment arrangements. A Giclee is available for purchase in a variety of sizes and prices. A detailed and hand embellished signed by Hyacinthe in the same size as the original, printed on canvas and stretched with 1.5 bars, ready to hang is available to order on demand for $3500.00. Contact Hyacinthe at hyacinthebaron@aol.com.
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The Mother and Child has always been a favorite subject of the artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron. By limiting the color to the rich warm earth tones, as in this special painting, the artist hoped to portray the deep sense of love and bonding. She suceeded in portraying the deep emotions and love between the two in one of the artist's favorite paintings. The painting is located in Florida.
For information, pricing, make an offer, payment arrangements, giclee sizes and prices please contact Sharon at barongallery@aol.com or call: 760 408 1881'
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"Tzarist Dream"
Rare early piece on an unusual mother and child theme. "TZARIST DREAM" isa contemporary figurative expressionistic image on canvas, size 24" x 36". Painted in oil in vivid burnt sienna, and paynes gray. Heavily pigmented and dripping, controlled wahes create a variety of cool and warm earth tones. The details of the features are rendered in sharp clarity of line and brushstroke. This techique has become the hall mark of Hyacinthe's process.
Inspired by images from the classic film, "Ivan the Terrible" by Sergei Eisenstein the great Russian Director, the artist has captured the fear and emotion of a mother prepared to protect her son at all costs. More, the mother's determination to see her simple child become the next Tzar of all the Russias.
Purchased by the current owner's mother, since passed away, this painting languished in a basement, this painting is available for the first time in almost 40 years. It is still in the original carved wood frame with black painted insert, gold trim and linen liner. The painting is located in New Jersey. For more information, to make an offer, to make arrangements to view the original, please contact Sharon. Email: barongallery@aol or hyacinthe @barongallery.com or call l760 408 1881,
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| "Grooming" Mother and Daughter,2 x3 " gold frame w/ white liner. Located on Long Island, New York.For information on this lovely oil on canvas with its pastel tones, contact Sharon at barongallery@aol.com or call 760 408 1881. Purchased from an Art Auction in 1975. Original Owner |
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| Available for Sale, Lithographs From Original Limited Editions Numbered, Artist's Proofs, SignedHyacinthe Kuller |
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| "Motherhood" One of the most popular lithograph editions, sold out upon publication. We have Artist's Proofs and signed and number pieces from an edition of 175 Lithograph by Hyacinthe Kuller. A/P one of 5 in the Smithsonian.For details and pricing and availability contact barongallery@aol.com. |
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| "MOTHERHOOD" Artist's Proof One of the most popular Hyacinthe Kuller Lithos |
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| "Warmth" Small Mother and Child Lithograph from an edition of 175 |
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| "The Gift of Love" 13/175 signed Hyacinthe Kuller. Peachy Beige image background on white Arches matte finish paper. Has been in the family for more than 20 years and is located in NYC. |
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| Iconic Images of Children, Original Frames, Lithograph Editiions, signed Hyacinthe Kuller and numbered or artists proofs, , Contact Hyacinthe for prices, to make an offer and payment arrangements. 760 408 1881, E-mail: barongallery@aol.com. |
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| "Blue Boy with Balloon" Miniature painting 9 x 12" oil and pencil on board, pastel blues, ochres, sienna. |
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| Baseball Boy, Miniature Oil Painting on Board. 5x7" Framed. |
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| "Girl Feeding Raggedy Doll" Miniature painting, framed in gold, black with gold trim and white linen liner. Image size 9x12 on hardboard, oil, raw sienna, yellow ochre, pencil, gesso. Located in Florida. |
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| Mini Lithograph 28/200 edition. "GIRL FEEDING TOAST TO RAGGEDY ANN DOLL". A most beloved image from the series of CHILDHOOD lithographs published in the early 1970's at the Lynton Kistler Atelier in Los Angeles Ca. and commissioned by Collier Coleman and Graphic Art Galleries. Sold out at Art Auctions nationwide. |
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| Boy with Balloon. Small, precious lithograph, framed. Black and white. |
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| "Boyhood" hand color, full size 16x25" 16 of 175 Hyacinthe Kuller |
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| THE SECRET Away from the house what is the secret the little girl whispers into the ear of the boy? Are dreams shared by two siblings? Friends? How often have we seen two children speaking their own language, sharing something only they know about because for adults this is a secret. Original lithograph from a sold out edition. For more information contact Hyacinthebaron@aol.com |
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| "WARMTH" Two children with cat, will the girl share a beloved pet with the boy? What ishe thinking? original Lithograph from a sold out edition. Contact Hyacinthe at Barongallery@aol.com |
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| "Affection" original from a limited edition of lithographs by Hyacinthe Kuller |
"Affection"
An Artist's Proof with hand painted touches of blue and yellow. Two children, a boy and a girl are picking flowers on a beautiful spring day. The incredible drawing, as only Hyacinthe can do it, features line work that perfectly describes form and leaves so much to the eye of the viewer. The bold strokes establish the depth of form and firmly position the two figures within the space of the Arches Archival paper on which the image was painted. The slight indication of a border at the top of the children's heads suggests a window in the background.
This piece is unframed, does have an ochre mat and is from a limited Lithograph edition of 175 with 5 signed Artists Proofs and 2 Printers Proofs.The image on the plate surface was destroyed and no new images can ever be pulled again.
To add this lithograph to your collection or to make it your own if you are a beginning collector please contact us and feel free to make an offer.
The lithograph is located in California. It has a Certificate of Authenticity and a current Appraisal.
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| "SISTERS" 37/175, one of the most popular, image of two young girls, framed, located in NJ. |
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| "Boy With Dog" includes frame |
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| "Sisters" 37/175, 20" x 24", printed on Arches Archival Paper in blac lithograhic ink. |
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| "Girl With Cat" includes Frame |
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Hyacinthe Kuller Baron
Original Lithograph Story
Signed by the hand of Hyacinthe Kuller
Limited Edition Lithograph Editions: 175 plus 5 Artist’s Proofs, 2 Printer’s proofs
Contemporary Modern Graphic Print
Date of Execution: 1970’s Arches Archival paper in black lithographic ink Framed: Under Glass
The original stone or plate on which the original drawing was inked for printing during an uninterrupted run was destroyed in view of the artist by the Printer applying an Arabic and permanent dissolving solutions which renders any additional prints of the original drawing unprintable.
The signed and numbered contemporary Lithographic editions Hyacinthe created in late 1960's and early 1970’s have continually increased in value during her long and very successful career.
Hyacinthe's lithographs were executed on both coasts in the 60's and 70's. On the east coast she was commissioned by Bermond Ltd. and was published and mentored in the graphic techniques on stone by Burr Miller of George Miller and Son, two of the finest lithographic craftsmen.
On the west coast, commissioned by Graphic Art Galleries and Collier Coleman, she worked with Lynton Kistler and his new invention, aluminum plates ground to resemble the texture of lithographic stone and printed on a giant old printing press made in France. There Hyacinthe met many celebrity artists such as Paul Winchell, Ventriliquist and others, and taught John Lennon the techniques of working directly on the plates for his production of the suite of drawings for "Bag One". Hyacinthe graphic prints made art history when the published editions sold out at art auctions nationwide art galleries and frame shops and today, when the rare piece becomes available for resale, the lithographs continue to sell privately.
Each Lithograph offered on this site comes with a current Appraisal and updated Certificate of Authenticity and Provenance and is registered to the Catalog Raisonne currently being compiled by The Hyacinthe Art Museum Archival Trust.
The artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron and her estate retain the copyright and according to International Copyright Laws may use the image in other media such as incorporation into Giclees, Fine Art reproductions, the design of book covers, posters, films, exhibitions, web sites, Catalog Raisonne and the like.
Contact hyacinthebaron@aol.com. To make an offer, discuss shipping details and prices, payment plans and other information send an email to barongallery@aol.com or call 760 408 1881 and ask for Sharon.
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| The Love She Gave...young girl with Raggedy Ann doll. Contemporary Modern Original Lithograph Unique, no edition of this image published, Signed: Hyacinthe Kuller. Private Collection location: CA. |
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| "To Touch A Star" Etching. Artist's Proof, 1 out of 3 prints in total. |
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The original aluminum plate on which Hyacinthe scratched an original drawing of a child holding a star was etched by putting the plate in an acid bath. The etched image was then inked and 3 Artist's Proofs were pulled by artist Hyacinthe Kuller (Baron)
and signed in pencil. The image on the plate was then destroyed by applying an Arabic solution so that no more of the image could ever again be printed.
The beautiful Artist's Proof is still in the original aced-free mat and frame.It was donated by the Artist as an offering in a drawing as a prize during a fund raising event for the San Diego Center for the Blind in 1996. It was exhibited at the Drawing Room Gallery on G Street and 9th Avenue and awarded to the winner at the event. It is currently in the possession of the executor of the estate of the individual winner in Los Angeles, CA. and is being offered for sale for the first time ever. It is valued at $17,500.00/ Anxious to settle the estate the Executer may be willing to offer it to a serious buyer for much less. Baron Gallery has many affordable payment options available.
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| "To the Dreamers" Lithograph 4x7" 37/150 |
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From a sold out edition of original lithographs.One of the extensive repertoire of Lithograph Editions produced during the late 60's and early 70's it remains a favorite. Exquisitely rendered using lithographic crayon the effect of a fine pencil drawing once again proves the facility of Hyacinthe's talent and ability. As Marcel Duchamp said when he first saw the drawings of the artist, "Hyacinthe is one of the finest draughtsman alive today on the art scene."
Please contact Hyacinthe to learn the value, make an offer, make payment arrangements or purchase through paypal. 760 408 1881 or e-mail: Hyacinthebaron@aol.com.
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| First Kiss |
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"First Kiss" silk screen edition of 250 plus a few printers proofs and artist's proofs. Printed on Arches Archival beige with deckle edges in five colors on five screens . Images drawn directly on each screen and overlaid to achieve more than five colors when pulled thrugh the press by the artist and signed by the hand of Hyacinthe Kuller in Pencil. Hyacinthe Kuller Baron retains the copyright of this image.Originally distributed by Graphic Art Gallelries, Collier Coleman and the Robert Sills Gallery, Inc.CA
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| MOTHERLY LOVE, Artist's Proof, signed original lithograph edition 175, by Hyacinthe Kuller |
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| GIRLHOOD, Hyacinthe Kuller, numbered piece, limited edition lithograph 175 |
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| ONE-OF-A-KIND ORIGINAL DRAWINGS & Oil & Pencil Miniature Paintings on Board |
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| "YOUNG BOY" Original drawing by Hyacinthe Kuller |
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"Young Boy" Original drawing on tinted paper with dry brush and oil pigment in raw sienna and yellow ochre and pencil.
Signed Hyacinthe Kuller size 11 x 14 " framed. Located in Forest Hills, NY.
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| Young Girl In Thought original drawing, oil and pencil on paper, floater glass frame, by Hyacinthe |
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| "WOMAN" Miniature Oil Painting on Gesso Board in broad washes and pigmented brush drawing. |
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"Woman" Contemporary Modern Miniature Painting in Oil paint on Gesso Board. A rare and exemlary dislay of Hyacinthe's virtuoso use of drawing with a dray brush and watercolor wash technique. A rare example of the fluid brushwork and emotionally charged style. The closed eyes indicate this is an early work from the artist's long career. Signed "Hyacinthe".
Located in Forest Hills, NY.
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| "An Artistic Spirit Miniature Painin, Oil on bgoard, 16x20" Original portrait inspired by expression of creativity by Hyacinthe |
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| For the first time Baron Gallery is proud to present for resale a Mythic Painting from an important art collector. |
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| "Daughter of the Wind" from Cassandra's Tear Trilogy |
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Mythic Painting
for Resale by Hyacinthe Collector located in Palm Desert, CA.
“Daughter of the Wind”
Subtitled “Cassandra Nagual and grand daughter Cassandra, The Women of the Taiowa Tribe”
From the Cassandra’s Tear Trilogy
BY HYACINTHE KULLER BARON
This Contemporary Modern, Expressionistic, Figurative painting is an original rendered in the 1980’s by the artist and signed Hyacinthe. Canvas Size is 48”x48”, 1" depth, stretched. The palette consists of oil colors, Paynes Gray pigments and gray washes, Irridecent silver and gold, with Burnt Sienna accents and marble dust.
CURRENT RETAIL VALUE: $145,500.00.
The sense of movement is captured with only the essential lines and inferred sense of form. The light and shaded washes are the trademark of Master Artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron whose influences have been Marcel Duchamp, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Hyacinthe is also a sculptor, published author and produced playwright, video film maker, gallery owner, and a Graphic and Fashion and Home furnishings designer. Distributed world-wide her works are in the Smithsonian, Detroit Mona and other museum, private and celebrity collections.
According to the hierarchical order of creation of the works in the Mythic series, “The Cassandra’s Tear Trilogy” this painting is especially valuable as one of a series of masterful mythological paintings inspired by the themes described in the published books written by artist/author Hyacinthe Kuller Baron and published in the 80’s. The books are still in print and vailable to order: barnesandnoble.com, amazon.com.
“In this painting the female represents the warrior woman who will evolve into the “beauty of the human spirit”. My art is ‘Transmigrational” a phrase I use to express my concern with an aesthetic ideal so the duality of human nature becomes an expression of harmony.” Hyacinthe Kuller Baron
The Cassandra's Tear Trilogy books are available to order directly from the artist with an original sketch, dedication and signature.
The following Press Release is available to the media and any museum or other exhibition curator or art critic who expresses interest and requests more information on this masterpiece by artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron.
Press Release:
From: www.barongallery.com
For Immediate release: 2010
Public Relations contact: hyacinthe@barongallery.com, 760 408 1881
Artist/Author Hyacinthe Kuller Baron
Creates Her Own Mythology In A Suite Of Mythic Paintings And Published Books Based On
‘The Cassandra’s Tear Trilogy”
Artist and Author Hyacinthe Kuller Baron creates her own mythology in the Paintings and Giclee Prints and published books that comprise “The Trilogy of Cassandra’s Tear, White Bear’s Daughter”.
Book I: Echo of a Scream, Book II: Echo of a Voice, and Book III: Echo of a Silence are
based on a “secret” given the artist by White Bear, a Hopi Spiritual leader,at the time he was to appear in Supreme Court trial between the Hop and he Navajo.
The Myth is the epic story of three childhood friends with a secret and an artist’s dreams of expressing the beauty of the human spirit.
The major works of art, the suite of Paintings, Giclees and Published books,
are inspired by a mythological horse, “The White Stallion” and it’s owner Tantalayou and of The Black Stallion known as Heoto, the twin Leader’s of the mysterious Tribe of the Taiowa living in the “Desert of Ran” in the Southwest and both lovers of the secretive Prophetess Cassandra, whom none will believe, as she announces that this may be the fifth and last world unless mankind acts to forestall the aberrations being perpetrated against humanity and the earth.
For the first time in 20 years one of the master paintings from the suite, Hyacinthe Kuller Baron’s “Daughter of the Wind”, 4’x4’ Oil on Canvas, Painting, Figurative, Contemporary, Expressionist, currently valued at $145,000.00 is being offered for sale by the Collector, located in Palm Desert, CA. and represented by barongallery.com in San Diego, CA.
Digital Photographs are available upon request from the media and copyright permission is given to serious parties only.
Giclee: A fine art print is available in the original painting’s size of four feet by four feet and embellished and signed by Hyacinthe in an unlimited unique edition. A dedication may be requested.
For more information contact Hyacinthe@barongallery.com or call: 760 408 1881 and ask for Sharon.
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| Lion with Buffalo, Etching |
Currently on view in The Animal Nature Exhibition of Paintings By Hyacinthe
at the Computer Arts Gallery
4985 Voltaire Street, San Diego, CA 92107
“LION WITH BUFFALLO" Unique Etching”
Artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron created this Graphic as an original one of a kind Unique Etching rendered in oil based Printer’s Inks on steel plate and pulled as a unique print in the 1990’s by the artist and is a signed Artist’s Proof IN PENCIL. Description: Graphic Print. ContemporaryModern,Figurative,Expressionist. UNIQUE ETCHING.”
CURRENT RETAIL VALUE: $12,500.00.
“My art is ‘Transmigrational” a phrase I use to express my concern with an aesthetic ideal so the duality of Human and Animal nature becomes an expression of harmony.” Hyacinthe Kuller Baron
The sense of movement is captured with only the essential lines and inferred sense of form. The light and shaded washes are the trademark of the Master Artist Hyacinthe Kuller Baron whose influences have been Marcel Duchamp, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Hyacinthe is also a sculptor, published author and produced playwright, video film maker, gallery owner, and a Graphic and Fashion and Home Furnishings designer. Distributed world-wide her works are in the Smithsonian, Detroit Mona and other museum, private and celebrity collections. Medium: Oil based Printer’s Lithographic inks on Arches watercolor archival weight paper, Paynes Gray, Irridecent silver and gold, blue green, washes, burnt Sienna accents. Framing: Mounted in a Lucite Box.
In 2010 the original and current owner offered this work for resale and contributed it to the current exhibition, “Animal Nature” at the Computer Arts Gallery, 4985 Voltaire Street, San Diego, 92107. It is on consignment and exhibited along with one other etching from this series, “Sea Lion Under the Sea” along with the ongoing exhibit of large scale paintings by Hyacinthe Kuller Baron from this series.
“Lion With Buffalo” is also being offered on the internet with links back to http://www.barongalleries.com at http://www.saatchi.uk on the Hyacinthe Kuller Baron page and in their Salesroom, http://www.absolute arts.com on the Premium Portfolio of Hyacinthe Kuller Baron.
Originally purchased through The Hyacinthe Art Gallery, on El Paseo, in Palm Desert, California in 1991.
Original and Current Owner is located in Palm Desert, CA. For information regarding the purchase of this etching in its original frame please contact Hyacinthe at 760 408 2881 or email: hyacinthebaron@aol.com.
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| The Three Graces, In a Modern Idiom, Iconic Original Oil Painting by Hyacinthe Kuller Baron |
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AVAILABLE
A newly rediscovered very large painting by Hyacinthe of three women in a modern idiom of the Three Graces rendered in the early 60's turns out to have been the inspiration for many of the women paintings that followed over the years. 4'x5' oil and pencil on canvas. Originally commissioned by former editor of Harper's Magazine Lewis Lapham it set the style for what the artist's works were to become, free, easy impressions that exhibit the masterful drawing skills so highly praised by mentor Marcel Duchamp. The technique captures the sense of movement and time...
Appraised at $325,000.00 private collector is willing to accept a worthwhile offer to place this important Hyacinthe work of art in an important collection. Located in Florida. Contact Steve Kramer, CEO, www.barongallery.com at barongallery@aol.com
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| PEGASUS 1 MYTHOLOGICAL 2X3' OIL ON CANVAS Hyacinthe Kuller, famed for horse paitings collected world wide, adapts the muscular structure of the horse with the addition of wings and a mystical figure from ancient mythology |
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| "Cassandra and the White Stallion" 4'x4' oil on canvas from The Trilogy of White Bear's Daughter |
ARTIST/AUTHOR HYACINTHE KULLER BARON
CREATES HER OWN MYTHOLOGY:
SUITE OF PAINTINGS, GICLEES AND PUBLISHED BOOKS BASED ON “CASSANDRA’S TEAR”
‘THE TRILOGY OF WHITE BEAR’S DAUGHTER’
Artist,Author,Poet, Hyacinthe Kuller Baron creates her own mythology in a series of iconic paintings, Giclee prints and published books that comprise Cassandra’s Tear “The Trilogy of White Bear’s Daughter”. Book I: Echo of a Scream, Book II: Echo of a Voice, Book III: Echo of a Silence. The Myth is the epic story of 3 childhood friends and an artist’s dreams of expressing the beauty of the human spirit.
Major works of art, the suite of Paintings, Giclees and Published books, are inspired by the theme of a mythological horse, The White Stallion and it’s owner Tantalayou and of The Black Stallion known as Heoto, Leader’s of the mysterious Tribe of the Taiowa and both lovers of Cassandra.
For the first time in 20 years one of the master paintings from the suite, Hyacinthe Kuller Baron’s “Cassandra and the White Stallion”, 4’x4’ Oil on Canvas, Painting, Figurative, Contemporary, Expressionist, currently valued in the hundred thousands, is being offered for sale by the Collector.
For Information, to discuss details, to make an offer and arrangements contact Ed Baron, 760 408 1881 or barongallery@aol.com
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